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1. Gail Falls
Gail Falls
Description
Gail Falls on the Cispus River is 200 yards below Cat Creek. The falls are 30 feet high and 8 feet wide
2. Men looking at fish ladder
Men looking at fish ladder
3. Waterfalls on Grays River
Waterfalls on Grays River
Description
8 foot falls (so-called) below the "Big Slide" on the Grays River. Station 4 is about 4 miles above the Highway. Falls are the only obstruction on river, Location Notes: Lower Columbia River Watershed (Oregon and Washington), Location Notes: Grays River and tributaries (Washington)
4. Dead dog salmon in Grays River
Dead dog salmon in Grays River
Description
Location Notes: Lower Columbia River Watershed (Oregon and Washington), Location Notes: Grays River and tributaries (Washington)
5. Dead dog salmon in Grays River
Dead dog salmon in Grays River
Description
Location Notes: Lower Columbia River Watershed (Oregon and Washington), Location Notes: Grays River and tributaries (Washington)
6. Palouse River canyon below falls
Palouse River canyon below falls
Description
Location Notes: Lower Snake River Watershed (Wyoming-Washington)
7. Stratified sandstone falls on Coal Creek
Stratified sandstone falls on Coal Creek
Description
Coal Creek is a tributary to the Columbia River, Location Notes: Lower Columbia River Watershed (Oregon and Washington)
8. Johnson Creek Canyon
Johnson Creek Canyon
Description
Characteristic of Johnson Creek Canyon, on upper Cowlitz River, Location Notes: Lower Columbia River Watershed (Oregon and Washington)
9. Silver Falls Creek
Silver Falls Creek
Description
Silver Falls Creek, tributary to the Cispus River, Location Notes: Lower Columbia River Watershed (Oregon and Washington)
10. Niggerhead Creek log jam (Yellowjacket Creek)
Niggerhead Creek log jam (Yellowjacket Creek)
Description
Lower end of big log jam in box canyon on Niggerhead Creek. It is a barrier to fish at this point. The Creek is 35 feet wide and the jam is 25 feet high, Location Notes: Lower Columbia River Watershed (Oregon and Washington)
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