The Tu-Endi-We Was Named For A Prominent Spot - The Waterways Journal
The name of the Tu-Endi-We was based on how how Native Americans had referred to the area where the Kanawha River joins the Ohio River.
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The name of the Tu-Endi-We was based on how how Native Americans had referred to the area where the Kanawha River joins the Ohio River.
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