Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Wisconsin River” in entry algonquian-or-algonkian-indians of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...hio lying between the Miami or Maumee, on Lake Erie, and the watershed between the Wabash and Kaskia rivers.
The English and the Five Nations called them the Twightwees.
The Kickapoos were on the Wisconsin River when discovered by the French.
The Illinois formed a numerous tribe, 12,000 strong, when discovered by the French.
They were seated on the Illinois River, and composed a confederation of five fam...
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