ENp. 500
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p. 500Dog Feast River, a tributary of the Red Cedar branch of the Chippewa, entering from the west. Doty's river- Capt. Cram's name for a small stream that rises north of Fox Lake runs east into Rock river, at the head of the great Winnebago marsh. Doty's Island- the small island lying between the two outlets of Lake Winnebago: it is about two miles in length. Doty's Creek- a small stream ten miles in length in Portage county, entering the Wisconsin river at the town of Dekorra. Dublin- The upper part of the town of Potosi, in Grant County. Duck Creek- a stream twelve miles in length in Portage county that enters the Wisconsin between Dekorra and the Portage. Its banks are bordered by a marsh. | p. 500Dog Feast River, a tributary of the Red Cedar branch of the Chippewa, entering from the west. Doty's river- Capt. Cram's name for a small stream that rises north of Fox Lake runs east into Rock river, at the head of the great Winnebago marsh. Doty's Island- the small island lying between the two outlets of Lake Winnebago: it is about two miles in length. Doty's Creek- a small stream ten miles in length in Portage county, entering the Wisconsin river at the town of Dekorra. Dublin- The upper part of the town of Potosi, in Grant County. Duck Creek- a stream twelve miles in length in Portage county that enters the Wisconsin between Dekorra and the Portage. Its banks are bordered by a marsh. |
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