How To Use Columbia river In A Sentence
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During this period of joint occupation in the Columbia River watershed, neither Great Britain nor the United States had a governmental representative in the area.
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Northwest lawmakers and agencies also are watching to see how much the administration will dedicate for endangered Columbia River salmon and steelhead.
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Its coevolution in the upper Columbia River basin with another salmonid predator, the bull trout, and a large species of minnow, the northern pikeminnow, likely influenced its feeding habits in the course of evolutionary programming.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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Near starvation, the explorers finally find the headwaters of the Columbia River and are soon riding the swift current toward the Pacific Ocean and their second winter away from home.
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The limitation on maximum size is attributed to their coevolution in the upper Columbia River basin with the predatory bull trout and the large northern pikeminnow.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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Oregon, native Chinookan people of the lower Columbia River lived in huge plank houses at a settlement we now call the St. Johns Site.
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Alaska Bwana Hunting Knife by Columbia River Knife and Tool.
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Volcanic ash silted up the Columbia River 35 miles away.
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It wasn't until 1898 when the Astoria & Columbia River connected Astoria to the NP line, with trackage rights to Portland.
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Asia, he originated and organized the expedition of Lewis and Clark, whose duty it was to trace the affluents of the Columbia River now known as Snake River and Clarke's Fork.
Reminiscences of Sixty Years in Public Affairs, Vol. 1
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A vast snowfield, feeding many glaciers, lay at our feet, rock-peaks and snow-covered mountains were ranged around it, whilst, far away to the westward we could just see through the haze of the valley of the Columbia River.
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There they built Fort Clatsop and wintered near the outlet of the Columbia River.
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District in northwest Portland, Oregon, native Chinookan people of the lower Columbia River lived in huge plank houses at a settlement we now call the St. Johns Site.
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The Washougal empties into the Columbia River near Portland.
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Although the idea of a no-frills, soccer-only stadium somewhere out toward the Columbia River or the airport is a good one, an even better concept leaps out of this exchange -- a nonprofit team!
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Rocky Mountains watered by the Columbia River. at least we did not See them untill we reached the waters of that river, nor Since we have left those mountains. they are about the Size of a well grown hen. the contour of the bird is much that of the redish brown Pheasant common to our country. the tail is proportionably as long and is composed of 18 feathers of equal length, of a uniform dark brown tiped with black. the feathers of the body are of a dark brown black and white. the black is that which most prodomonates, and white feathers are irregularly intermixed with those of the black and dark brown on every part but in greater perpotion about the neck breast and belly. this mixture gives it very much the appearance of that kind of dunghill fowl, which the henwives of our Countrey Call dommanicker. in the brest of Some of those birds the white prodominates most. they are not furnished with tufts of long feathers on the neck as other Pheasants are, but have a
The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806
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Northwest lawmakers and agencies also are watching to see how much the administration will dedicate for endangered Columbia River salmon and steelhead.
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As a teenager, I gill-netted and purse seined on the Columbia River in Oregon, but by the time I was in my early twenties I was back in Alaska, king-crabbing out of Dutch Harbor and Unalaska.
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She wondered why salmon were disappearing from the little creek behind her house, a feeder stream of the Columbia River.
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The Chinookan people controlled the trade along the lower Columbia River.
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 Over five thousand dollars in $20 bills was found along the Columbia River in 1980 and a placard from the plane was also discovered.
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The long-sought overland portage to the Columbia River that President Thomas Jefferson envisioned could not be too far distant.
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Pillow lava and marine sponge spicules found in the contact zones between individual layers of the Columbia River Basalt suggest that these lava layers flowed out under water and that the water was ocean water, not freshwater from a lake.
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Lands in the Columbia River Basin with more than 10 in (260 mm) of rainfall per year have an open cover of bunchgrass, and are excellent for raising wheat.
Intermountain Semidesert Province (Bailey)
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In southern Washington, this monument encompasses the last free-flowing, nontidal stretch of the Columbia River in the United States, where 80 percent of the river's chinook salmon spawn.
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There are a variety of additional evidences, which indicate that most, if not all, of the Columbia River basalts were extruded underwater.
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Adults enter the Columbia River in June and July, ascending the river at about 13 miles per day.
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Columbia was named after a sailing vessel that operated out of Boston in 1792 and explored the mouth of the Columbia River.
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The origin and evolutionary history of the Yellowstone cutthroat trout is associated with the Columbia River basin side of the Continental Divide—namely, the Snake River system and its former and present connections.
Trout and Salmon of North America
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NOAA is predicting strong chinook salmon returns to the Columbia River system this year, but those returns could be affected by the river and stream flows.
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The Streaked Horned Lark is local and uncommon along coastal beaches of western Washington and on sandbars in the Lower Columbia River.
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Weak downwelling conditions were prevalent for the next several days, and the Columbia River plume returned to the coast where it mixed with the chlorophyll-enriched waters in the nearshore before entering the estuary.
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In Eagle Creek, Columbia River, the different geometries of man and nature continually make rhymes with one another.
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At present, there's little more than a marker at a turnout from the road that runs along the broad Columbia River near a spot that was called Station Camp.
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The most promising spot he found was a mile-long sandbar near Cape Disappointment, at the ship-eating mouth of the Columbia River, which separates Oregon from Washington.
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There is a tree common to the Columbia river below the enterance of cataract River which in it's appearance when divested of it's folage, much resembles the white ash; the appearance of the wood and bark is also that of the ash. it's stem is simple. branching and diffuse. the lief is petiolate, plane, scattered palmate lobate, divided by four deep sinusus; the lobes are repand or terminate in from 3 to 5 accute angular points, while their margins are indented with irregular and somewhat circular incissures. the petiole is celindric smoth and 7 inches long. the leaf 8 inches in length and 12 in bredth. this tree is frequently
Original journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806
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They appear not to have reached the Columbia River, being cut off by tribes of the Chinookan family, and consequently were not met by Lewis and Clarke, whose statements of their habitat were derived solely from natives.
Seventh Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1885-1886, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1891
