Little Blue River

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Little Blue River is a tributary waterway in the central Great Plains of the United States, flowing through Nebraska and Kansas and historically significant as a landmark along pioneer trails.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Little Blue River canonical 6

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith California Trail
Mormon Trail
Oregon Trail
continent North America
country United States
flowsThrough Kansas
Nebraska
geographicFeatureType freshwater stream
hasHydrologicalFunction drainage of central Great Plains areas
hasNameLanguage English
historicalSignificance landmark along pioneer trails
locatedIn Great Plains
central Great Plains
mouthLocatedIn Kansas
notableFor role in westward expansion routes
partOf Mississippi River watershed
Missouri River watershed
region Midwestern United States
riverSystem Kansas River basin
linked to: Kansas River valley

Mississippi River basin
Missouri River basin
sourceLocatedIn Nebraska
state Kansas
Nebraska
tributaryOf Big Blue River
usedAs landmark by 19th-century pioneers
usedFor irrigation in surrounding agricultural lands
recreation

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Hastings, Nebraska nearRiver Little Blue River
Big Blue River hasTributary Little Blue River
Big Blue River hasRightTributary Little Blue River
West Fork Little Blue River tributaryOf Little Blue River
south-central Nebraska hasRiver Little Blue River
Jefferson County, Nebraska containsRiver Little Blue River