Bayou Meto - Revision history

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Phil at 05:03, 16 October 2009

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Phil: New page: '''Bayou Meto''' is an Arkansas watershed and wildlife management area extending from its origins near Camp Robinson to its mouth on the Arkansas River southwest of Gillett. The ba...

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New page: '''Bayou Meto''' is an Arkansas watershed and wildlife management area extending from its origins near Camp Robinson to its mouth on the Arkansas River southwest of Gillett. The ba...

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'''Bayou Meto''' is an Arkansas watershed and wildlife management area extending from its origins near [[Camp Robinson]] to its mouth on the [[Arkansas River]] southwest of Gillett. The bayou is known for its duck hunting and aquaculture.

==References==

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[[Category:Rivers]]

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-'''Bayou Meto''' is an Arkansas watershed and wildlife management area extending from its origins near [[Camp Robinson]] to its mouth on the [[Arkansas River]] southwest of Gillett. The bayou is known for its duck hunting and aquaculture.
+'''Bayou Meto''' is an Arkansas watershed and wildlife management area extending seventy miles from its origins near [[Camp Robinson]] to its mouth on the [[Arkansas River]] southwest of Gillett. The bayou is known for its duck hunting and aquaculture.
 "Meto" may be a corruption of the French word "mi-terre," meaning "semi-ground," as the stream flows roughly midway between the White and [[Arkansas River|Arkansas]] rivers, and nearly parallel.
 ==References==
 *John C. Branner, "Some Old French Place Names in the State of Arkansas," ''Modern Language Notes'' 14 (February, 1899): 33-40.
 ==External links==
 [[Category:Rivers and Streams]]

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-'''Bayou Meto''' is an Arkansas watershed and wildlife management area extending from its origins near [[Camp Robinson]] to its mouth on the [[Arkansas River]] southwest of Gillett. The stream flows roughly midway between the White and [[Arkansas River|Arkansas]] rivers, and nearly parallel. The bayou is known for its duck hunting and aquaculture.
+'''Bayou Meto''' is an Arkansas watershed and wildlife management area extending from its origins near [[Camp Robinson]] to its mouth on the [[Arkansas River]] southwest of Gillett. The bayou is known for its duck hunting and aquaculture.
-"Meto" may be a corruption of the French word "mi-terre," meaning "rose."
+"Meto" may be a corruption of the French word "mi-terre," meaning "semi-ground," as the stream flows roughly midway between the White and [[Arkansas River|Arkansas]] rivers, and nearly parallel.
 ==References==

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 ==References==
-*John C. Branner, "Some Old French Place Names in the State of Arkansas," ''Modern Language Notes,'' 14 (February, 1899): 33-40.
+*John C. Branner, "Some Old French Place Names in the State of Arkansas," ''Modern Language Notes'' 14 (February, 1899): 33-40.
 ==External links==
 [[Category:Rivers and Streams]]

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