Port Washington (town), Wisconsin (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Port Washington (town), Wisconsin" in English language version.

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Durhams, Sharif (June 5, 2010). "Port Washington bear tranquilized, sent packing". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Retrieved April 29, 2020.

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wisc.edu

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Price 1943, pp. 7–8 Price, Mary Jane Frances (1943). The History of Port Washington, in Ozaukee, Wisconsin. DePaul University.
Price 1943, p. 11 Price, Mary Jane Frances (1943). The History of Port Washington, in Ozaukee, Wisconsin. DePaul University.
Price 1943, p. 20 Price, Mary Jane Frances (1943). The History of Port Washington, in Ozaukee, Wisconsin. DePaul University.
Price 1943, p. 35 Price, Mary Jane Frances (1943). The History of Port Washington, in Ozaukee, Wisconsin. DePaul University.
Price 1943, p. 57 Price, Mary Jane Frances (1943). The History of Port Washington, in Ozaukee, Wisconsin. DePaul University.
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