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MAY 8, 2001

Most American Indians in Utah live in rural, economically depressed areas, acording to a Salt Lake Tribune analysis of Census 2000 data.

The percentage of Indians on or near reservations has largely stayed the same, with some increases, over the past 20 years. These areas have a unemployment rates above the state average of 3.9 percent.

Get the Story:
Despite Economic Problems, Most Utah Indians Stay Put (The Salt Lake Tribune 5/8)

Census 2000 Profiles:
Washington (3/27) | New Mexico (3/26) | American FactFinder (3/14) | American Indians in the United States (3/13) | South Dakota (3/12)

Relevant Links:
US Census Bureau - http://www.census.gov