Santa Ysabel Indian Reservation

It was established in 1893 for Diegueno People who are Mexican-Opata or as they are now known Uto-Aztecan. Garcia Cubas listed their language as Opata-Pima. Below are several links to google earth photos of their scenic land. Santa Ysabel Reservation is located in San Diego County. It covers 15,526 acres. However, their Reservation is very large. It was created on January 5 and January 7 of 1852 and is yet legitimate. According to 2010's census, there are 330 people living at Santa Ysabel Indian Reservation. Indians make up 280 of their Reservations population. Mexicans make up 24. Whites make up 34. Mixed bloods make up 9. There are 119 housing units at Santa Ysabel Reservation. It gives their Reservation an average household size of 2.8 persons per household. Of three parcels of land that make up Santa Ysabel Reservation, their largest, which is adjacent to and east of Highway 79, has their largest population. Their current Reservation is adjacent to or within their very large Reservation created in 1852 that is yet legitimate.

Map of their real Reservation

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