Table 5-1. (cont.)
| State | Type of AIANA | Number | Level
| ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Massachusetts |  |
American Indian reservation | 1 | State | |
   |
Tribal designated statistical area (TDSA) (this TDSA was a State-recognized reservation in the 1980 census, but is no longer recognized by the State; it is now pending Federal recognition as a reservation) |
1 | Federal | ||
| Michigan | American Indian reservations (five have associated trust lands) |
8, 1 | Federal, State | ||
| Minnesota |  |
American Indian reservations | 14 | Federal | |
 |
Entity consisting only of trust lands | 1 | Federal | ||
| Mississippi | American Indian reservation (has associated trust lands) |
1 | Federal | ||
| Montana | |
American Indian reservations (four reservations have associated trust lands; one of these reservations has trust lands that extend into another State, but has no reservation lands in that other State) |
7 | Federal | |
| Additional entity consisting of lands identified as belonging to two reservations |
1 | Federal | |||
| Nebraska |   |
American Indian reservations (one reservation has trust lands; three reservations extend into another State, and one out-of-State reservation has trust lands) |
5 | Federal | |
|
Tribal designated statistical area (TDSA) | 1 | State | ||
| Nevada | American Indian reservations (two have associated trust lands; four extend into other States) |
22 | Federal | ||
| New Jersey | |
American Indian reservation | 1 | State | |
|
Tribal designated statistical area (TDSA) | 1 | State | ||
| New Mexico | |
American Indian reservations (eight have associated trust lands; three extend into other States) |
26 | Federal | |
|
Additional entity consisting of lands identified as belonging to two reservations |
2 | Federal | ||
| New York | American Indian reservations | 8, 2 | Federal, State | ||
| North Carolina | |
American Indian reservation | 1 | Federal | |
|
Tribal designated statistical areas (TDSAs) | 5 | State | ||
5-4American Indian and Alaska Native Areas
