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Ute people

The Utes (/ˈjuːt/) are an indigenous people of the Great Basin and Colorado Plateau in present-day Utah, western Colorado, and northern New Mexico. Historically, their territory also included parts of Wyoming, eastern Nevada, and Arizona.

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Language

Territory

Historic Ute bands

History

Treaties with the United States

Reservations

Culture

Notable historic Utes

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Ute people

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Triples30
Avg. degree1.99
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Ute people

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related to Contact with other European settlers · 16
Ute people → After, European-American, Europeans, In Utah, Mormon, Mormons, Native Americans, New Mexico, Rocky Mountain Rendezvous, San Luis Valley, The Ute, They, Upper Arkansas Valley, Utes, Wasatch Front, Wet Mountains
related to Language · 14
Ute people → California, Colorado, Colorado River, Colorado River Numic, Mexico, Nahuan, Numic, Shoshone, Southern, Their, This, Ute, Uto-Aztecan, Western United States

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersThe Ute0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersEuropeans0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersSan Luis Valley0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersWet Mountains0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersUpper Arkansas Valley0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersRocky Mountain Rendezvous0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersNative Americans0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersNew Mexico0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersThey0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersIn Utah0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersUtes0.60section
Ute peoplerelated to Contact with other European settlersEuropean-American0.60section

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