Wyandotte Nation

Wyandotte Nation connects to 1105 places across 10 topics through 19 Bunkabop connections, spanning government, history, language, and cultural traditions. The federally recognized tribe, headquartered in Oklahoma, shares many connections with Wyandotte, Michigan, Ontario, and Oklahoma, reflecting a centuries-long dispersal from the Great Lakes region. Evidence threads run from Dawes Rolls land allocation to active Wyandot language classes in K–4 schools, and an annual powwow held each September featuring gourd dancing and stomp dance.