File:Custer Battlefield marked on the 1851 De Smet map of the Indian territories as defined in the Fort Laramie treaty (1851).png

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Father De Smets 1851 map of the native territories as put down in the Fort Laramie treaty (1851). The white X marks the Custer Battlefield at the Little Bighorn River (1876) in treaty defined territory of the Crow

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Dansk: De Smets forvrængede kort over de forskellige præriestammers territorier som fastlagt i 1851 med Fort Laramie traktaten. Custer slaget ved Little Bighorn River i 1876 mellem lakotaer og den amerikanske hær er markeret med hvidt. Kampen fandt sted i hjertet af et område anerkendt af lakotaerne som deres fjender i crow-stammens territorium i 1851
English: De Smets twisted map of the territories of the plains tribes as agreed upon in the Fort Laramie treaty (1851). The white X marks the Custer Battlefield at the Little Bighorn River (1876) between the Lakotas and the U.S. Army in the heart of a territory recognized by the Lakota as the land of their enemies in the Crow Nation in 1851
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Source Library of Congress. hdl.loc.gov/loc.gmd/g4050.ct000883. “Map of the Upper Great Plains and Rocky Mountains region.” (The map is adapted to show the Custer Battlefield in Crow treaty defined territory (Fort Laramie Treaty 1851))
Author Father De Smet (1801-1873).

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