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LEG 74 POINTER · the river whole is the Land leg's
The town's wild ground drains to a river it never sat on: the Kankakee River runs along the south of Olive Township, below Terre Coupee Prairie — its course, its marsh and its drainage are the Land leg's whole, and this section carries only the recreation the record ties to it. That record, at town strength, is thin and prints thin: no hunting club, fishing camp, boat landing or river festival of New Carlisle stands in the sources read — a searched negative, printed as one, against the one documented rule the township's waters carry (no fishing at Spicer Lake, above). The marsh-edge hunting and fishing culture that the county's record knows belongs, in this build, to the Land and Farms legs where the ground is dug; a recreation invented for the river would be a defect, and none is printed. The town's documented outdoors is the park record above: two small parks of its own, two county parks of the first rank, and a championship played on grass in July.
Sources:
- The Land leg of this build (the Kankakee ground, the prairie, the drainage) — pointer.
- The searches run for a New Carlisle hunting, fishing or river-recreation record, November 2026 — negative at the strength stated.