These charts were produced between 2015 and 2022 for Tribal health policy work at the National Indian Health Board. They are kept here as a record of that work. Each reflects the data available when it was made, so figures may differ from more recent estimates.
1.2 Million AI/ANs on Tribal Lands — ACS Estimate, Alone and in Combination
American Community Survey estimate of the American Indian and Alaska Native population, alone and in combination with other races, living on Tribal lands.
2. Tribal Profiles Map — 2019 ACS Estimates
Interactive map linking to profiles of individual Tribes, based on 2019 U.S. Census American Community Survey estimates.
3. Tribal Citizens, 2021 — U.S. Treasury Data Call
Tribal citizen counts reported by Tribes to the U.S. Department of the Treasury in its 2021 data call.
4. AI/AN Veterans, 2015
Estimates of American Indian and Alaska Native veterans in the United States, alone and in combination with other races.
5. AI/AN Population and IHS Access, 2019 — ACS 5-Year Estimates: Total U.S. AI/AN Population 5,314,000
2019 American Community Survey 5-year population estimates, with estimates of access to IHS-funded health care.
6. AI/AN Population by County, 2019 — Estimates with Margins of Error
2019 county-level estimates of the American Indian and Alaska Native population, shown with their margins of error.
7. COVID-19 Deaths Among AI/ANs — CDC Provisional Death Report
CDC provisional COVID-19 death data for American Indian and Alaska Native people. By April 27, 2022, the date of NIHB’s final weekly update, CDC provisional data recorded 10,799 COVID-19 deaths among American Indians and Alaska Natives. Deaths continued after that date, reaching at least 11,664 by December 2022.
