The Native American groups that did not have access to the ocean were the Great Basin, Plateau, and Great Plains Native American groups.
There are many ways to categorize the Native American tribes of North America. One easy way to understand what resources Native American groups had access to is by knowing if they were:
- Costal
- Woodland
- Inland/Plains
groups. The Native American groups that did not have access to the ocean were those belonging to the inland/plains groups such as:
- Great Basin Native American Groups
- Plateau Native American Groups
- Great Plains Native American Groups
As the name suggests, these groups were further inland and did not have ocean access, but instead, they got the water from rivers and rainfall. It is also important to remember that Native American groups are not the same as tribes, as each group accounts for various tribes.
Due to their territory being further inland than other groups, the Great Plains, Great Basin, and Plateau Native American groups did not have access to the ocean.
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