Piper PA-36 Pawnee Brave — Supplemental Type Certificate

The document is a comprehensive reference encyclopedia that covers various aspects of American Indian and Alaska Native communities, including tribal nations, government agencies, educational institutions, and health services. It provides detailed listings and contact information for over 574 federally recognized tribes and communities, as well as additional resources related to Native American affairs. The encyclopedia aims to serve as a valuable resource for individuals seeking information about Native American culture, governance, and community services. It includes a wealth of data, including population statistics, tribal governance structures, and educational programs, making it a useful tool for researchers, educators, and anyone interested in Native American issues.

• There are approximately three million American Indians and Alaska Natives in the U.S.
• The document lists 574 federally recognized tribes and communities.
• California has the largest population of American Indians at 800,000.
• The largest tribal grouping is Cherokee, with 819,000 individuals identified.
• Population figures for Native Americans have been increasing at a rate of over 50% per decade since 1960.