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"Can-a-jo-ha -rie"
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AJOHA
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About a mile from the village of Canajoharie is a miniature
canyon, the walls of which are 100 feet or more high.
Near the lower end of the gorge and close to the village is a
wide, very deep pot-hole, worn there by the swirling waters, FEB 2
smoothed and finished to almost perfect proportion by pebbles
and gravel.
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The Mohawk Indians called this hole "Can-a-jo-ha-rie” 1949
which means the kettle, or pot, that washes itself." It is
from this that the creek and village obtained its Indian name. N. Y
89-1792
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