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- Q17022602 subject Q8581853.
- Q17022602 abstract "The Ionia Volcano is located east of Newcastle, Nebraska. Called "Nebraska's Prairie Volcano" by The New York Times in 1901, the smoking hills were long noted by local Native American tribes. The local Ponca tribe considered the hills sacred. The Lewis and Clark expedition on August 24, 1804 recorded the geological formation.".
- Q17022602 wikiPageExternalLink ionia_volcano.htm.
- Q17022602 wikiPageExternalLink ionia_volcano.htm.
- Q17022602 wikiPageExternalLink Ionia%20Volcano.pdf.
- Q17022602 wikiPageWikiLink Q1754891.
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- Q17022602 wikiPageWikiLink Q308439.
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- Q17022602 wikiPageWikiLink Q8581853.
- Q17022602 wikiPageWikiLink Q9684.
- Q17022602 comment "The Ionia Volcano is located east of Newcastle, Nebraska. Called "Nebraska's Prairie Volcano" by The New York Times in 1901, the smoking hills were long noted by local Native American tribes. The local Ponca tribe considered the hills sacred. The Lewis and Clark expedition on August 24, 1804 recorded the geological formation.".
- Q17022602 label "Ionia Volcano".