The Columbia River - Columbia River Patterns

Lewis & Clark's Columbia River - "200 Years Later"
"Patterns of the Columbia"

Includes ... Columbia City ... Dalton Point ... Dibblee Point ... Rooster Rock State Park ... Ryan Point ... Sacajawea State Park ...

Click image to enlarge	Columbia River as seen from Sacajawea State Park. From boat dock near "the point" at Sacajawea State Park, looking downstream Columbia River. Image taken September 25, 2005.
Click image to enlarge	Columbia River ripples. View from Pixie Park, Columbia City, Oregon. Image taken February 19, 2005.
Click image to enlarge	Ripples. View from Dibblee Point, Oregon. Image taken February 19, 2005.
Click image to enlarge	Columbia River whitecaps. View from Rooster Rock State Park, Oregon. Image taken November 19, 2005.
Click image to enlarge	Waves, Columbia River. View from Dalton Point, Oregon. Image taken October 22, 2005.
Click image to enlarge	Ryan Point, Washington, waves. Wave action from a passing boat. Image taken December 18, 2004.
Click image to enlarge	Pilings and Columbia River, Astoria, Oregon Image taken February 19, 2005.

From the Journals of Lewis and Clark ...

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^*River Miles [RM] are approximate, in statute miles, and were determined from USGS topo maps, obtained from NOAA nautical charts, or obtained from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers website, 2003

Sources:

All Lewis and Clark quotations from Gary Moulton editions of the Lewis and Clark Journals, University of Nebraska Press, all attempts have been made to type the quotations exactly as in the Moulton editions, however typing errors introduced by this web author cannot be ruled out; location interpretation from variety of sources, including this website author.