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Map of Knox County, Ohio
The land, about 513 square miles, was rich and fertile. The topography included rolling hills and a river, called Owl Creek (now the Kokosing), which traversed the county.
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Slide 12
The land, about 513 square miles, was rich and fertile. The topography included rolling hills and a river, called Owl Creek (now the Kokosing), which traversed the county. |
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