Where did the pawnee Indian tribes live?

Answer 1

In 1867 the four tribes of the Pawnee were living along the banks of Beaver Creek, a northern tributary of the Loup River near the site of the modern town of Genoa, Nebraska. The tribes had moved here as a result of the 1859 treaty with the US government.

The Skidi villages were the most westerly, then the Kitkehaxki, the Tsawi and the Pitahawirata furthest to the east. The Skidi had four villages: Tuwuhukasa, Tuhitspiat, Tskirirara and Pahukstatu. Each village had ten to twelve earth lodges, each housing up to 40 or 50 people.