One naval battle fought in this river was known as the Battle of Palarm and was fought on the steamboat Hallie during the Baxter-Brooks War.
One naval battle fought in this river was known as the Battle of Palarm and was fought on the steamboat Hallie during the Baxter-Brooks War. It enters one river 25 miles east-northeast of McGeher, and among its forks are Lake and East, which flows past Landville. At Muskayes, it passes through Webber Falls, and the John Martin Dam is one of the largest on this river. Flowing past Canon City, La Junta, and Lamar, it flows in another state through Great Bend, Hutchinson, and Dodge City. Going west from Turquoise Lake, one would arrive at Leadville, and the major tributaries of this river include the Cimarron and the Canadian. Flowing through ? Pueblo, Colorado, Wichita, Kansas, and Fort Smith and Pine Bluff in its namesake state, FTP, name this tributary of the Mississippi which flows through Little Rock, capital of its namesake state.
One naval battle fought in this river was known as the Battle of Palarm and was fought on the steamboat Hallie during the Baxter-Brooks War.
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