Kickapoo River

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The Kickapoo River is a winding river in southwestern Wisconsin known for its scenic valleys, recreational paddling, and relatively undisturbed natural landscapes.

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Kickapoo River canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country United States
drainageBasin Upper Mississippi River basin
flowsThrough Gays Mills, Wisconsin
Kickapoo Valley
Kickapoo Valley Reserve
La Farge, Wisconsin
Ontario, Wisconsin
Readstown, Wisconsin
Soldiers Grove, Wisconsin
Steuben, Wisconsin
Viola, Wisconsin
hasBiodiversity aquatic species
riparian habitats
hasFloodEvent 2007 Midwest floods
2008 Midwest floods
linked to: Iowa flood of 2008
hasFloodHistory frequent flooding
hasProtectedAreaAlong Kickapoo Valley Reserve
Wildcat Mountain State Park
hasRecreationActivity camping
canoeing
fishing
kayaking
wildlife viewing
hasTourismImportance regional outdoor recreation destination
knownFor meandering path
recreational paddling
relatively undisturbed natural landscapes
scenic valleys
winding course
length approximately 126 miles
approximately 203 kilometers
locatedIn Wisconsin
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Crawford County, Wisconsin
Monroe County, Wisconsin
Richland County, Wisconsin
Vernon County, Wisconsin
locatedInEcoregion Driftless Area
locatedInRegion southwestern Wisconsin
mouthLocatedIn Crawford County, Wisconsin
Wisconsin River
mouthLocatedNear Wauzeka, Wisconsin
namedAfter Kickapoo people
passesNear Wildcat Mountain State Park
sourceLocatedIn Monroe County, Wisconsin
sourceLocatedNear Tomah, Wisconsin
tributaryOf Wisconsin River
watercourseType meandering river

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

Wisconsin River hasRightTributary Kickapoo River
Richland County, Wisconsin drainedBy Kickapoo River
Kickapoo River valley carvedBy Kickapoo River
Ocooch Mountains near Kickapoo River