Powder River

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Powder River is a river in northeastern Wyoming known for its role in the Powder River Country, a historically significant region in the American Indian Wars and the westward expansion of the United States.

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Powder River canonical 12

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWithConflict Great Sioux War of 1876
Red Cloud's War
associatedWithIndustry coal mining in the Powder River Basin
associatedWithMilitaryCampaign Powder River Expedition (1865)
basinCountry United States
country United States
countrySubdivision State of Montana
linked to: Montana

State of Wyoming
linked to: Wyoming
drainageBasin Missouri River Basin
ecosystemType semi-arid prairie river
flowsInto Yellowstone River
flowsThrough Campbell County, Wyoming
Johnson County, Wyoming
Powder River County, Montana
Sheridan County, Wyoming
hasFeature high sediment load
seasonal flow variability
hasTributary Clear Creek
Crazy Woman Creek
Little Powder River
hasWatershed Powder River Basin
hasWildlifeHabitat mule deer
pronghorn
waterfowl
historicalRegion Powder River Country
historicalSignificance American Indian Wars
westward expansion of the United States
locatedIn Montana
Wyoming
locatedInRegion northeastern Wyoming
locatedOnContinent North America
mouthOf Yellowstone River
namedAfter powdery soil along its banks
near Bozeman Trail
partOf Missouri River watershed
Powder River Country
region Northern Great Plains
linked to: Great Plains
sourceCountry United States
sourceLocation Bighorn Mountains
state Montana
Wyoming
usedFor cattle ranching
irrigation

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Fort Reno locatedNear Powder River
Yellowstone River hasMajorTributary Powder River
Elkhorn Mountains drainage Powder River
Powder River Basin namedAfter Powder River
Reynolds’ Battle location Powder River
Reynolds’ Battle river Powder River
Kaycee, Wyoming hasNearbyRiver Powder River
Phillips Lake locatedOnWatercourse Powder River
Johnson County, Wyoming hasNaturalFeature Powder River
subject linked to: Johnson County