Last updated: June 28, 2026. Updated in v0.52 for free outside resource links and future partner disclosures.
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AllottedLand.com helps users find possible records, source links, and research paths. It does not decide land ownership, title, heirship, citizenship, enrollment, probate rights, mineral rights, trust status, restriction status, or legal rights.
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AllottedLand.com is intended to remain free for families using it to find allotment, Dawes, map, county, BIA/LTRO, and land-loss research leads. Optional outside resources may appear, but using this site does not require buying a subscription or paying AllottedLand.com.
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