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Indian reserve 
a tract of land set aside by the government for the exclusive use of a band of Indians, usually by treaty.
See also: reserve (def. 2)
- 1792 (1905) Every farm of good land, in that part of the Country, is comprehended within the Indian reserve.
- 1859 If the Victoria bridge remains, and the Indian reserve sold for town lots to the highest bidders, not less than three hundred thousand dollars would be added to the colonial revenue.
- 1958 Through his efforts, conditions on the two Indian reserves have improved greatly.
- 1792 (1905) Every farm of good land, in that part of the Country, is comprehended within the Indian reserve.