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Coming full circle: Sign designating Kuwohi installed in Park - The Cherokee One Feather

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The name of the third-highest summit east of the Mississippi River was restored to its original name last fall, and now it is completely official – it has a sign.  A sign designating the area in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park known as Kuwohi (mulberry place) was officially unveiled in a ceremony on the morning of Tuesday, April 1.
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Coming full circle: Sign designating Kuwohi installed in Park - The Cherokee One Feather

The name of the third-highest summit east of the Mississippi River was restored to its original name last fall, and now it is completely official – it has a sign.  A sign designating the area in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park known as Kuwohi (mulberry place) was officially unveiled in a ceremony on the morning of Tuesday, April 1.

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