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Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)

Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 172

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ations ranging from 400 to 900feet. The gravel knobs — like the one at Ralstons, are frequentlyfound along the divide, and are interesting subjects in the studyof surface geology. (160) The Divide. 161 The fountain-heads of the Sandusky and the Mohican riversare only a half mile apart. The former… … SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, RICHLAND COUNTY, O. tween these two river sources is the Craig barn, where the surfacewaters separate. The pond mentioned has two outlets; from its east end flowsthe Black Fork, and from the west the Clear Fork of the Mo-hican. After running a quarter of a mile in an easterly…

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