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VIEWS OF LOUISIANA, 
Principal R 
^issquriT... 
Tributaries. | Navi, | 
Remarks. 
Gasconnade . 
100 
S. W. side 
MineR. . . • 
40 
id. 
G Osage . , 
600 
• id. 
1 Charlatans . 
50 
id. 
2 Charlatans . 
100 
N. E. side 
Grand R . . . 
600 
N. E. side 
Kansas .... 
1,200 
S. W. side 
Little R. Platte 
40 
N. E. side 
Nodawa .... 
60 
N E side 
Platte .... 
S. W. upwards of 2,000 miles 
F‘oyd J s R. , . 
in length, but affords little or no 
Big Sioux . . . 
White Stone . 
200 
navigation. 
River a Jaque 
300 
N. E. A point of rendezvous for 
the traders, and the Yankton 
band of Sioux. 
Qui Courre . . 
S. W. A handsopie river, bpt 
not navigable any great distance. 
Poncas .... 
S. W. 
White It. 
Tylers R. . . . 
6Q0 
S. W. A large fine river ; its 
branches not known, 300 yards at 
its mouth. 
Chienne R. . . 
800 
S. W Not better known than 
White river ; 400 yards wjd.e at 
its mouth. 
Ser-war-ser-na 
S. W side 
Win-i-pen-hu 
S W. 
Cannon-ball R. 
S. W. 140 yards wide 
Knife R. . . . 
S. W. Near the Mandan vil¬ 
lages. 
Little Missouri 
S W. 134 yards wide, but not 
navigable. 
Goose R. . . . 
N. E. 300 yards wide. 
White earth R. 
N.E. 
Yellow? Stone , 
S. W. 855 yards wide at the 
mouth ; a very large river, equal 
in length to the Platte; affords 
much better navigation, but is 
astonishingly rapid. 
Porcupine R. . 
N. E. 112 yards wide. 
Dry R. 
S W 100 do. 
Big Dry R. . . 
S. W. 400 do. 
Muscle Shell R. 
S. W. 100 do. 
Big Horne . . 
S W 100 do. 
Manoles . . . 
S. w. 1QQ do. 
Fancy R. . . . 
Dearborne . . 
S. W. 180 do. 
Maria ..... 
N. E. At this place the Mis¬ 
96 
souri is observed to have near¬ 
ly all its turbidness. 
Jefferson Fork 
Madison . . . 
80 
Gallatin .... 
,1 
60 
