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Hello back,
	I am not aware of a map that fits your description, however I am not
necessarily an authority on prairies and prairie history.  I might refer
you to a couple of people that have probably had a lot more experience than
I, and have the resources to find that information.  One is Tom Rosburg at
Drake University in Des Moines, his e-mail address is:
coneflwr@netins.net  (that is his home address, I don't currently have his
university address)  And the other is a James Traeger in Missouri
James.trager@mobot.org
One other that just came to mind is Cindy Hildebrand in Ames,
Grantridge@aol.com
You might try those three and see what they can offer you.







At 08:13 PM 01/21/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>   Hello,    I wanted to  show how early pioneers avoided the prairie
>because they considered it a  wasteland and desert. I want to show that
>admission to the US was directly  related to how much prairie each state
>had. I hope I am not being too presumtuous since I found  your name on the
>Internet. Sincerely, Teresa K. Fite fitefam@isbe.accessus.net. 
Lloyd Crim
1750 140 th St.
Boone, Iowa  50036
(515) 432-5026

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