Ozawkie is located on highway K-92 on the west shore of Lake Perry. The present day city is actually the second comunity to bear the name. The original Ozawkie was flooded when Lake Perry was constructed. Ozawkie was the original county seat of Jefferson County and was named for a Native American chief of the Sauk Tribe.
Records are always challenged to be broken, but at one time this tree carried the distinction of the state of Kansas Champion Cottonwood Tree and is located on Highway 92
Ozawkie, KS Natural Attractions Course Access: Public
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