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Steamboating on the Maquoketa River?

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Much larger sternwheelers, weighing many tons more, regulary traveled and provided service from the Mississippi River as far as 28 miles up the Maquoketa River. (Cundill photo courtesy of the S&D Reflector). The Forest Queen was built in 1890.
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Steamboating on the Maquoketa River?

In Bellevue and Jackson County, there is a lot of rich history ­– not only of the local towns, but of the Mississippi River that runs along its eastern edge, as well as the much smaller tributaries to its west.

·Bellevue, United States
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bellevueheraldleader.com broke the news in Bellevue, United States on Wednesday, November 29, 2023.
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