Kennebec

[ ken-uh-bek, ken-uh-bek ]

noun

1. a river flowing S through W Maine to the Atlantic. 164 miles (264 km) long.

Example Sentences

"Some little place near the mouth of the Kennebec River," Prescott answered.

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Hence it was thought a matter of the last importance to close the Kennebec against such an attempt.

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Sewall's Memorial relating to the Kennebec Indians is an argument against war with them.

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On the following Thursday, with a fair wind, the troops reached the mouth of the Kennebec, one hundred and fifty miles away.

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The road to Skowhegan, five miles down the Kennebec, was very sandy, and it was impossible for them to make good time.

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