          LAKE WINNIPG. ^t        -94.1 Sq4  DOUGLASS HOUGHTfON  uZS[       [ON JULY 9TH, 1832, THE SCHOOLCRAFT EXPEDITION TRAVEWLLED THROUGH BOGOTAWA (BALL CLUB) LAKE, PORTAGED BACK TO LITTLE WINNIBIGOSHISH LAKE, THEN BACK ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI INTO LAKE INNIBIGOSHISH (LAKE WINNIPEG); THEY STOPPED FOR THE NIGHT AT A SMALL TRADING POST A THE MOUTH OF THE "TURTLE PORTAGE RIVER", WHICH ACCORDIN6 TO SCHOOLCRAFT (1820) WAS THE FIRST OF FOUR STREAMS ENTERING THE LAKE, PRESUMABLY WHAT IS NOW CALLED FIcRST RIVER; SO THIS COLLECTION WAS MADE NEAR WH4T IS NOWTHE NORTHEAST SHORE OF LAK3 WINNIBIGOSHISH, ITASCA CO., MINNESOTA, CA. 47.49 N, 94.10 W. A.A. REZNICEK]  IgK   irsuta jDTYg 
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