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Big Blue River

American  

noun

  1. a river in SE Nebraska, flowing E and SE to the Kansas (Kaw) River. 300 miles (483 km) long.


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Last Friday, six students served as representatives of Beatrice Middle School and gave $2,037.63 towards Veterans Memorial Park, located south of the Big Blue River on U.S.

From Washington Times

But with the Where to Paddle interactive tool, it’s easy to find trails and public access points nearby in Morgan County, along the Big Blue River in Shelbyville and on the Flatrock River leading into Columbus.

From Washington Times

In the past, discharges from Henningsen’s operation caused David City to release too much ammonia and other substances that can harm fish and possibly people into a tributary of the North Fork of the Big Blue River on several occasions.

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Hydo said he’s hoping that the brewery, the speakeasy and other businesses that have opened in his buildings will build on that, and make Beatrice a destination for evening entertainment, as well as day trips to Homestead National Monument or a kayak ride down the Big Blue River.

From Washington Times

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources says authorities got a 911 call Thursday from someone who saw what looked like a man in the frigid water at a dam across the Big Blue River in Edinburgh.

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