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James's Account of S. H. Long's Expedition, 1819-1820, part 2

Note 94 — {93} CHAPTER VII {V}

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Now Wood River. It rises in Custer County, flows southeast through Dawson and western Buffalo counties, then turns and flows east by northeast to central Hall County, where it empties into the channel of the Platte, which runs north of Grand Island. The timber on its banks, from which it obtained its name, was consumed in building the Union Pacific Railroad.—Ed.

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