United States
Native American Plates

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By now, most if not all Indian Nations are allowed to issue their own licence plates. These plates are legal for use also outside of the reservation. Some of them are issued by the state in which the reservation lies (albeit usually tax free), others, especially the newer ones, are issued by the reservation administration itself. Because of that I put my collection of Native American plates on a separate page.

Muscogee plate expiring in 1998. I don't know the significance of the "army" sticker.

	Seminole Indian plate for 1959. Presumably issued by the State of Florida.
	Seminole Indian plate for 1967/1968. Presumably issued by the State of Florida.
	Seminole Indian plate expiring June 1990. Presumably issued by the State of Florida.
	Red Lake Chippewa plate expiring in 1977.
	Red Lake Chippewa plate expiring in 1979.
	Red Lake Chippewa plate expiring in 1984.
	Red Lake Chippewa plate expiring in 1989.
	Fond Du Lac Chippewa plate expiring in 2003. This plate does not mention the state name Minnesota, where the reservation is situated.
	White Earth Chippewa plate, expiring in 1989. The plate's design is largely inspired by the normal Minnesota plate.
	Turtle Mountain Chippewa plate expiring in 1991.
	Devils Lake Sioux plate expiring in 1990.
	Absentee Shawnee plate expiring in 1989.
	Oglala Sioux plate expiring in 1988. There is no mentioning of the state name South Dakota.
	Menominee plate expiring in 1985.