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File:Kill Eagle Map.tif

Army map, drawn based on interview with Kill Eagle, 1876. Original in RG393 Records of Continental Commands, Fort Yates, Letters Received. Scanned by Ephriam Dickson. Map in the public domain.

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Width 957 px
Height 589 px
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Horizontal resolution 600 dpi
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