Pacific Northwest fur trade

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The Pacific Northwest fur trade was a 19th-century economic network in the coastal and inland regions of what is now the northwestern United States and southwestern Canada, centered on the exchange of animal pelts—especially sea otter and beaver—between Indigenous peoples, European and American traders, and global markets.

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Label	Occurrences
Pacific Northwest fur trade network	2
American fur trade in the Pacific Northwest	1
Pacific Northwest fur trade canonical	1

Referenced by (4)

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Fort Nisqually → regionServed → Pacific Northwest fur trade ⓘ

Oregon boundary dispute → relatedTo → American fur trade in the Pacific Northwest ⓘ

linked to: Pacific Northwest fur trade

Fort Colvile → tradeNetwork → Pacific Northwest fur trade network ⓘ

linked to: Pacific Northwest fur trade

Fort Okanogan → partOf → Pacific Northwest fur trade network ⓘ

linked to: Pacific Northwest fur trade