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    Treaty

    Saugeen Treaty 45 1/2

    In 1836, the Chippewas and Ottawas, signed a treaty that surrendered their Sauking territory. They were moved to the part of their territory north of Owen Sound where "proper houses" were built and "proper assistance given to enable you to become civilized and to cultivate land".

    Year
    1836

    Territories

    • Anishinabewaki ᐊᓂᔑᓈᐯᐗᑭ
    • Mississauga
    • Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation
    • Odawa
    • Petun

    Communities

    • Saugeen First NationFirst Nation

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    Explore150 sites

    • Donaldson Site

    Links

    • Saugeen Treaty (1836), No. 45 ½↗
    • Saugeen Tract Agreement↗
    • Saugeen Land Claim: What It Is, Why It Matters↗
    • Sources↗

    Boundaries are approximate and often overlap; they are not legal or official.