Did the Chippewa tribe live in the mountains?

The Chippewa tribe, also known as the Ojibwe, primarily inhabited regions in the northern United States and southern Canada, including areas around the Great Lakes, forests, and plains. They did not traditionally live in mountainous regions; instead, their territory included woodlands and lakes, where they engaged in fishing, hunting, and gathering. Their lifestyle was closely tied to the resources available in these environments rather than mountainous terrains.