CRIT

E44139

Native American tribal government federally recognized tribe tribal nation

CRIT is the commonly used abbreviation for the Colorado River Indian Tribes, a federally recognized tribal nation located along the Colorado River in western Arizona.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Native American tribal government → federally recognized tribe → tribal nation →
abbreviationFor	Colorado River Indian Tribes →
country	United States →
engagesIn	cultural preservation → natural resource management → water rights litigation →
federalRecognitionStatus	federally recognized →
fullName	Colorado River Indian Tribes →
governingBody	Colorado River Indian Tribes Tribal Council →
hasHeadquartersIn	Parker, Arizona →
hasJudicialSystem	Colorado River Indian Tribes Tribal Court →
hasLanguageHeritage	Chemehuevi language → Hopi language → Mojave language → Navajo language →
hasMajorRiver	Colorado River →
hasOfficialWebsite	https://www.crit-nsn.gov/ →
hasPoliceDepartment	Colorado River Indian Tribes Police Department →
hasPrimaryStateJurisdictionContext	Arizona →
hasReservation	Colorado River Indian Reservation →
hasReservationArea	over 400 square miles →
hasSecondaryStateJurisdictionContext	California →
hasTribalMembersFrom	Chemehuevi people → Hopi people → Mohave people → Navajo people →
locatedAlong	Colorado River →
locatedIn	Arizona →
locatedInRegion	western Arizona →
operates	BlueWater Resort and Casino →
primaryEconomicActivities	agriculture → gaming → tourism → water leasing and management →
recognizedBy	Bureau of Indian Affairs →
reservationLocatedAlong	Colorado River →
reservationLocatedIn	La Paz County, Arizona → Mohave County, Arizona → Riverside County, California →
sovereigntyStatus	domestic dependent nation →
tribalEnrollmentIncludes	Chemehuevi → Hopi → Mohave → Navajo →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Colorado River Indian Tribes →	hasAbbreviation