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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Dunn County, North Dakota

 
Clickable Map of Dunn County, North Dakota and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Dunn County, ND (3) Billings County, ND (49) McKenzie County, ND (12) McLean County, ND (1) Mercer County, ND (2) Mountrail County, ND (0) Stark County, ND (9)  DunnCounty(3) Dunn County (3)  BillingsCounty(49) Billings County (49)  McKenzieCounty(12) McKenzie County (12)  McLeanCounty(1) McLean County (1)  MercerCounty(2) Mercer County (2)  MountrailCounty(0) Mountrail County (0)  StarkCounty(9) Stark County (9)
Adjacent to Dunn County, North Dakota
    Billings County (49)
    McKenzie County (12)
    McLean County (1)
    Mercer County (2)
    Mountrail County (0)
    Stark County (9)
 
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GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1North Dakota (Dunn County), Dunn Center — A Mystery Exposed
In 1989, inspection of the Lake Ilo dam found that critical maintenance was needed. A notch cut into the spillway lowered the water about 7 feet so the work could be completed. The exposed lake bed revealed remarkable discoveries and mysteries of . . . — Map (db m153143) HM
2North Dakota (Dunn County), Dunn Center — Chelsey and Polly Dinkins Memorial DamRefuge Manager and Wife — 1936-1983 —
Chelsey and Polly Dinkins played a major role in the construction and operation of this dam and National Wildlife Refuge known as Lake Ilo. Chelsey Dinkins was the foreman of the Works Progress Administrations (WPA) crew that built the dam in . . . — Map (db m152944) HM
3North Dakota (Dunn County), Killdeer — Killdeer MountainTachawakute (The Place Where They Kill Deer)*
On July 28, 1864, a U.S. military force, commanded by General Alfred Sully, attacked several groups of the Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota (Sioux) Nations camped at this location. Major Sioux leaders included Medicine Bear and Sitting Bull. Sully's force . . . — Map (db m152945) HM
 
 
  
  
 
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