The Native Woman Who Became A Chief — The Forgotten Story Of Woman Chief, The Warrior Who Led The Crow
The Crow Nation Today
The Apsáalooke Nation — the Crow Nation, in the most common English rendering — continues to exist as a federally recognized tribal nation with a reservation in south-central Montana.
The reservation encompasses approximately 2.3 million acres in the area of the Bighorn Mountains and the Bighorn River valley — territory that was part of the broader Crow homeland that Woman Chief fought to defend.
The Crow Nation government maintains tribal governance, cultural programs, and the specific institutions — including the Little Big Horn College — that preserve and transmit Crow language, history, and culture.
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