The Knife River Indian Villages were designated a Historic Site in 1974, protecting the historic and archaeological relics of Hidatsa and Northern Plains tribes. Where is it located?

Located in North Dakota, the Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site was a significant trade and agricultural region. Three communities formerly lived in the Knife region, jointly referred to as the Hidatsa villages. Awatixa Xi'e is considered to be the first of those three villages.

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