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Bark River (Onakick or Peal Bark" river of the Indians) rises in Washington county and passing through the north west corner of Milwaukee county enters Rock River at Fort Atkinson in Jefferson county six miles above Lake Koshkonong. It passes through two beautiful lakes in Milwaukee county, below which its water is very clear-they are the Nagowicka and Nemahbin lakes. It abounds in fish. Above the lakes it runs on very elevated ground, being over three hundred feet above Lake Michigan; below, it passes through a region of extensive marshes, affording cranberries.-

[Scratched out], a small stream emptying into Lake Michigan in Sheboygan County ten miles south of the mouth of the Sheboygan river.]

Bark river, a town in Jefferson County embracing the surveyed townships five and six in ranges fifteen and sixteen [and] It is twelve miles square, watered by Bark river Scupernong and White Water; contains some fine prairie land at the

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