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Sakakawea

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Sakakawea: see Sacajawea Sacajawea , Sacagawea , or Sakakawea , c.1784–1884?, Native North American woman guide on the Lewis and Clark expedition and the only woman to accompany the party.
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Vacationers can visit such lakes as Lake Sakakawea, Long Lake, and Devils Lake and Lake Traverse which both have reservations as well.
[4] Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, originally situated at Elbowoods, North Dakota was significantly reduced in size when, in 1953, the area was flooded by the Garrison Dam to form Lake Sakakawea, and its new location is at New Town.
4% of sauger from Lake Sakakawea, ND, contained walleye alleles, whereas in South Dakota 4.
 
 
 
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