Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Nation shares 210 connections with 4331 other places across 21 topics, spanning tribal governance, history, education, and Indigenous arts. Government and legal history account for the bulk of its connections, including ties to the Dawes Commission and ongoing Cherokee Freedmen citizenship disputes. Oklahoma and the broader United States carry the most overlap. A newspaper publishing in both English and the Cherokee syllabary has run since 1828, and basket making traditions documented through artists like Mavis Doering appear across its arts connections.
Chestatee River
Connects Cherokee Nation to: The Junction | Creek Town, Nigeria
Mavis Doering
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Oklahoma | Hominy, Oklahoma
Cherokee syllabary
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Tahlequah, Oklahoma | Cherokee, North Carolina
elective surgery
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Mexico | Coquitlam, British Columbia
Indian Claims Commission
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Sauk-Suiattle | Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians
Phillips Petroleum
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Borger, Texas | Phillips, Texas
Dawes Commission
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Pauls Valley, Oklahoma | Purcell, Oklahoma | Coweta, Oklahoma
Little Turkey
Connects Cherokee Nation to: United States | Turkey | Oklahoma
Jennie Ross Cobb
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Texas | Oklahoma | Tahlequah, Oklahoma
Linda Burhansstipanov
Connects Cherokee Nation to: California | Oklahoma
Mount Tabor Indian Community
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Kilgore, Texas | Troup, Texas | Arp, Texas
Dawes Rolls
Connects Cherokee Nation to: Shawnee, Oklahoma | Red Lake Indian Reservation, Minnesota | Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians | Wyandotte Nation