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The only people to enter the Missouri River from the west prior to 1600 were the Flatheads, plateau Indians who lived in the Three Forks area of Montana and ranged as far east as the Big Horn Mountains.
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Northern Lights Research and Education Institute, "Boundaries Carved in Water," 1986
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Professional Scientist, Assistant, or Associate Research Hydrogeologist
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West Fork July 2002 |
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