What states where official Dakota communities?
The Dakota, or Santee Sioux, live mostly in Minnesota and Nebraska, while the smallest of the three, the Nakota, primarily reside in South Dakota, North Dakota, and Montana.
How many Dakota communities are there?
Today. There are 4 Federally-recognized Dakota communities in Minnesota: Prairie Island, Lower Sioux, Upper Sioux, and Shakopee and 1 non-Federally recognized community, Mendota.
How many reservations are there in SD?
nine reservations
How many reservations are in North Dakota?
five
What is the poorest Indian reservation?
Pine Ridge Reservation
What is the average income of a Native American?
$40,315
How much does the average Native American make?
Average income varies by tribe and can range from $29,211 in the Osage tribe, to a mere $11,402 in the Tohono O’odham tribe. Over 20% of Native American reservation households make less than $5,000 annually while only 6% of the overall US population has an annual income of less than $5,000.
Do natives own their land?
Native American natural resource ownership is similar to Native American land ownership. Natural resources on Native American land can be held in trust for a tribe or individual, or owned by them as part of restricted-fee land.
How much does Survey insurance cost?
Land surveyors typically pay about $55 per month for a business owner’s policy, or a median annual premium of $675. A business owner’s policy bundles general liability insurance with property insurance, usually at a discounted rate.
What is a survey deletion endorsement?
“Survey Deletion Coverage” also known as “Survey Coverage” or “Survey Endorsement,” adds coverage to the OTP by deleting all of Schedule B, Item 2 except for “Shortages in area.” This endorsement provides more insurance for the owner by deleting items which limit policy coverage.
How much is survey coverage?
NOTE: Survey Coverage does NOT insure against matters, conflicts, encroachments, etc. that are shown on the survey. How much does this Coverage cost? The cost for Survey Deletion Coverage on a residential transaction is 5% of the basic premium.
What is a survey exception?
An exception in the title insurance policy that may either be: A general survey exception. This is an exception that the title insurance company includes in a policy if there is no satisfactory survey of the real property described in the policy.
What is a t1r survey amendment?
Procedural Rule P-39 (a) can be used to provide express insurance for the encroachment of improvements from the adjacent property onto the insured property. In order to issue the P-39 (a) express insurance the lender must request the survey amendment to Schedule B-2.
What is a survey coverage endorsement?
This endorsement is available for loan and owner’s policies and provides coverage in the event that the land identified on the survey described in the endorsement is not the same land as described in Schedule A of the policy. This endorsement is available upon receipt and examination of a current and reliable survey.