Plains Indians are a group of Native American tribes that lived on the Great Plains of North America. The ARAPAHO, Osage, Ute, Kiowa, CREE, Teton, Hopi, Pawnee, Otoe, Oto, CROW, and DAKOTA are all Plains Indian tribes. Each of these tribes has its own unique culture, language, and history. The ARAPAHO were a nomadic tribe that lived in the Rocky Mountains and Great Plains regions. The Osage were a powerful tribe that lived in present-day Oklahoma and Missouri. The Ute were a semi-nomadic tribe that lived in the Great Basin region. The Kiowa were a nomadic tribe that lived in the Great Plains region. The CREE were a large tribe that lived in the Great Lakes region. The Teton were a nomadic tribe that lived in the Great Plains region. The Hopi were a sedentary tribe that lived in the southwestern United States. The Pawnee were a powerful tribe that lived in present-day Nebraska and Kansas. The Otoe were a nomadic tribe that lived in the Great Plains region. The Oto were a sedentary tribe that lived in the Great Plains region. The CROW were a nomadic tribe that lived in the Great Plains region. The DAKOTA were a powerful tribe that lived in present-day Minnesota and North and South DAKOTA.