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Encyclopedia > Duluth

Duluth is the name of some places in the United States of America:

See also the French explorer Daniel Greysolon, Sieur du Lhut.

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Duluth, Minnesota - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (2696 words)
Duluth is a town in and the county seat of St.
The northern terminus of Interstate 35 is in Duluth.
Duluth's geography is dominated by a rather steep, San Francisco-like hill which represents a transition from the elevation of Lake Superior's beach to that of the inland.
The Story of Sieur Duluth (934 words)
Sieur Duluth is best known for exploring the northern area of Minnesota and making peace with the natives of the territory that he later claimed for France.
Duluth's creation of these friendships with the Sioux allowed France to claim the region that is very near the city we know now as Duluth.
Duluth came to the rescue and was able to negotiate the release of the captives.
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