Bad Axe River area

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The Bad Axe River area is a region in western Wisconsin known as the site of the 1832 Bad Axe Massacre, the final and most tragic battle of the Black Hawk War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
historic region
associatedWith Black Hawk
Fox people
Illinois militia
Sauk people
United States Army
Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) people
category Black Hawk War sites
Historic sites in Wisconsin
climate humid continental climate
conflict Black Hawk War
country United States
ecosystem temperate deciduous forest
hasDesignation site of a U.S. Army–Native American battle
hasEvent Bad Axe Massacre
Battle of Bad Axe
final engagement of the Black Hawk War
hasHistoricalSignificance site of the Bad Axe Massacre
site of the final battle of the Black Hawk War
hasModernUse agricultural region
recreational area
historicalOutcome decisive U.S. victory
heavy casualties among Native American noncombatants
knownFor Bad Axe Massacre of 1832
linked to: Bad Axe Massacre

tragic end of the Black Hawk War
locatedIn United States
Vernon County, Wisconsin
western Wisconsin
mouthOfNearbyRiver confluence of Bad Axe River and Mississippi River
namedAfter Bad Axe River
near De Soto, Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Village of Victory, Wisconsin
partOf Driftless Area
Upper Mississippi River region
relatedConflict United States expansion into Native American lands
riverSystem Mississippi River watershed
state Wisconsin
terrain blufflands
river valley
timePeriodOfSignificance 1832
watercourse Bad Axe River

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Bad Axe Massacre locatedIn Bad Axe River area