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Low-importance on the project's importance scale. North Dakota portal This article is supported by WikiProject North Dakota (assessed as Low-importance)....

the Tongue River (Vétanovéo'hé'e – ″Tongue River″), roamed together with their Notameohmésêhese and Northern Só'taeo'o kin also in the Powder River Country...

labeled Ashland CCD. Further south, still north of the Wyoming border, there's two bits labeled Tongue River CCD. And that's just the bits specifically...

Nebraska and South Dakota. Nebraska has a city called South Sioux City right across the border and South Dakota has a city called North Sioux City right...

entry for the Nodaway River which according to some accounts evolved from the name Nadouessioux. The explanation here of foreign tongues sounds believeable...

South Dakota, hosted by the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe. I would also like to acknowledge the financial donation from the Prairie Island Dakota Community...

For instance, Mexico is in southern North America - the geographic centre of North America is in one of the Dakotas - Mexico is easily in the southern...

North Central American English) portion speak the Northern (NCVS) dialect. The Northern dialect extends as far as eastern North Dakota. To the North and...

eastern 2/3rds of MD has more in common with N. Georgia than it does with N. Dakota. Sorry. Just the facts. Why is it that the only two people who actually...

of the State Historical Society of North Dakota, Volume 1 (p. 280) by the State Historical Society of North Dakota seem to support this. On the other...

only the A company. "Custer and the Seventh Cavalry were ordered to the Dakota Territory in March of 1873. Life in Elizabethtown had probably become monotonous...

What happened in New France in 1640 Leaving the River des Prairies when it turns directly to the north, that we may go to the southwest, we come to Lake...

mention the time I lived in North Dakota. AntonFMD (talk) 05:45, 26 January 2017 (UTC) Meh. if you were living in North Dakota when you wrote your magnum...

(manmade) North Dakota-South Dakota 685 10. Lake Okeechobee Florida 662 11. Lake Pontchartrain Louisiana 631 12. Lake Sakakawea (manmade) North Dakota 520 ==>...

be changed by someone trying to achieve a more "neutral" accent. In North Dakota, it is considered the standard pronunciation, and is used in news broadcasts...

state. If you're in Sidney & head east about 10 miles, you'll be in North Dakota. I doubt if the good people there would appreciate you calling THEIR...

the Dakota language, mni-ṡota literally means "cloudy water", as when there is a lot of muddy silt suspended in the water, much like Milk River in Montana...

• contribs) 11:28, 10 May 2005 (UTC) The military engagement on Washita River, 27 November 1868, was a battle as combatants on both sides were killed...

means that native peoples still spoke their individual tongues. They never lost those tongues. But there was a spiritual influence which was taking them...

floor, suffering from fits or "speaking in tongues" (Pentecostals during worship or prayer) Hong, Honger (North America) a person from Hong Kong. NB "Hong...