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Boeuff
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Boeuf River

river, United States
Also known as: Boeuff River
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Boeuf River, river rising in southeastern Arkansas, U.S., and flowing southwest between the Bartholomew and Mason bayous into Louisiana, entering the Ouachita River in Catahoula Parish. Part of the riverā€™s 230-mile (370-kilometre) course is navigable. The name Boeuf is derived from the French word for ox, or steer.

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