Louisiana territory, in 1804. Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ORLEANS Louisiana territory, in 1804. (7)
95% IOWA Louisiana Territory state (4)
95% CLARK Louisiana Territory explorer (5)
95% LASALLE Louisiana Territory explorer (7)
8% CAJUN About thirty days from Louisiana (5) The Times Cryptic Sep 30, 2026
8% DAKOTA ___ Territory, 1861-89 (6) New York Times Sep 29, 2026
8% GUAM American South Pacific territory (4) Newsday Sep 29, 2026
8% DELHI India's Capital Territory (5) Newsday Sep 27, 2026
8% PALESTINE Middle-Eastern territory (9) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Sep 6, 2026
8% SEA Neptune's territory (3) New York Times Aug 19, 2026
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