Saline River

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The Saline River is a river in north-central Kansas known for its historically significant role in the region’s settlement and development.

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Saline River canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith 19th-century frontier settlement in Kansas
agricultural development in Kansas
basinCountry United States of America
country United States of America
flowsGenerally eastward
flowsThrough Ellis County, Kansas
Lincoln County, Kansas
Ottawa County, Kansas
Russell County, Kansas
Saline County, Kansas
hasEcosystemType Great Plains river ecosystem
hasHistoricalSignificance regional settlement and development of north-central Kansas
hasWatershedArea north-central Kansas
locatedIn Kansas
locatedInRegion north-central Kansas
mouthLocatedIn near New Cambria, Kansas
namedFor saline (salty) springs
partOf Mississippi River basin
Missouri River watershed
sourceLocatedIn western Kansas
tributaryOf Smoky Hill River
usedFor fishing
irrigation
recreation

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Salina, Kansas namedAfter Saline River
subject linked to: Salina, Kansas, United States
Russell County, Kansas hasRiver Saline River
Saline County, Kansas namedAfter Saline River
Saline County, Kansas contains Saline River
Smoky Hill River hasTributary Saline River
Wilson Lake (Kansas) formedByDamOn Saline River
Smoky Hills containsRiver Saline River