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Uintah Indians Make Big Strides in Stockraising and Farming
The Uintah and Ouray Ute tribe governs its own affairs from Fort Duchesne under a charter from the Interior Department. The agency reports large landholdings and active programs in irrigation, grazing, construction, and cattle operations benefiting both Indian and non Indian communities in the Uintah Basin. The extension and forestry divisions support livestock sales, forage development, and grazing permit issuances while land purchases and exchanges aim to untangle the old reservation's land system.
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Uintah
Ouray Indian
Uintah Basin
Uintal Basin
Indiana
United States
Duchesne
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Uintah and Guray
Vwinton Ciity
Duchesse County
Todlan
West
Coral Gee
India
Alf
Smith Hubbies
Whiterocks
Fort Duchesne
Irrigation
Myton
Fort Ducheane
CCO
Uinta River
Uinta Canyon
Blevi
White River
Ouray
Hiss Creek
Uinta
Fenny Ronie Ann
Roy
Forestry and Growing Department
Jarda Tite Division
National Forest
Public
Grazing Service
Indian Service