On the Columbia River not far from Lake Chelan, ... MYNORTHWEST HISTORY. All Over The Map: The disappearance of a piece of Columbia River history. Dec 13, 2019, 7:59 AM ...

VANCOUVER, Wash. — The Columbia River Gorge is famous for sweeping, dramatic vistas, but new research published by the U.S. Geological Survey reveals a shifting landscape beneath the forest ...

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David Douglas, a history teacher at Columbia River High School, has his eyes set on a particularly unique destination this summer: the small island of Saipan.

The Columbia River froze at Vancouver on Jan. 26, 1847, according to the Farmers’ Almanac. ... According to an oral history given by Harold Kern (1914-2011), ...

The Columbia is the river everyone seems to know about but doesn’t really "know." The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership would like to change that — with a water trail you can paddle.

Figure 1: Stratigraphy and map of main-phase Columbia River basalts, based on ref. 2. Figure 2: Sr–Nd–Pb isotope relations among main-phase CRBG lavas and Pacific mid-ocean-ridge basalt. Camp ...

There were as many as 50 ferry crossings over the Columbia River in its heyday. ... MYNORTHWEST HISTORY. All Over The Map: Mark Twain-esque locale among last Columbia ferry crossings.

A steamboat cruise on the Columbia and Snake rivers traces the trek of Lewis and Clark, explores Native American history and wows with scenic beauty.

Negotiations over the Columbia River basin could affect the environment in Canada and electrical generation and flood control in the United States. Negotiations of a 60-year-old treaty between ...

The city of The Dalles, Oregon, overlooking the banks of the Columbia River has quite the history. The number of early chapters reads like a table of contents in a nonfiction book. The events can ...

The investigation eventually stalled, and little happened over nearly six decades. Then, in 2018, Archer Mayo, a diver from across the river in White Salmon, Wash., who is obsessed with recovering ...