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Rat river, a branch of Wolf river from the east.

Rattle Snake creek, a small stream in Grant county rising in range five west and running in south easterly direction enters Grant river [two miles above the town of Grant]. In Town 3 near

Rattlesnake Diggings-(See Mines No 11).

Red Bank, the name of a place on the Neenah river, where there are a great number of ancient mounds on both sides of the river.

Red Cedar River. 170 miles long. A large branch of the Chippewa from the west having its principal source in [Lac Chetar] Long Lake and entering the Chippewa about [forty] 36 miles above its junction with the Mississippi. There are several lakes through which the river passes immediately below Lac Chetac-they are Weegroo, Sapin (or Balsom of Fir Lake), Red Cedar Lake and lastly Rice Lake about sixty miles from the source. "About sixty miles below Rice Lake (Says Schoolcraft) commences a series

Rat river, a branch of Wolf river from the east.

Rattle Snake creek, a small stream in Grant county rising in range five west and running in south easterly direction enters Grant river [two miles above the town of Grant]. In Town 3 near

Rattlesnake Diggings-(See Mines No 11).

Red Bank, the name of a place on the Neenah river, where there are a great number of ancient mounds on both sides of the river.

Red Cedar River. 170 miles long. A large branch of the Chippewa from the west having its principal source in [Lac Chetar] Long Lake and entering the Chippewa about [forty] 36 miles above its junction with the Mississippi. There are several lakes through which the river passes immediately below Lac Chetac-they are Weegroo, Sapin (or Balsom of Fir Lake), Red Cedar Lake and lastly Rice Lake about sixty miles from the source. "About sixty miles below Rice Lake (Says Schoolcraft) commences a series