Ojibwe of the great river-mouths who swept south after the fall of the Iroquoian confederacies, reclaiming the north shores of lakes Ontario, Huron and Superior.
Land surrenders from the 1780s shrank them to a handful of reserves, yet they endure as the Mississaugas of the Credit and many north-shore First Nations across Ontario today.
The atlas holds 4 border frames for Mississauga / North-Shore Anishinaabeg — the shape you scrub through changes in 1634 · 1696 · 1787 · 1847.
The pays d'en haut Anishinaabe world from which the Mississauga moved south (broad regional context).
The land surrenders and survival of the north-shore Anishinaabeg (broad context).