Columbia River Fishing and Trading Company

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The Columbia River Fishing and Trading Company was a 19th-century fur trading enterprise involved in the early commercial exploitation and settlement of the Pacific Northwest.

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Ashley-Henry fur trading enterprise 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fur trading company
historical commercial enterprise
businessModel resource extraction and trade
countryOfOperation United States of America
surface form: United States
economicSector fishing
trade
geographicFeatureAssociated Columbia River NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance contributed to patterns of settlement along the Columbia River
participated in early commercial development of the Pacific Northwest
industry fur trade
involvedIn early commercial exploitation of the Pacific Northwest
early settlement of the Pacific Northwest
locatedIn Pacific Northwest
mainActivity commercial exploitation of natural resources
fur trading
operatingPeriod 19th century
regionOfOperation Columbia River basin NERFINISHED
resourceExploited fish stocks
wildlife for fur
timePeriod 1800s
tradedGoods animal furs
other natural resource products
pelts
usedTransportation boats
river transport

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Fort Hall foundedBy Columbia River Fishing and Trading Company
John Fitzgerald associatedWith Columbia River Fishing and Trading Company
this entity surface form: Ashley-Henry fur trading enterprise