Distinguish Indiana Territory About the historical territory in the United States of America Indian Country ... common name Oklahoma american name conventional long name IndianTerritory status text nation the United ... anthem image map okterritory.png image map alt Oklahoma and IndianTerritory, 1890s image map caption Oklahoma and IndianTerritory, 1890s capital latd latm latNS longd longm longEW area government ..., IndianTerritory , The Indian Territories , or Indian Country are used to describe an evolving land ... from Napoleon , the Louisiana Purchase . The concept of an IndianTerritory was an outcome of the 18th ... assimilation . By 1907, when Oklahoma was admitted as a state, IndianTerritory ceased to exist ... the Revolutionary War . More specifically, IndianTerritory was an Unorganized territory whose ... Territory after Missouri received statehood. The borders of IndianTerritory were systematically ... and Pottawatomi , etc. were relocated more than once as IndianTerritory shrank in size. As tribes ... Fee simple title to the land. The Oklahoma Enabling Act specified that Oklahoma Territory and Indian ..., IndianTerritory ceased to exist. Colonial & Early American History main Indian Reserve 1763 Indian Reserve The concept of an Indianterritory is the successor to the British Indian Reserve 1763 Indian Reserve , a British North American territory established by the Royal Proclamation of 1763 that set ... States were typically called Indian country , which was not even an Unorganized territory ..., Kansas, Nebraska and part of Iowa. ref name EOHC IndianTerritory cite web url http digital.library.okstate.edu ... History and Culture . IndianTerritory. accessdate 2012 02 15 ref Definition of IndianTerritory File Indian Country Territory 1934.jpg thumb 300px right Indian Country 1834 in Red IndianTerritory ... , Congress never passed an Organic Act for the IndianTerritory. IndianTerritory was never an Organized ... the American Civil War . Therefore, the geographical location commonly called IndianTerritory was not a traditional ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Nashoba County was a political subdivision of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Choctaw Nation in the Indian Territory . The county formed part of the nation s Apukshunnubbee District , or Second District, one of three administrative super regions. Nashoba County was established by the Choctaw Nation s Doaksville Constitution of 1860. It ceased to exist on November 16, 1907, along with the Choctaw Nation and the Indian Territory, upon the advent of Oklahoma s statehood. The territory comprising the former county is now included in the Oklahoma counties of Le Flore, McCurtain and Pushmataha. Nashoba is the word for wolf in the Choctaw language , and the county was often referred to as Wolf County. Its county seat was Nashoba Court House. Bordering Nashoba County on its east was the State of Arkansas. To its west was Cedar County, Choctaw Nation Cedar County , and to its north was Wade County. To the south were Bok Tuklo and Eagle counties. The territory formerly belonging to Nashoba County is incorporated primarily into the Oklahoma counties of McCurtain County, Oklahoma McCurtain and Pushmataha County, Oklahoma Pushmataha . References reflist Category Indian Territory Category Choctaw ... more details
Mayhew, IndianTerritory , located two miles north of present day Boswell, Oklahoma , was the seat of government of the Pushmataha District of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Choctaw Nation , in the IndianTerritory . It was located in Jackson County, Choctaw Nation , the county seat of which was Pigeon Roost, south of present day Boswell. It ceased its functions upon preparation for Oklahoma s statehood in 1907, when the Choctaw Nation s government and political subdivisions were dissolved. History Mayhew was founded in 1836 by Presbyterian missionaries to the Choctaw Indians . They named it for Mayhew Presbyterian Mission in Mississippi. ref George H. Shirk, Oklahoma Place Names , p. 138. ref From here they ministered to the Choctaws, providing schooling, medical aid, and other services. A United States Post Office was established at Mayhew, IndianTerritory on February 5, 1845 and operated until September 30, 1902. It then moved two miles south to Boswell, which was then a new townsite along the new railroad, and changed its name to Boswell, IndianTerritory. Boswell was named for S.C. Boswell, a local merchant . ref Shirk, Oklahoma Place Names , p. 27. ref Mayhew was visited by a Works Progress Administration field worker in September 1936. At that time she reported the remains of the original site of Mayhew a half mile away from its second and last site were torn down in 1934. The last site of Mayhew still held the steel jailhouse constructed during territorial days to hold the prisoners of the Pushmataha District Third District of the Choctaw Nation. The jailhouse was originally located at the first site of the district court, near the present day Choctaw County community of Sunkist, and was moved to Mayhew in 1903. The Pushmataha District had abandoned the site of its ... of Oklahoma Libraries. ref References references Category IndianTerritory ... in the Indian Pioneer Papers held by the Western History Collections of the University of Oklahoma ... more details
Confederate Units of IndianTerritory consisted of Native Americans from the Five Civilized Tribes &mdash the Cherokee , Chickasaw , Choctaw , Creek people Creek , and Seminole nations. ref Confer, Clarissa. The Cherokee Nation in the Civil War University of Oklahoma Press, 2007 pg.4 ref The 1st Cherokee Mounted Rifles were commanded by the highest ranking Native American of the war Brig. Gen. Stand Watie , who also became the last Confederate General to surrender on June 25, 1865. Cherokee Cherokee Nation 1st Cherokee Mounted Rifles 1st Regiment of Cherokee Mounted Volunteers 2nd Regiment of Cherokee Mounted Volunteers 1st Cherokee Battalion of Partisan Rangers 1st Squadron of Cherokee Mounted Volunteers 2nd Cherokee Artillery 3rd Cherokee Regiment of Volunteer Cavalry Cherokee Regiment Special Services , CSA Cherokee Special Services Battalion Scales Battalion of Cherokee Cavalry Meyer s Battalion of Cherokee Cavalry Cherokee Battalion of Infantry Creek American Indians Creek Nation 1st Battalion Creek Confederate Cavalry 1st Regiment Creek Mounted Volunteers 2nd Regiment Creek Mounted Volunteers Seminole Seminole Nation 1st Battalion Seminole Mounted Volunteers 1st Regiment Seminole Mounted Volunteers Chickasaw Nation 1st Regiment of Chickasaw Infantry 1st Regiment of Chickasaw Cavalry 1st Battalion of Chickasaw Cavalry Shecoe s Chickasaw Battalion of Mounted Volunteers Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Choctaw Nation 1st Choctaw & Chickasaw Mounted Rifles 1st Regiment of Choctaw Mounted Rifles 2nd Regiment of Choctaw Cavalry 3rd Regiment of Choctaw Cavalry Deneale s Regiment of Choctaw Warriors Folsom s Battalion of Choctaw Mounted Rifles Capt. John Wilkin s Company of Choctaw Infantry Northwest Frontier Command of IndianTerritory Col. Roswell W. Lee , Commanding 1st Osage ... indianterritory confederate uni.htm IndianTerritory Confederate Uni Bot generated title ref References Reflist See also IndianTerritory in the American Civil War Lists ... more details
. ref References references Category IndianTerritory ...Sulphur Springs was a Choctaw Indian community formerly existing in the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Choctaw Nation of IndianTerritory . It was located 3 4 mile south southeast of the highway intersection of OK 3 and OK 93 in present day Rattan, Oklahoma Rattan , in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma . Prior to establishment of a United States Post Office in 1910 with the name Rattan , the area was called Sulphur Springs. Sulphur Springs, located slightly to the southwest of the present day Rattan crossroads, was county seat of Cedar County, Choctaw Nation Cedar County in the Choctaw Nation. It was established by the Choctaw s Doaksville Constitution of 1860 and, in the manner of most Choctaw county seats, served a part time role as legal and political center. It was never a sizeable Human settlement settlement and boasted almost no mercantile or retail Retailing stores . ref Harrison Frazier , Indian Pioneer Papers, Western History Collections, University of Oklahoma Libraries Angie Debo, Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic , pp. 151 154. ref County court met on the first Monday of each month and was called Probate Court, even though it was more similar to modern day county court proceedings than a modern probate court . The court met in a large log house , constructed of long, straight logs, serving as both an Indian Methodist church and court house . The Cedar County Court House was torn down by white settlers sometime after the dissolution of the Choctaw Nation as a sovereign entity upon Oklahoma s statehood in 1907. A tree stump said to be preserved from the tree used as a whipping post the preferred form of punishment doled out by the Choctaw Nation judicial system is now held by the Pushmataha County Historical Society in Antlers, Oklahoma . ref Ibid ., Harrison Frazier . ref Sulphur Springs took its name from several sulphur spring hydrosphere springs located in the vicinity ... more details
otheruses2 Fort Wayne Fort Wayne was established 1839 in IndianTerritory by Lt. Col. R.B. Mason of the U.S. 1st Cavalry Regiment 1st Dragoons . Named for Gen. Anthony Wayne Mad Anthony Wayne , it was intended as a link in the great line of forts protecting the American West . The army abandoned the fort in 1842 due to the high incidence of malaria suffered by soldiers assigned there, and turned it over to the Cherokee Nation. At the beginning of the American Civil War Civil War , Stand Watie took over the fort and organized the Cherokee Mounted Rifles. The Union met the Confederates near here in 1862 for the Battle of Old Fort Wayne . The old fort was located in present day Adair County, Oklahoma Adair County , near U.S. Hwy 59 just north of Watts, Oklahoma . An Oklahoma State Historical site marker can be seen alongside the highway. The marker was placed in the 1970s at the request of area residents. Up until this time most residents had no idea the fort had ever existed. Nothing remains of the fort and exact location is not known. Area is located on the Oklahoma Arkansas border just south of present day Siloam Springs, Arkansas . Bibliography Wright, Murial H. George H. Shirk Kenny A. Franks. Mark of Heritage . Oklahoma City Oklahoma Historical Society , 1976. External links http digital.library.okstate.edu encyclopedia entries F FO047.html Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture Fort Wayne coord missing Oklahoma Category Buildings and structures in Adair County, Oklahoma Category IndianTerritory Category Pre state history of Oklahoma Category Forts in Oklahoma Wayne Category Oklahoma in the American Civil War ... more details
the same year. ref name ghost towns ref name cumberland The United Nations of IndianTerritory ... Places Category Pre state history of Oklahoma Category IndianTerritory Category Ghost towns in Oklahoma ... accessdate March 22, 2009 ref The mission was transferred from the American Indian ... more details
governors DEFAULTSORT Commissioner Of The British Indian Ocean Territory Category Commissioners of the British Indian Ocean Territory BritishIndianOcean stub pl Komisarze Brytyjskiego Terytorium ... British overseas territories , there is no separate flag for the Commissioner of the British Indian Ocean Territory. This is mainly because he is never resident in the territory, and he would be unable ... more details
Carcasse is an abandoned populated place on the atoll of Diego Garcia in the British Indian Ocean Territory . ref http earth info.nga.mil gns html GEOnet Names Server GNS ref References reflist BritishIndianOcean geo stub coord 07 22 28 S 072 28 53 E display title Category Geography of the British Indian Ocean Territory ... more details
The British Indian Ocean Territory Police consists of British Overseas Police Officers BOPO that are all currently members of either the Royal Marines or Royal Navy . These officers also act as customs officers for the island of Diego Garcia . External links http www.dg.navy.mil web 2006 html island tour 2.htm BIOT Customs UK crown dependency and overseas territory police forces Category Police forces of UK Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories Category Government of the British Indian Ocean Territory UK mil stub BritishIndianOcean stub ... more details
Image Flag of the British Indian Ocean Territory.svg thumb right Flag of the British Indian Ocean Territory The British Indian Ocean Territory , or in abbreviated form BIOT , is an overseas territory of the United Kingdom . It is administered by a Commissioner of the British Indian Ocean Territory Commissioner , resident in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London . In terms of law, the territory is governed by the laws of the UK, where applicable and in the case of persons subject to United States military law a special agreement applies ref http homepage.ntlworld.com jksonc docs bancoult d16b1.html ii U.S. U.K. BIOT agreements, 1966 1987 ref The chief of state from 6 February 1952 has been Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom Elizabeth II . The commissioner for the territory has been Tony Crombie since January 2004, and the administrator has been Charles A Hamilton since 2002. The commissioner and administrator are both resident in the UK. The representative of the British Government on the island is Cdr D. Howard RN. There are no election s on the territory the position of the monarch is hereditary and the commissioner and administrator are appointed by the monarch. References reflist Navigation box br Politics of Africa BritishIndianOcean stub Category Government of the British Indian Ocean Territory ... more details
This is a list of airport s in the British Indian Ocean Territory . class wikitable sortable style font size 95 valign baseline style font weight bold background color DDDDDD Location ICAO airport code ICAO IATA airport code IATA Airport name valign top Diego Garcia FJDG NKW Diego Garcia Tracking Station See also List of airports by ICAO code F FJ British Indian Ocean Territory References cite web url http www.icao.int anb aig Taxonomy R4CDLocationIndicatorsbystate.pdf title ICAO Location Indicators by State publisher International Civil Aviation Organization date 2006 01 12 format PDF cite web url http www.unece.org cefact locode io.htm title UN Location Codes British Indian Ocean Territory work UN LOCODE 2006 2 publisher United Nations Economic Commission for Europe UNECE date 2007 04 30 http gc.kls2.com cgi bin gclookup?Q country IO Airports in the British Indian Ocean Territory at Great Circle Mapper Navigation box br Asia in topic List of airports in Category Lists of airports by country British Indian Ocean Territory Category British Indian Ocean Territory related lists Airports ... more details
Country calling code Country Code 246 br International Call Prefix 00 National Significant Numbers NSN seven digits. The group of islands forming the British Indian Ocean Territory has no area codes. This region includes the Chagos Archipelago , the main island of which is Diego Garcia . Allocations class wikitable border 1 colspan 2 ALLOCATIONS ref http www.itu.int oth T0202000039 en ref Service Number Range Fixed 246 37X XXXX Mobile new 246 38X XXXX References Reflist Telephone numbers in Asia Category Telephone numbers by country British Indian Ocean Territory Category British Indian Ocean Territory Telephonenumber stub ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 File British Indian Ocean Territory coat of arms.svg right 200px The coat of arms of the British Indian Ocean Territory was granted in 1990 on the 25th anniversary of British Indian Ocean Territory the territory s establishment. The centrepiece of the arms, the shield, bears a palm tree and St. Edward s Crown on a base of three white wavy lines representing the ocean, a sun in splendour in the upper left corner, and the Union Flag in a Chief heraldry chief at the top. Two sea turtle s are used as Supporters heraldry supporters a hawksbill turtle and a Green sea turtle green turtle , representing the local native wildlife. The Crest heraldry crest comprises a naval crown through which rises a red tower bearing the territory s flag there is no Helmet heraldry helm or mantling . The motto is In tutela nostra Limuria , Latin for Limuria is in our charge trust . This refers to the non existent continent of Lemuria continent Limuria , once thought to occupy the Indian Ocean . The palm tree and royal crown also feature in the flag of the British Indian Ocean Territory . See also Gallery of coats of arms of the United Kingdom and dependencies Navigation box br British coat of arms Coat of arms of Africa DEFAULTSORT Coat Of Arms Of The British Indian Ocean Territory Category British Overseas Territories coats of arms British Indian Ocean Territory Category National coats of arms British Indian Ocean Territory Category Culture of the British Indian Ocean Territory Category 1990 introductions BritishIndianOcean stub Heraldry stub de Wappen des Britischen Territoriums im Indischen Ozean el es Escudo del Territorio Brit nico en el Oc ano ndico fr Armoiries du Territoire britannique de l oc an Indien he lv Indijas Oke na Britu Teritorijas erbonis hu A Brit ... yo Coat of arms of the British Indian Ocean Territory ... more details
Mergeto British Indian Ocean Territory date January 2010 The British Indian Ocean Territory is an archipelago of 2,300 islands in the Indian Ocean , located to the south of India , roughly halfway between Africa and Indonesia . The islands have a total area of convert 60 km sqmi 1 abbr on , including the entire Chagos Archipelago . The coastline of the British Indian Ocean Territory is of length convert 698 km mi 0 abbr on . The maritime claims of the territory are convert 3 nmi km mi 1 abbr on lk in , with an exclusive fishing zone of convert 200 nmi km mi 1 abbr on . The climate of the archipelago is tropical marine it is hot and humidity humid , moderated by trade winds . The terrain is flat and low, with most areas not exceeding an elevation of convert 4 m ft 2 . The highest point is an unnamed point on the island of Diego Garcia , at convert 15 m ft 1 abbr on elevation, and the lowest point is the Indian Ocean. Diego Garcia is the largest and most southern island, which occupies a strategic location in the middle of the Indian Ocean. This island is the site of a joint United Kingdom UK United States US military facility. Available natural resources include coconuts , fish and sugarcane . There is negligible arable land on the islands. Asia in topic Geography of Asia topic Climate of Coord 6 00 S 71 30 E source enwiki plaintext parser display title BritishIndianOcean geo stub Category Geography of the British Indian Ocean Territory pl Geografia Brytyjskiego Terytorium Oceanu Indyjskiego ... more details
Confederate states in the American Civil War During the American Civil War , IndianTerritory occupied most of what is now the U.S. state of Oklahoma and served as an unorganized territory unorganized region set aside for Native American tribes of the Southeastern United States they had been Indian Removal ... of IndianTerritory Native American units allied with the Confederate States of America , Native ... Before the outbreak of war, the United States government relocated all soldiers in IndianTerritory to other key areas, leaving the territory unprotected from Texas and Arkansas , which had already ... known as the Indian Home Guard American Civil War Indian Home Guard . It fought in IndianTerritory ... Colonel William Weer to lead an expedition into the IndianTerritory. Weer s expedition met with early ... the expedition before making any real progress into IndianTerritory. The expedition encouraged the organization of three Indian Home Guard regiments in support of the Union. ref name OKS The Union victory ... Union victory that secured IndianTerritory, guerrilla warfare was the primary means of combat. ref ... General James G. Blunt as the place to engage the largest Confederate forces in IndianTerritory ... 1906 . See also Campaignbox Operations to Control IndianTerritory Campaignbox Operations in the Indian ... of IndianTerritoryIndian Home Guard American Civil War Union History of Oklahoma Native Americans ... Oklahoma Category IndianTerritory Category Oklahoma Territory Category Pre state history of Oklahoma ... support. Stand Watie , a member of the Cherokee tribal council, was among the Indian leaders to join ... title United States Volunteers &mdash Indian Troops work civilwararchive.com accessdate 2008 ... 08 10 ref Battles The first battle in the territory occurred on November 19, 1861. Opothleyahola ... s ability to protect its Indian allies. Stand Watie and other officers had to fight on without support. The Union army recaptured its forts in the territory, but abandoned them when faced with ongoing ... more details
The Butterfield Overland Mail in IndianTerritory was part of the overall Butterfield Overland Mail service 1857 1861 created by Congress March 3, 1857. The route crossed IndianTerritory from Colbert s Ferry to Fort Smith, Arkansas which was the Center for the Overland Mail s 7th Division. Fort Smith was also the junction point of the south bound coaches with the Memphis mail and its passengers. From Fort Smith the 7th Division route crossed the Poteau River into IndianTerritory into the Choctaw Nation at Skullyville, Oklahoma Skullyville and left the Chickasaw Nation at Colbert s Ferry into Texas. There were 12 stage stations in IndianTerritory, located from 13 to convert 19 mi km apart. The total length of the route across the territory was approximately convert 197 mi km . The Butterfield route met with the Texas Road near Geary s Station and followed it southward to the Red River. Although it lasted only from 1857 to 1861, the Butterfield route made famous one of the most important roads in the settlement and development of early Oklahoma and was used until shortly before statehood in 1907. The route followed an old Indian trail out of the military s Fort Smith and was used by the Chickasaws during their settlement west in 1837. Following the Civil War, the Choctaw Council, to improve their economic interests, built bridges and turnpikes and maintained stage stands along ... F0D12F Butterfield Overland Mail in IndianTerritory align center style background FDF8E1 width 35 Westernmost Station br Colbert s Ferry width 20 IndianTerritory width 35 Easternmost Station br Walker s Station DEFAULTSORT Butterfield Overland Mail In IndianTerritory Category Butterfield Overland Mail in IndianTerritory Category Pre state history of Oklahoma Category Butterfield Overland ..., the ferry was important Red River crossing for the Texas Road and portal between the Indian ... Butterfield Overland Mail in California Butterfield Overland Mail in New Mexico Territory Butterfield ... more details
Infobox flag Name British Indian Ocean Territory Article the Image Flag of the British Indian Ocean Territory.svg Use 110010 Symbol Proportion 1 2 Adoption 8 November 1990 Design table border 0 style background transparent tr td bgcolor 00a651 width 18 td bgcolor F9F9F9 Green tr td bgcolor ed1c24 width 18 td bgcolor F9F9F9 Red tr td bgcolor ffffff width 18 td bgcolor F9F9F9 White tr td bgcolor 000099 width 18 td bgcolor F9F9F9 Blue table Type National The flag of the British Indian Ocean Territory BIOT is similar to the flags of other British dependencies and colonies as it has the Union Flag in the upper hoist side corner. The palm tree and crown are symbols of the Indian Ocean Territory. The origin or meaning of the wavy lines is unknown, and their existence is a break from the traditional practice of flags of British colonies or former colonies. It is understood that the flag, which was granted by Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom Queen Elizabeth II on the 25th anniversary of the BIOT in 1990 ref http www.cwphonecards.io Phonecards Series5.html Official BIOT Emblems . Cable and Wireless ... to visit the British Indian Ocean Territory, it is not clear whether the flag is actually ... of the British Indian Ocean Territory. ref http flagspot.net flags io.html descr Flags of the World British Indian Ocean Territory . Accessed 28 August 2006 ref The Commissioner is based at the Foreign ... geos io.html Govt CIA The World Factbook British Indian Ocean Territory . Accessed 28 August 2006 ref Other images gallery File Flag of the British Indian Ocean Territory 1990.svg The flag as used in 1990 ... Africa topic Flag of title Flags of Africa Union Flag DEFAULTSORT British Indian Ocean Territory, Flag of the Category National flags Category Blue Ensigns Category Culture of the British Indian Ocean Territory Flag Category Flags of British Overseas Territories Indian Ocean Category 1990 introductions ... flagga th yo Flag of the British Indian Ocean Territory ... more details
refimprove date March 2012 The Southwestern Arkansas and IndianTerritory Railroad was begun in the mid 1880s. ref name encyclopediaofarkansas.net http www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net encyclopedia entry detail.aspx?entryID 5987 Encyclopedia or Arkansas, Narrow Gauge Railroads, February 24, 2010 ref The three foot Railway line opened a 10 mile extension between Smithton and Hebron in Arkansas Cleveland County, Arkansas Cleveland County in July 1887. The line adopted standard gauge in 1891. ref name encyclopediaofarkansas.net The line was sold at foreclosure March 13, 1900, after receivership was begun in March 1896, and reorganized April 28, 1900, as the Arkansas Southwestern Railway Co. ref Wikipedia WikiProject Trains ICC valuations Missouri Pacific Railroad WikiProject Trains, ICC valuations, Missouri Pacific Railroad ref References Reflist 2 Category Defunct Arkansas railroads ... more details
Contact Page. Piscataway Indian Nation and Tayac Territory . retrieved 4 Jan 2010 ref At the time ... Indian Nation And Tayac Territory Category State recognized Native American tribes Category Native ...Refimprove date January 2011 The Piscataway Indian Nation is a state recognized tribe in Maryland ref Witte, Brian. http www.nbcwashington.com news politics Md Formally Recognizes 2 American Indian Groups 136986363.html Md. Formally Recognizes 2 American Indian Groups. NBC Washington. 9 Jan 2011. Retrieved ... of the Chesapeake Bay region, with a territory on the north side of the Potomac River . By the early .... The Piscataway Indian Nation organized out of a 20th century revival of its people and culture. Its ... both the Piscataway Indian Nation and the Piscataway Conoy Tribe. Geography The Piscataway Indian ... and Washington, D.C. Government The current hereditary tribal chief chief of the Piscataway Indian Nation ... is now Maryland, the Tayac managed to turn the newcomers into allies. He granted the English an Indian ... conoyindians.htm Conoy Indian Tribe History excerpted from Handbook of American Indians 1906. ref ..., the Catholic Church continued to identify a core group of families as Indian in its parish ... of American Indian cultures in the Mid Atlantic and Southeast. Although a few families identified ... other ancestry. Standing American Indian treaty rights were that much easier to abrogate. Thus, together with dramatic decreases in population due to disease, when American Indian reservations were ... States American Indian communities, such as the Lumbee of North Carolina, and the Nanticoke people ... the Indian Reorganization Act required individuals to prove blood quantum to claim their ancestry. Today, the Piscataway Indian Nation is an emergent sovereign indigenous presence in its Chesapeake homeland. The Piscataway Indian tribal nation is enjoying a renaissance. According to Helen C. Rountree ... Indian people in southern Maryland, living without a reservation in the vicinity of US 301 between ... more details
unreferenced date May 2009 Infobox Election election name Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 2004 country India type parliamentary ongoing previous election Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 1999 previous year 1999 next election Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 2009 next year 2009 election date seats for election 7 seats image1 leader1 party1 Indian National Congress leaders seat1 seats1 6 seat change1 6 popular vote1 percentage1 swing1 image2 leader2 leaders seat2 party2 Bharatiya Janata Party seats2 1 seat change2 6 popular vote2 percentage2 swing2 map image IndiaDelhi.png map size 200px map caption Delhi title posttitle before election before party after election after party The Indian general election, 2004 in Delhi , occurred for 7 seats in the state. List of Elected MPs border 2 cellpadding 6 cellspacing 0 style margin 1em 1em 1em 0 background f9f9f9 border 1px aaa solid border collapse collapse font size 95 bgcolor CCCCCC align center No. Constituency Name of Elected M.P. Party Affiliation 1 Outer Delhi Lok Sabha constituency Outer Delhi Sajjan Kumar Indian National Congress 2 Chandni Chowk Lok Sabha constituency Chandni Chowk Kapil Sibal Indian National Congress 3 Delhi Sadar Lok Sabha constituency Delhi Sadar Jagdish Tytler Indian National Congress 4 East Delhi Lok Sabha constituency East Delhi Sandeep Dikshit Indian National Congress 5 New Delhi Lok Sabha constituency New Delhi Ajay Maken Indian National Congress 6 Karol Bagh Lok Sabha constituency Karol Bagh Krishna Tirath Indian National Congress 7 South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency South Delhi Vijay Kumar Malhotra Bharatiya Janata Party Category Indian general election, 2004 Category Elections in Delhi ... more details
unreferenced date May 2009 Infobox Election election name Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 1998 country India type parliamentary ongoing no previous election Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 1996 previous year 1996 next election Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 1999 next year 1999 election date seats for election 7 seats image1 leader1 party1 Bharatiya Janata Party leaders seat1 seats1 6 seat change1 popular vote1 percentage1 swing1 image2 leader2 leaders seat2 party2 Indian National Congress seats2 1 seat change2 popular vote2 percentage2 swing2 map image IndiaDelhi.png map size 200px map caption Delhi title posttitle before election before party after election after party The Indian general election, 1998 in Delhi , occurred for 7 seats in the state. List of Elected MPs border 2 cellpadding 6 cellspacing 0 style margin 1em 1em 1em 0 background f9f9f9 border 1px aaa solid border collapse collapse font size 95 bgcolor CCCCCC align center No. Constituency Name of Elected M.P. Party Affiliation 1 Outer Delhi Lok Sabha constituency Outer Delhi Krishan Lal Sharma Bharatiya Janata Party 2 Chandni Chowk Lok Sabha constituency Chandni Chowk Vijay Goel Bharatiya Janata Party 3 Delhi Sadar Lok Sabha constituency Delhi Sadar Madan Lal Khurana Bharatiya Janata Party 4 East Delhi Lok Sabha constituency East Delhi Lal Bihari Tiwari Bharatiya Janata Party 5 New Delhi Lok Sabha constituency New Delhi Jagmohan Bharatiya Janata Party 6 Karol Bagh Lok Sabha constituency Karol Bagh Meira Kumar Indian National Congress 7 South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency South Delhi Sushma Swaraj Bharatiya Janata Party Category 1998 elections in India Category Elections in Delhi ... more details
Unreferenced date May 2009 Infobox Election election name Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 2009 country India type parliamentary ongoing no previous election Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 2004 previous year 2004 next election next year election date 7th May 2009 seats for election 7 seats image1 leader1 party1 Indian National Congress leaders seat1 seats1 7 seat change1 1 popular vote1 percentage1 swing1 image2 leader2 leaders seat2 party2 Bharatiya Janata Party seats2 0 seat change2 1 popular vote2 percentage2 swing2 map image IndiaDelhi.png map size 200px map caption Delhi title posttitle before election before party after election after party The Indian general election, 2009 in Delhi , occurred for 7 seats in the state. List of Elected MPs border 2 cellpadding 6 cellspacing 0 style margin 1em 1em 1em 0 background f9f9f9 border 1px aaa solid border collapse collapse font size 95 bgcolor CCCCCC align center No. Constituency Name of Elected M.P. Party Affiliation Alliance 1 West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency West Delhi Mahabal Mishra Indian National Congress United Progressive Alliance UPA 2 Chandni Chowk Lok Sabha constituency Chandni Chowk Kapil Sibal Indian National Congress United Progressive Alliance UPA 3 North East Delhi Lok Sabha constituency North East Delhi Jai Parkash Aggarwal Indian National Congress United Progressive Alliance UPA 4 East Delhi Lok Sabha constituency East Delhi Sandeep Dikshit Indian National Congress United Progressive Alliance UPA 5 New Delhi Lok Sabha constituency New Delhi Ajay Maken Indian National Congress United Progressive Alliance UPA 6 North West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency North West Delhi Krishna Tirath Indian National Congress United Progressive Alliance UPA 7 South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency South Delhi Ramesh Kumar Indian National Congress United Progressive Alliance UPA Lok Sabha constituencies of National Capital Territory Category Indian general election ... more details
unreferenced date May 2009 Infobox Election election name Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 1999 country India type parliamentary ongoing previous election Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 1998 previous year 1998 next election Indian general election in National Capital Territory of Delhi, 2004 next year 2004 election date seats for election 7 seats image1 leader1 party1 Bharatiya Janata Party leaders seat1 seats1 7 seat change1 1 popular vote1 percentage1 swing1 image2 leader2 leaders seat2 party2 Indian National Congress seats2 0 seat change2 1 popular vote2 percentage2 swing2 map image IndiaDelhi.png map size 200px map caption Delhi title posttitle before election before party after election after party The Indian general election, 1999 in Delhi , occurred for 7 seats in the state. List of Elected MPs border 2 cellpadding 6 cellspacing 0 style margin 1em 1em 1em 0 background f9f9f9 border 1px aaa solid border collapse collapse font size 95 bgcolor CCCCCC align center No. Constituency Name of Elected M.P. Party Affiliation 1 Outer Delhi Lok Sabha constituency Outer Delhi Sahib Singh Verma Bharatiya Janata Party 2 Chandni Chowk Lok Sabha constituency Chandni Chowk Vijay Goel Bharatiya Janata Party 3 Delhi Sadar Lok Sabha constituency Delhi Sadar Madan Lal Khurana Bharatiya Janata Party 4 East Delhi Lok Sabha constituency East Delhi Lal Bihari Tiwari Bharatiya Janata Party 5 New Delhi Lok Sabha constituency New Delhi Jagmohan Bharatiya Janata Party 6 Karol Bagh Lok Sabha constituency Karol Bagh Anita Arya Bharatiya Janata Party 7 South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency South Delhi Vijay Kumar Malhotra Bharatiya Janata Party Category 1999 elections in India Category Elections in Delhi ... more details
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