Washington State is home to 29 federally recognized Indian Tribes located throughout the state — from Neah Bay on the Pacific Coast to Usk near the eastern state border. Each Tribe has its own tribal government and businesses, which support regional communities and improve people’s lives, Indian and non-Indian alike.
Tribal business enterprises are a driver of Washington’s economy. They employ over 37,000 people, spend billions of dollars on the purchase of goods and services from private companies and generate millions of dollars in federal, state and local taxes.
Learn more about Tribes’ impact on the economy.
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