AIAN (U.S. Census)

AIAN or (American Indian and Alaska Native Resources)^[1] is an abbreviation used by the United States Census Bureau to count population within the Native American and Alaska Natives areas within the United States. The US Census uses other abbreviations such as CDP or census-designated places as well in determining populations within different states.

AIAN of U.S. States

Alabama

• Cher-O-Creek SDTSA^[2]
• Cherokee Tribe of Northeast Alabama^[3]
• Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama^[4]
• MaChis Lower Creek SDTSA^[5]
• MOWA Choctaw (state) Reservation^[6]
• Poarch Creek Indian Reservation and Off-Reservation Trust Land^[7]
• Star Muskogee Creek SDTSA^[8]
• United Cherokee Ani-Yun-Wiya Nation SDTSA^[9]

Alaska

• see List of Alaska Native tribal entities

Arizona

• 21 AIAN areas

California

• 8 more AIAN areas

Colorado

• 2 AIAN areas

Connecticut

• 5 AIAN areas

Delaware

• 2 AIAN areas

Florida

• 10 AIAN areas

Georgia

• 1 AIAN areas

Hawaii

• 76 AIAN areas

Idaho

• 5 AIAN areas

Iowa

• Sac and Fox/Meskwaki Settlement^[105]

Kansas

• 5 AIAN areas

Louisiana

• 9 AIAN areas

Maine

• 6 AIAN areas

Massachusetts

• 2 AIAN areas

Michigan

• 13 AIAN areas

Minnesota

• 13 AIAN areas

Mississippi

• 1 AIAN areas

Montana

• 8 AIAN areas

Nebraska

• 7 AIAN areas

Nevada

• 28 AIAN areas

New Jersey

• 2 AIAN areas

New Mexico

• 25 AIAN areas

New York

• 11 AIAN areas

North Carolina

• 8 AIAN areas

North Dakota

• 5 AIAN areas

Oklahoma

• 30 AIAN areas

Oregon

• 11 AIAN areas

Rhode Island

• 1 AIAN areas

South Carolina

• 7 AIAN areas

South Dakota

• 11 AIAN areas

Texas

• 3 AIAN areas

Utah

• 7 AIAN areas

Virginia

• 4 AIAN areas

Washington

• 28 AIAN areas

Wisconsin

• 12 AIAN areas

Wyoming

• 1 AIAN areas

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