Battle River
Battle River proper noun: a river in central Alberta, and west Saskatchewan, Canada, a tributary of the North Saskatchewan River said to be named for a tribal battle.
Proper noun
Battle River
- A river in central Alberta, and west Saskatchewan, Canada, a tributary of the North Saskatchewan River said to be named for a tribal battle.
- A rural municipality (the Rural Municipality of Battle River No. 438) in western Saskatchewan.
- A tributary of Red Lake, Minnesota, United States, named for a tribal battle.
Questions about Battle River
- What does Battle River mean?
- Battle River means a river in central Alberta, and west Saskatchewan, Canada, a tributary of the North Saskatchewan River said to be named for a tribal battle.
- What part of speech is Battle River?
- Battle River is a proper noun.
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