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disputed  meanings either  “scraped field,” as in “Where caribou scrape snow to find grass.” another says  “Caratunk is derived from an Abenaki word meaning forbidding or crooked stream.”

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people of the still water between the rapids

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divided into two

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The meaning of the Passadumkeag is called quick water.

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Chesuncook Lake, Northwest Piscataquis, ME, USA

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Chesuncook Lake, Northwest Piscataquis, ME, USA

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Chesuncook Lake, Northwest Piscataquis, ME, USA

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Chesuncook Lake "at the place of the principal outlet"

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Place at other side of little stream. Name of a village in the town Rangeley and of a stream connecting Mooselookmeguntic and Rangeley Lakes.

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the name of a norridgewock chief

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A beautiful place by the sea

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The town gets its name from the river, and according to an authority on Indian names Mattawamkeag means “river with many rocks in its mouth.” ... In 1775, the Indians made a treaty with the British in which they reserved a large territory for hunting grounds and Mattawamkeag was included in this tract.

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The direct translation is "eel weir place".

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grate stretch of water

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out to sea

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"reeds at the fork of the river.

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EXAMPLE: Wassookeag= “shining water"