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Whose Land

Whose Land

by TakingITGlobal

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Released
March 7, 2018
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Explore Indigenous territories, treaties, and communities across Canada using GIS technology. Learn about land acknowledgements, treaties, and Indigenous perspectives on land through interactive maps and educational videos.

✓Interactive maps of Indigenous territories
✓Information on treaties and agreements
✓Details on First Nations, Inuit, and Metis communities
✓Educational videos on land acknowledgements
✓Learn about Indigenous relationship to land
✓Tool for reconciliation dialogue
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What's New in Whose Land

3.1.1

November 4, 2026

Whose Land 3.1.1 adds support for iPhone Duo and refines the map experience on every device. • iPhone Duo support: the map stays full screen as you open and close the device, keeping your place, selection and open details. • The Explore panel now opens with search. Swipe down to tuck it away to just the search bar, then swipe up to pick up where you left off. • Map controls use standard iOS toolbars and stay clear of the panel in portrait and landscape. • The map opens on an overview of Canada. • Places you select from search stay in view as the panel moves. • Shared links now use whose.land. • A refreshed turtle logo and better readability in dark mode.

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Great app for learning about First Nations

This map makes it much easier to learn about past land claims. Providing more context on history.

Has a section to support local indigenous businesses.
Iinquirer1

Thank You

Fantastic. Ten minutes in and I’ve learned more than I have in a long time, comprehensive and quality info at your fingertips
I did have to search online for pronunciations of some local bands as of course I was unaware that this part of the world had several overlapping histories, would be a bonus in the app
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KKadex369

Missing a lot of information

App should have been a website. As a First Nations person I was curious. There is definitely much to be desired. Bare bare minimum information and my wife’s First Nation isn’t even on here.
NNanobird

Missing some nations

This app is a great idea, but… I live in southwest New Brunswick, Canada, which I know is the territory of the Passamaquoddy, territory that extends into Maine, USA. The Passamaquoddy aren’t listed in this app. I wouldn’t be surprised if there are other inaccuracies.
AMAnnapurna Moffatt

It’s great if you can find the right spot

It never gives the correct location. I’m in the Carolina’s. Whenever I say use my location, it gives me places in California?? But the information is very thorough and absolutely wonderful. I also tried the little google maps dude to drop on a location and it’s actually too precise. It’ll drop on a specific road when I’m just looking for a town. I’ll type the town into the search bar and get nothing it’s very confusing. But the information I do get is great!!
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FAQ

What is Whose Land?

Whose Land is a free educational app that uses GIS technology to help users identify Indigenous Nations, territories, and communities across Canada. It provides information on treaties, land acknowledgements, and Indigenous perspectives on land.

What kind of educational content does Whose Land offer?

Whose Land features six different maps detailing Indigenous territories, Treaties, and First Nations, Inuit, and Metis communities. It also includes educational videos explaining the importance of land acknowledgements and Indigenous relationships with the land.

Is Whose Land available on Android devices?

Currently, Whose Land is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. Information regarding Android availability is not provided in the app's current data.

How often is Whose Land updated?

The latest version of Whose Land is 2.1, which was last updated on January 30, 2024. This indicates the app is actively maintained and updated by its developers.

What is the age rating for Whose Land?

Whose Land has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This rating suggests the content is appropriate for young children and up.

Does Whose Land have ads?

No, Whose Land does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free to use and does not display any ads to its users.

Who developed Whose Land?

Whose Land is a collaborative project developed by Canadian Roots Exchange, TakingITGlobal, and Bold Realities. The app is published by TakingITGlobal.

What is the user sentiment for Whose Land?

Whose Land has received an excellent rating of 4.8 stars from 15 ratings, indicating a very positive user sentiment. Users appreciate its educational value and comprehensive information.