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Winter weather factsheet
C at Niagara Falls on Jan. 26, 1950 Lowest Recorded Temperature -58.3°C at Iroquois Falls on Jan. 23, 1935 Heaviest 24-hour Recorded Snowfall 101.6 cm at Nolalu ... hours of freezing rain, on average, each winter Snowiest Location Many locations, mainly near Lake Huron and the eastern end of Lake Superior. Places such as Sault Ste. Marie, Wawa and ...
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Duluth. Forts were also built on the present sites of Kingston and Niagara. The Iroquois, however, still blocked expansion in the lower lakes, a control that would last until late ... -trifluoromethyl-4-nitrophenol (TFM) was applied repeatedly in the tributaries of Lakes Michigan, Superior, and Huron, where it successfully reduced the sea lamprey populations to about 10 per cent of their ...
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The OTTAWA RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers"
In July of 1615, he agreed to accompany his Algonquin and Huron allies on yet another campaign against the Iroquois. Once again, Champlain had ulterior motives; the military expedition would ... Until 1650, the Algonquin wintered near Huron villages to the west, trading pelts for cornmeal and fish nets, and joining them in campaigns against the Iroquois. They controlled movement on the ...
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Great Lakes Forever: Great Lakes History
The Woodland Indians descendants would form the Chippewa (Ojibwe), Fox, Huron, Iroquois, Ottawa, Potawatomi, Menominee and other Great Lakes tribes of today. When Europeans first came to ...
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Great Lakes Town Hall - Tell Us Your Story
Sarnia/Port Huron a lunchtime swim in Lake Huron preceeded the long drive to Mackinaw City and a swim in Lake Michigan before a sunset dip in Lake Superior at Pointe Iroquois Lighthouse ...
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This river connects Lakes Superior and Huron. a. St. Clair b. St. Marys c. Black River d. Ohio River 12. ... What is the name for the body of water that is connected to Lake Huron but is almost a lake by itself? 15. What is the largest Canadian ... b 18. b 19. d 20. c 21. true 22. c 23. d 24. Iroquois 25. Lake Erie 26. b 27. d 28. c 29. true 30. Welland Canal ...
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Friends of Red Hill Valley
Teka - Six Nations Consensus, Not Majority: Six Nations Mothers' objection to Red Hill deal shows Iroquois democracy at work. Mar 6, Spectator Article Citizen Input Not Welcome Mar 2, Report by ... Nanfan, and many Iroquois Chiefs, and concerns a huge tract of land around Lake Huron and Lake Ontario . The Crown solemnly undertook that " it is hereby expected that wee [the Iroquois] are to ...
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Friends of Red Hill Valley
Agency, the Six Nations Band Council, also agreed in August with the Iroquois Confederacy People’s position. Iroquois and allied indigenous people from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Quebec and the United States ... between the Iroquois People and the Crown called the Two Row Wampum, the 1701 Five Nations Chiefs Treaty, and the Haldimand Treaty proclaiming all lands between lakes Ontario, Erie and Huron ...
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Raccoons - Names and Namesakes
Dakota-Sioux: weekah tegalega, magic one with painted face Hopi: shiuaa, painted one Huron-Iroquois: attigbro, blackened (face); gahado-goka-gogosa, masked demon spirit Mandan: nashi, blackened face ... comparing to dog Arawak: ah-ohn, dog, of dog kind Guyana: mayuato, doglike leaper Huron-Iroquois: agaua, doglike one Klamath: wacgina, tamed like dog Narragansett: ausup, night doglike one Taino ...
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TEACH: Native Peoples of the Region
Notable tribes around the Great Lakes included people we now call the Chippewa, Fox, Huron, Iroquois, Ottawa, Potawatomi and Sioux. Click for larger map! Approximately 120 bands of Native Peoples ... Indians." Trade routes The French explorers who first visited the Great Lakes, beginning with Lake Huron in 1615, found Native Peoples who had mastered their environment and were economically self- ...
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