File:KingIslandBoatsUSGSric00644.jpg
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English: King Island natives in kayaks. Some boats with multiple occupants, some with items stowed on deck. Paddlers are using single-ended paddles. |
| Date | Per USGS cc 1892 |
| Source | U.S. Geological Survey Photographic Library [1] Israel C. Russell Collection |
| Author | Israel C Russell |
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