Niobrara

[ nahy-uh-brair-uh ]

noun

1. a river flowing E from E Wyoming through Nebraska to the Missouri. 431 miles (692 km) long.

Example Sentences

The park’s campground has sites starting at $15 on the bank of the Niobrara, with its own canoe landing, plus hiking trails starting just across the river.

From Outside Online

Their work has enlarged into the bishopric of Niobrara, which is admirably filled by Bishop Hare.

From Project Gutenberg

For Niobrara River (l'eau qui court), see our volume v, p. 90, note 54.

From Project Gutenberg

When Lewis and Clark ascended the river the village of this tribe was on the stream called by their name, not on the Niobrara.

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What buildings, if any, were there near the spot where the troop was in bivouac on the Niobrara?

From Project Gutenberg

We caught up with them just across the Niobrara, and they dropped the mules and horses they were driving and made a run for it.

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