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Neosho River

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Neosho River

 or Grand River

River, southeastern Kansas and northeastern Oklahoma, U.S. It rises in east-central Kansas and flows into Oklahoma, where it is also known as the Grand, to join the Arkansas River near Fort Gibson. It flows about 460 mi (740 km). Neosho is an Osage Indian word meaning “clear and abundant water.” The crossing of the river at Council Grove was a starting point for the Santa Fe Trail.
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Effects of lowhead dams on freshwater mussels in the Neosho River, Kansas.
Freshwater mussel (Bivalvia: Unionidae) survey of the Brouilletts ... by Tiemann, Jeremy S. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
May 2005 Time Path Path Local/ Length Width Location Date Standard (Miles) (Yards) KANSAS, East KSZ054 Lyon 13 1300CST 14 2100CST Intense rain over the neosho river basin brought moderate flooding across southcentral lyon county.
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About nine miles from town, SH-80 follows the Grand Neosho River past the Canyon Road day-use recreation area to the dam at the southern end of the lake.
Adventures by Sullivan, Lynne M. / Oklahoma Adventure Guide
 
 
 
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