Pauma-Yuima Indian Reservation

It was created in 1892. This Reservations history must be very carefully researched by Ojibway People. Below are several links to google earth photographs of this Reservations main town. Cupeno People were supposedly rounded up and relocated from Warner Springs, to Pala Reservation, in 1903. However, Los Coyotes Reservation is less than a couple of miles from Warner Springs which means they, white historians, are liars. Pala Reservation is 20 miles from Warner Springs. They really forced those Indians that continued to live throughout a very large Reservation created for them on January 5 and January 7 of 1852, to relocate elsewhere. One location is Pala and Pauma-Yuima Reservation. Cupeno People are Mexican-Opata who are now known as Uto-Aztecan. Garcia Cubas classified their language as Comanche-Shoshone or Shoshonean which is Ojibway. Population of Pauma-Yuima Reservation according to 2010's census, is 206. Indians make up 146 of this Reservations population. Mexicans number 62. Whites number 20. Asians number 1. Mixed bloods number 11. Other races number 27. Total population of Pala and Pauma-Yuima Reservation is 1,521. Indians number 721. Mexicans number 645. Whites number 232. Other races number 348. Blacks number 19. Asians number 1. Mixed bloods number 169. When including Pauma-Yuima Reservations 5,826 acres or 2,357.7 hectares, with Pala Reservations 12,273 acres or 4,966.7 hectares, size of their Reservation is 18,999 acres or 7,688.6 hectares. Pauma-Yuima Reservation is located in California's beautiful Little Rockies Mountain Range.

Map of Reservation

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