Kalamazoo, Michigan
... common theories: It is derived from the Potawatomi word negikanamazo, which is variously translated as ... widely accepted is the legend of a Potawatomi named Fleet Foot. In order to win ... before the first permanent white settlers. The Potawatomi word kikalamezo appears on an 1823 atlas ... arriving, the area was home to the Potawatomi Indians. The 1821 Treaty of Chicago ceded ... the September 19, 1827, Treaty with the Potawatomi , the tract that became the city ...
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Chicago   (translated from German)
... the word Checagou off, with that those Potawatomi- Indian the march country described, where the ... resident Indian trunks Miami , Fox, Sac and Potawatomi. "the first white man that established himself ... John G. Shedd aquarium Buckingham Fountain Brookfield zoo Eagle planetarium John G. Shedd aquarium Clarence ...
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Chicago   (translated from French)
... Chicago towards 1779 and which married a Potawatomi young person. It built a first station ... country. One can also walk in Lincoln Zoo. Grant Park : gardens created in 1835 and ...
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
... was originally inhabited by the Fox, Mascouten, Potawatomi, and Winnebago Indian tribes. Milwaukee received its ... Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory and Milwaukee County Zoo are also notable public attractions. Milwaukee is ...
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Chicago   (translated from Portuguese)
... Chicago. In 1834 , the American government forced potawatomi, fox and other natives who lived in ... coast of Lago Michigan . It possesss one zoo, of free access to the population the ...
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