Dora Woodruff Cope, who lived in the Oconaluftee valley near Smokemont around 1900, recalled a legend her Cherokee neighbors told her: ... part of the river was called Ya'nu-u'nata wasti'yi, "Where the bears wash."
Dora Woodruff Cope, quien vivió en el valle del Oconaluftee cerca de Smokemont alrededor del año 1900, recordó una leyenda que le contaron sus vecinos Cherokee: ...Parte del río se llamaba Ya'nu-u'nata wasti'yi, "Donde se lavan los osos."WikiMatrix WikiMatrix