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Belcourt, North Dakota


It is largest city of Turtle Mountain Reservation. Below are links to google earth photos of Belcourt. It's population dropped dramatically between 2000 and 2010. It's 2020 population is 1,510. Belcourt covers over 6.1 sq. mi. There are 856 housing units in this CDP. Belcourt is a census-designated place (CDP), but that is a bit misleading because it does have a neat look of a regular city or town. More than half (54%) of Belcourt's population lives under what is considered poverty line. Little Shell III was not an authentic Ojibwa leader. He was an Ojibwa Traitor who sided with whites. Ojibwa Soldiers butchered his father of grandfather to death around 1805 or 1810 and took his medallion which proved he was employed by whites! Almost all of Belcourts streets have French names. One has the name Louis Riel Drive. Louis Riel was a white trouble maker. He was executed by Canada for instigating 1885's Northwest Rebellion. Riel and other whites were too impatient to wait for Canada to greatly diminish Ojibwa Reserves at Alberta and Saskatchewan. He also caused trouble among the Metis (Celtics, Dutch and Italians) of a colony Ojibwa leaders set aside for them along both sides of South Saskatchewan River, after the vicious War of 1812. England took control of Red River Colony which Ojibwa leaders set aside for Metis (Celtics, Dutch and Italians) during the late 1790's, after the War of 1812. Turtle Mountain Reservation is a ruse. It deals with Ojibwa Prophesy. The Turtle Shaped Island is located in Giant Springs at Great Falls, Montana. American leaders allowed French people to settle at TMR. Belcourt is a predominatly white (most have some Ojibwa blood) town with a small Ojibwa population.



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