The following is a list of states and the numbers of each of their metropolitan areas that have populations who self-identified as being affiliated with one federally recognized tribe. 

Alabama: 12 with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Alaska: 1 with 5k-10k individuals and 1 with 10,001-25k. 
Arizona: 3 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, 2 with 25,001-50k, and 1 with >50k.
Arkansas: 6 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, and 1 with 10,001-25k.
Arkansas and Missouri: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals.
Arkansas and Oklahoma: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 10,001-25k individuals. 
California: with fewer than 5k individuals, 9 with 5k-10k, 3 with 10,001-25k, 2 with 25,001-50k, and 1 with >50k. 
Colorado: 7 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 10,001-25k.
Connecticut: 5 with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Delaware: 1 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 5k-10k. 
Florida: 19 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, and 2 with 10,001-25k. 
Georgia: 14 with fewer then 5k individuals and 1 with 10,001-25k.
Georgia and Alabama: 1 one overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Georgia and South Carolina: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Hawaii: 2 with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Idaho: 6 with fewer than 5k individuals.
Idaho and Washington: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Illinois: 12 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 10,001-25k. 
Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 10,001-25k individuals. 
Indiana: 13 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 10,001-25k.
Indiana and Illinois: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Indiana and Michigan: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Iowa: 7 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 5k-10k. 
Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Kansas: 4 with fewer than 5k individuals and 2 with 5k-10k. 
Kentucky: 8 with fewer than 5k individuals.
Kentucky and Indiana: 2 overlapping metropolitan areas with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Louisiana: 7 with fewer than 5k individuals and 2 with 5k-10k. 
Maine: 3 with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Maryland: 3 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, and 1 with 10,001-25k.
Maryland and Delaware: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Maryland and West Virginia: 2 overlapping metropolitan areas with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Massachusetts: 4 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 5k-10k.
Massachusetts and Connecticut: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Massachusetts and New Hampshire: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals. 
Michigan: 14 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 10,001-25k. 
Minnesota: 4 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, and 1 with 10,001-25k.
Minnesota and Wisconsin: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals and 1 with 10,001-25k. 
Mississippi: 4 with fewer than 5k individuals.
Missouri: 5 with fewer than 5k individuals.
Missouri and Illinois: 2 overlapping metropolitan areas with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Missouri and Kansas: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals and 1 with fewer than 5k. 
Montana: 2 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 5k-10k. 
Nebraska: 2 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 5k-10k.
Nebraska and Iowa: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals. 
Nevada: 1 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, and 1 with 10,001-25k. 
New Hampshire: 1 with fewer than 5k individuals and one with 5k-10k. 
New Jersey: 5 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 25,001-50k, 
New Mexico: 2 with fewer than 5k individuals and 2 with 25,001-50k.
New York: 10 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, and 1 with 25,001-50k.
New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 25,001-50k individuals. 
North Carolina: 12 with fewer than 5k individuals and 2 with 5k-10k.
North Carolina and South Carolina: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals. 
North Dakota: 2 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 5k-10k.
North Dakota and Minnesota: 2 overlapping metropolitan areas with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Ohio: 14 with fewer than 5k individuals.
Ohio and Pennsylvania: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Oklahoma: 1 with 5k-10k individuals, 1 with 10,001k-25k, and 2 with >50K. 
Oregon: 6 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, and 1 with 10,001-25k. 
Pennsylvania: 18 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, and 1 with 25,001-50k.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals. 
Rhode Island: 1 with 5k-10k individuals.
Rhode Island and Massachusetts: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals. 
South Carolina: 10 with fewer than 5k individuals.
South Dakota: 2 metropolitan areas with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 5k-10k. 
Tennessee: 10 with fewer than 5k individuals.
Tennessee and Georgia: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Tennessee and Kentucky: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Tennessee and Virginia: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Texas: 18 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, 2 with 10,001-25k, and 1 with 25,001-50k.
Texas and Arkansas: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Utah: 4 with fewer than 5k individuals.
Utah and Idaho: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Vermont: 1 with fewer then 5k individuals. 
Virginia: 7 with fewer than 5k individuals, 2 with 5k-10k and one with 10,001-25k.
Virginia and North Carolina: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 5k-10k individuals. 
Virginia and West Virginia: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Washington: 8 with fewer than 5k individuals, 1 with 5k-10k, 3 with 10,001-25k, and 1 with 25,001-50k.
Washington and Idaho: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Washington and Oregon: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 10,001-25k individuals. 
West Virginia: 8 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 10,001-25k.
West Virginia and Ohio: 2 overlapping metropolitan areas with fewer than 5k individuals. 
West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Wisconsin: 10 with fewer than 5k individuals, 2 with 5k-10k, and 1 with 10,001-25k.
Wisconsin and Minnesota: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with fewer than 5k individuals. 
Wyoming: 2 with fewer than 5k individuals. 
District of Columbia: 1 with 10,001-25k individuals.  
The District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia: 1 overlapping metropolitan area with 10,001-25k individuals.
Puerto Rico: 3 with fewer than 5k individuals and 1 with 5k-10k.