A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of AmericaBy H. Fisher, 1820 - 758 páginas |
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... mouth ; heads in the Flat woods , to the south of Brookville . Loughery's creek , is forty miles long , and fifty yards . wide at its mouth , being the next stream worthy of men- tion below the Great Miami , from which it is distant ...
... mouth ; heads in the Flat woods , to the south of Brookville . Loughery's creek , is forty miles long , and fifty yards . wide at its mouth , being the next stream worthy of men- tion below the Great Miami , from which it is distant ...
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... mouth of the Massissin- way . From the entrance of Eel river , the general course of the Wabash is about ten degrees south of west , to the mouth of Rejoicing river , eighty - five miles , where it takes a southern direction , to the ...
... mouth of the Massissin- way . From the entrance of Eel river , the general course of the Wabash is about ten degrees south of west , to the mouth of Rejoicing river , eighty - five miles , where it takes a southern direction , to the ...
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... mouth , and navigable 150 miles . Green river has its sources in Lincoln county ; it pursues a western course , and enters the Ohio 200 miles below Louisville ; fifty miles above the mouth of Cumber- land river . It is navigable for ...
... mouth , and navigable 150 miles . Green river has its sources in Lincoln county ; it pursues a western course , and enters the Ohio 200 miles below Louisville ; fifty miles above the mouth of Cumber- land river . It is navigable for ...
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