The Comanche were not a unified tribe, and were divided into 8 to 12 autonomous Sub-Nations which lacked the usual government and millitary organization of the Other Plains Tribes.  In turn this gave way to smaller bands and divisions.  Comanche population was also in constant flux due to the numerous casualties resulting from conflict, so their numbers varied greatly. It is estimated there are presently over 11,000 people of Comanche descent living in the United-States, most of them under the age of 40.   Nearly half of this population is living in Oklahoma with other large groups in Texas, New Mexico and California.

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