The Blackfeet Indian Reservation is made up of 1.5 million acres located in the northwestern part of Montana, which includes most of Glacier County.

On the north it borders the Canadian Province of Alberta. On the west it shares a border with Glacier National Park. The Badger-Two Medicine portion of the Lewis & Clark National Forest borders to the southwest. Other natural southern & eastern boundaries include Brich Creek & Cut Bank Creek. Elevations vary from a low 3,400 feet in the southwest to a high of over 9,000 feet at Chief Mountian on the northwest boundary.

The Blackfeet Tribe has approximately 15,560 enrolled members of wihch 8, 560 are off-reservation and 7,000 are on-reservation. Some of the tribal members are original allotted and un-allotted land owners & others lease or rent.

The Blackfeet Tribal Business Council is the governing body within the exterior bounderaries of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation. The Blackfeet Nation, in its relationship with the federal government as a "domestic soveregin" Indian nation, is recognized as a nation within a nation through treaties, agreements, laws and executive orders.