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Upper Sandusky

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Upper Sandusky

Town in Wyandot County, northwest Ohio; population (1990) 5,900. It is situated on the Sandusky River, 31 km/19 mi north-northwest of Marion. Initially a mill town in a productive agricultural area that also had limestone quarries, Upper Sandusky subsequently developed a variety of industries.

Founded in 1843, the town was laid out on the site of a Huron tribal centre. A mission had been in the area since the 1820s. The Huron were moved to Kansas in the 1840s, but their museum remains here.



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At length, between ten and eleven o'clock at night, a few feeble lights appeared in the distance, and Upper Sandusky, an Indian village, where we were to stay till morning, lay before us.
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