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Chicora was a
legendary Native American kingdom or
tribe sought during the 16th
century by
various European explorers in present-day
South Carolina. The...
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Chicora was a
legendary Native American kingdom or
tribe said to
exist in present-day
South Carolina.
Chicora may also
refer to:
Chicora, Pennsylvania...
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Chicora is a
borough in
Butler County, Pennsylvania,
United States. The po****tion was 1,043 at the 2010 census.
Chicora is
located at 40°56′58″N 79°44′33″W...
- CSS
Chicora was a
Confederate ironclad ram that
fought in the
American Civil War. It was
built under contract at Charleston,
South Carolina in 1862. James...
- SS
Chicora was a p****enger-and-freight
steamer built in 1892 for
service on the
Great Lakes.
Considered to be one of Lake Michigan's
finest steamers,...
- July 30, 1905.
Chicora is an
unincorporated community at 42°28′36″N 85°58′25″W / 42.47667°N 85.97361°W / 42.47667; -85.97361 (
Chicora, Michigan). A...
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Francisco de
Chicora was the
baptismal name
given to a
Native American kidnapped in 1521,
along with 70 others, from near
Winyah Bay by
Spanish explorer...
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Chicora College, also
called Chicora College for Women, was a
Presbyterian women's
college in
Greenville and Columbia,
South Carolina. It
operated from...
- The
Chicora Wood
Plantation (originally
known as Matanzas) is a
former rice
plantation in
Georgetown County,
South Carolina. The
plantation itself was...
- The
Chicora incident was an
incident in May 1870
between the
American government and an
expeditionary force consisting of
British and
Canadian militia...
