namekagon river造句

• Saginaw Lake is located in the county, south of the Namekagon River.
• The route then led southward down the St . Croix to its junction with the Namekagon River.
• He described the trip from the Namekagon River to Lac Courte Oreilles by way of the Namekagon Portage, Windigo Lake and Grindstone Lake.
• "' Lake Hayward "'is in Sawyer County, Wisconsin, and is fed by the Namekagon River and is part of the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway
• His journal entry and survey journal for June 29 and 30, 1767 record his leaving the Ojibwa Indian village on Lac Courte Oreilles, passing through Grindstone Lake and Windigo Lake, and using the Namekagon Portage to reach the Namekagon River.
• The area was later visited by Henry Schoolcraft in 1831 who described the Namekagon Portage running from the Namekagon River to Lac Courte Oreilles by way of Windigo Lake ( called by him Lac des Isles ) and Grindstone Lake ( called by him Lac du Gres ).
• All 9th & 10th graders will go to the Land School; 11th graders will participate in a college tour in the Upper Midwest and 12th graders will participate in a leadership experience such as canoeing on the Namekagon River in Wisconsin, preparing them to consider their life after GRS-post secondary education and beyond.
• Grindstone Lake was apparently well travelled by Indians and early traders and explorers who used it as part of the route from Lac Courte Oreilles ( in the Chippewa River watershed by ascending the Namekagon River, crossing the Namekagon Portage, and passing through Windigo Lake ( called by him Lac des Isles ) and Grindstone Lake ( called by him Lac du Gres ) to Lac Courte Oreilles.
• Windigo Lake was apparently well traveled by Indians and early traders and explorers who used it as part of the route from Lac Courte Oreilles ( in the Chippewa River watershed by ascending the Namekagon River, crossing the Namekagon Portage, and passing through Windigo Lake ( called by him Lac des Isles ) and Grindstone Lake ( called by him Lac du Gres ) to Lac Courte Oreilles.
• On " " ( 1718 ) by Guillaume Delisle and on " A Map of North America " ( 1768 ) by John Blair, the St . Croix River more specifically what was then known as the east branch of the St . Croix River ( known today as the Namekagon River )  is shown as the " Ouasisacadeba ", a Dakota name for the St . Croix River.