Grand River

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The Grand River is a waterway in the northern Great Plains region of the United States, historically noted as part of the frontier landscape traversed by 19th-century fur trappers and explorers.

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Label Occurrences
Grand River canonical 4
Grand River (English) 1

Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
continent North America
country United States of America
crossesPoliticalBorder border between North Dakota and South Dakota
drainageBasin north-central South Dakota
southwestern North Dakota
flowsThrough Corson County, South Dakota
Dewey County, South Dakota
Perkins County, South Dakota
Sioux County, North Dakota
geologicalSetting semi-arid Great Plains environment
hasEcosystemType prairie river
hasHistoricalUse route for Euro-American trappers and traders
route for Native American travel and trade
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic seasonal flow variations typical of Great Plains rivers
hasMajorConfluence confluence with Missouri River at Lake Oahe
hasNameInLanguage Grand River self-linksurface differs
surface form: Grand River (English)
hasPart North Fork Grand River
South Fork Grand River
hasValley Grand River valley
historicallyUsedFor frontier exploration
fur trade
historicalRegion Old West
surface form: American frontier
isPartOf Missouri River Basin
surface form: Upper Missouri River region
knownFor association with 19th-century explorers in the northern Great Plains
locatedIn Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
Great Plains
North Dakota
South Dakota
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Great Plains
surface form: northern Great Plains
mouthLocation Lake Oahe
near Mobridge, South Dakota
mouthOfWatercourse Missouri River
notableFor role in 19th-century fur trapping routes
partOf Mississippi River basin
surface form: Mississippi River watershed

Missouri Plateau
surface form: Missouri Plateau physiographic region
region northern Great Plains of the United States
riverSystem Missouri River Basin
surface form: Missouri River basin
tributaryOf Missouri River
usedAsBoundary sections of county and reservation boundaries in South Dakota
watercourseType prairie stream

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Hugh Glass associatedWith Grand River
Fort Gibson Lake locatedOnRiver Grand River
Grand River hasNameInLanguage Grand River self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Grand River (South Dakota)
this entity surface form: Grand River (English)