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Tonquin was a 290-ton
American merchant ship
initially operated by
Fanning &
Coles and
later by the
Pacific Fur
Company (PFC), a
subsidiary of the American...
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Tonquin may
refer to:
Tonquin (1807), an
American merchant vessel destro**** on
Vancouver Island in 1811
Tonquin (1845), a
later American commercial vessel...
- The
Tonquin Valley is a
backcountry area in
Jasper National Park, Alberta,
Canada po****r for hiking, back****ng, and mountaineering. The
Tonquin features...
- semi-deciduous. Its
seeds are
known as
tonka beans (sometimes
tonkin beans or
tonquin beans). They are
black and
wrinkled and have a smooth,
brown interior....
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Tonquin is an
unincorporated locale in
Washington County, Oregon,
United States.
Tonquin was a
station on the
Oregon Electric Railway,
named for the Pacific...
- Tonkin, also
spelled Tongkin,
Tonquin or Tongking, is an
exonym referring to the
northern region of Vietnam.
During the 17th and 18th centuries, this...
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Company (PFC). A
maritime contingent of PFC
staff was sent on
board the
Tonquin,
while another party traveled overland from St. Louis. This land based...
- 1811
involving the Tla-o-qui-aht
natives of the
Pacific Northwest and the
Tonquin, an
American merchant ship of the
Astor Expedition. The
vessel had traveled...
- The
Tonquin was a 496-ton
merchant vessel built in 1845 by
Waterman &
Ewell in Medford, M****achusetts, and
owned by
George R.
Minot and
Nathaniel Hooper...
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Tonquin Hill is
located on the
northern side of
Tonquin P****,
north of
Mount Fraser, on the
Continental Divide marking the Alberta-British
Columbia border...
