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    History: The Northern Utes
      
        
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          The word Ute means "land of the sun."            There are currently around 3,500 Ute Indians living on reservations in Utah, and they own 1,300,000 acres of land.            Many of the Utes in Utah were originally from Colorado, when the Uintah-Ouray Reservation was created they were forced to relocate. The Ute tribe manages one of the largest herds of buffalo in the United States.            The Ute tribe established its own high school in 1997, Uintah River High School, for students living on the reservation.            The Ute own and operate their own newspaper, The Ute Bulletin.  
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