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The Unifour / Native American history / Spanish colonization of the Americas / Morganton /  North Carolina / Catawba River / Linville Falls / Western North Carolina / Brown Mountain Lights / Lake James / Geography of North Carolina / North Carolina / Pisgah National Forest
Date: 2012-04-17 14:17:53
The Unifour
Native American history
Spanish colonization of the Americas
Morganton
North Carolina
Catawba River
Linville Falls
Western North Carolina
Brown Mountain Lights
Lake James
Geography of North Carolina
North Carolina
Pisgah National Forest

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