Quinnipiac Valley Indians
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Quinnipiac — This article is about the Native American nation. For the university, see Quinnipiac University. Ethnic group group=Quinnipiac poptime=1490: 50,000 (est.) 1774: 500 (est.) 2000: 100 200 families popplace= tablehdr=Before European Contact… … Wikipedia
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Mattabesset — or Mattabeseck refers to the Native American group which had its principal settlement at the Mattabeseck River of what is today Connecticut, United States. It is presumed that the portage offered the Mattabeseck additional opportunities for trade … Wikipedia
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Mattabesett Trail — Higby Mountain along the Mattabesett Trail Length 50.0 miles (80.5 km) [1] Location Connecticut … Wikipedia
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Metacomet Ridge — Range Traprock cliffs on Chauncey Peak, Connecticut … Wikipedia
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