nˈakˈoda | Stoney First Nation

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  • The Stoney Nation, also known as the Nakoda, are an Indigenous people located in the Rocky Mountain region of Alberta, with strong traditional ties to their ancestral lands near Banff National Park.
  • Last Updated 2025-04-25 13:53:56 UTC
  • Name: Stoney (ISC Code: 471)
  • Former Names: Rocky Mountain Stoney Band, Nakoda Band
  • Band Style: Treaty 7 First Nation
  • Cultural Area: Rocky Mountains, Alberta
  • Indigenous Language: Nakoda (Stoney)
  • Number of Registered Members: 0
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  • GOVERNANCE TYPE: Not Applicable
  • TERM EXPIRES: Not Applicable
  • CHIEF: Not Applicable
  • NUMBER OF COUNCIL MEMBERS:0

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Reserves

  • ISC Code: 6643
    STONEY NO. 142B
    5692.4 Hectares
    48 KM NW/NO OF/DE CALGARY
    [nil, nil]
  • ISC Code: 6640
    BIG HORN NO. 144A
    2127.4 Hectares
    ALL THAT PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND SITUATED LYING & BEING IN TWP 39, RGE 16, W5M
    [52.3827805, -116.2585728]
  • ISC Code: 6641
    EDEN VALLEY NO. 216
    1690.8 Hectares
    80 KM SW/SO OF/DE CALGARY
    [50.4385404, -114.4211861]
  • ISC Code: 6642
    STONEY NO. 142-143-144
    39264.5 Hectares
    56 KM W/O OF/DE CALGARY
    [51.157963, -114.9486783]
  • Located in Treaty 7 territory
  • Encompasses areas near Banff National Park
  • Traditional lands include Rocky Mountain foothills and surrounding regions
  • Key territorial sites include Morley Reserve and surrounding mountain valleys
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