In the New France era, the Plains Indians occupied all of central North America. Their territory extended from the North Saskatchewan River, in Canada, to Texas, and from the valleys of the Mississippi and the Missouri to the foot of the Rockies. 
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In the New France era, the Plains Indians occupied all of central North America. Their territory extended from the North Saskatchewan River, in Canada, to Texas, and from the valleys of the Mississippi and the Missouri to the foot of the Rockies.
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