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Reservation Map depicting the area that makes up the Oneida Nation in Wisconsin in 2016 Road entering the Oneida Reservation in Oneida, Wisconsin. The Oneida Reservation comprises portions of eastern Outagamie and western Brown counties.
Oneida people are the catalyst for survival and progress. Our community extends beyond reservation boundaries to 17,000 citizens worldwide. In our website you will find programs, services, and resources that enable our community members to carry on the strength and determination of our ancestors.
The Mission of the Geographic Information System Department is to develop and maintain a comprehensive land information system in order to assist in the preservation, restoration, and development of the Sovereign Oneida Indian Nation with communities located in Wisconsin, New York, and Ontario.
This band of Oneidas became recognized as the Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin, now referred to as the Oneida Nation, who entered their final treaty with the United States in 1838, ten years before Wisconsin entered statehood.
2701 W Mason St - Green Bay, WI 54303. Information: 920-496-5647. Toll Free: 800-236-2214. Share. View Website Favorite. Oneida Tourism is dedicated to promoting Oneida and all it has to offer. Our Oneida Nation Village is coming alive with the construction of the traditional long house.
Spend some time in Oneida and learn the long, proud history of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin! Oneida is a small, unincorporated community located to the west of Green Bay. It lies near the center of the Oneida Nation Reservation, home of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin.
The Treaty of 1838 between the Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin and the United States established the present day Oneida Reservation boundaries located in northeast Wisconsin and comprised of 65,430 acres.
