Hokah History Hokah is a Sioux or Dakota word meaning root or heron. Early maps referred to the Root River as Hokah. Hokah was also the name of a Chief, Wecheschatope in the Sioux language, whose village stood on the sit - Hokah - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Hokah History Hokah is a Sioux or Dakota word meaning root or heron. Early maps referred to the Root River as Hokah. Hokah was also the name of a Chief, Wecheschatope in the Sioux language, whose village stood on the sit Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-05-21 19:35:28 Open Document File Size: 997,33 KB Share Result on Facebook City Hokah / / Company 3rd St. Hokah Cooperative Cheese Co. / Thompson Creek / / Event Natural Disaster / Man-Made Disaster / / Facility A city hall / Park Gazebo / / NaturalFeature Root River / Lake Como / Como Falls / Mississippi River / Mt. Tom / / Organization Minnesota Historical / Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund / Works Progress Administration / / Person Wecheschatope / Edward Thompson / Herb Wheaton / Wells Minnesota / Grant Recipient / Clark W. Thompson / / Position fiery editor / controversial Hokah Chief / Chief / / ProvinceOrState Mississippi / / Region Southern Minnesota / / SocialTag Iowa Hokah Effigy mound Effigy Mounds National Monument Mississippi River Root River Geography of the United States Driftless Area Geography of Minnesota

Hokah History Hokah is a Sioux or Dakota word meaning root or heron. Early maps referred to the Root River as Hokah. Hokah was also the name of a Chief, Wecheschatope in the Sioux language, whose village stood on the sitAdd to Reading List