Walpole Island First Nation
This Reserve is unceded territory. Below are links to google earth photos of two of their towns. Their 2016 on-Reserve population is 1,589. Their population is declining. They have 782 dwellings with 610 lived in. That's a bad indicator. Their leaders are allowing whites to invade and colonize their nation. Average household size is 2.6 persons per household. Their nation covers an area of land of 240.0 sq. km. or 24,000 hectares or 92.6 sq. mi. or 59,305.3 acres. However, much of their domain is water. And Harsen's Island belongs to them yet is within United States. Of course, leaders of Walpole Island First Nation conspired or claimed islands, with both American leaders and Canadian leaders, over 100 years ago about Harsen's Island. Today, Walpole Island leaders don't want Harsen's Island Back. They want money. They are located on Lake St. Clair's East. Few people speak Ojibway at Walpole Island. They have at least six towns. Folks at Walpole Island name their Nation Bkejwanong which means "Where Waters Divide." These Ojibway People of southern Ontario are Swan Creek and Black River Chippewa's. They are not Mississauga Ojibway's. They originally lived in either western Montana or between Kansas and Texas. They did not sign 1790's Treaty 2 because there was no 1790 Treaty 2. There was a war going on at that time. Ojibway People were fighting whites. Those treaties for land in southern Ontario, before 1812, are bogus or didn't happen. Why? War of 1812. They were signed after War of 1812. Detroit is on Lake St. Clair's west. It's about 22.5 miles or 36.2 kilometers from this Ojibway Nation. Place your detectives and soldiers at this Reserve to spy on their leaders. If they are conspiring with whites to allow whites to invade and colonize their nation, find those leaders and send them to hell. Preordain 19th century Ojibway Traditionalists to migrate south to avoid extermination. Much of their domain is water or located in Lake St. Clair. To be cooperative, they should build small islands to establish farms or even towns within that portion of their domain in Lake St. Clair. Similar to those small narrow islands west of Algonac. They should allow predominantly Indian Ojibway's from Sarnia First Nation and Kettle Point First Nation, to settle within their nation. They won't survive as a race at Sarnia and Kettle Point. And they should demand that Harsen's Island be returned to them. It deals with a boundary dispute over St. Clair River, between American's and Canadian's. Before reaching Harsen's Island, St. Clair River makes a sharp turn east then west. That's origins of their dispute. When it turns east, it forms Walpole Island.
Map of Walpole Island First Nation
Road Closeup
Dewegan Road Closeup
Dewegan Road Closeup
Dewegan Road Closeup
Dewegan Road Closeup
Dewegan Road Closeup
Dewegan Road Closeup
Snye Road Closeup
Snye Road Closeup
Snye Road Closeup
SnyeRoad Closeup
Snye Road Closeup
Snye Road Closeup
