The Northern Cheyenne Tribe is a Native American tribe located primarily in southeastern Montana. They are descendants of the Cheyenne people, who originally inhabited the Great Plains. The tribe has a rich cultural heritage, including traditional practices, languages, and ceremonies that reflect their history and connection to the land. The Northern Cheyenne Reservation was established in 1884 and covers approximately 444 square miles. The tribe is governed by a tribal council and works to promote economic development, education, and health services for its members. They also engage in efforts to preserve their language and cultural traditions for future generations.