Wasetihoge
Wasetihoge is a name for the Verdigris River, which rises in Kansas and flows south through the Osage country to join the Arkansas. Its valley traverses grasslands and wooded bottoms, receiving streams from the surrounding plains. Osage villages stood along the river and its tributaries. In 1821 the trader Jacob Fowler recorded his journey through the Verdigris and Neosho country, where trading houses stood near the rivers.
References
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verdigris_River
- upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/53/The_journal_of_Jacob_Fowler_-_narrating_an_adventure_from_Arkansas_through_the_Indian_Territory%2C_Oklahoma%2C_Kansas%2C_Colorado%2C_and_New_Mexico%2C_to_the_sources_of_Rio_Grande_del_Norte%2C_1821-22_(IA_cu31924028907446).pdf