Columbia River-0' (Clatsop Spit) (46.2442673, -124.0579299)
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Columbia Slough-10' (Sauvie Island) (45.6433300, -122.7686200)
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Columbia Gorge-10' (Washougal) (45.5501595, -122.2653312)
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South Channel Columbia River-266' (West of Paterson) (45.8898551, -119.6353044 )
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Columbia Plateau-692' (Juniper) (45.9995778, -119.0013937)
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Columbia Point-364' (Columbia Point) (46.2601351, -119.2400162)
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From GNIS:
- Columbia River:
- Heads at Columbia Lake, British Columbia, Canada (51.4166667, -118.5002778) and flows NW, then generally S across the International Boundary of the US at Lake Wallula and then generally W to the Pacific Ocean, S of Cape Disappointment, WA.
- Also known as:
- Oregon River-Carey, Mathew in Carey's General Atlas, Improved and Enlarged; Being a Collection of Maps of the World and Quarters, Their Principal Empires, Kingdoms, December 31, 1914
- River of the West-Carver, Jonathan in A New Map of North America from the Latest Discoveries, December 31, 1778. The cartouche on this map states that the map was especially engraved for Carver's book, 'Travels Through the Interior Parts of North America.' The actual cartographer is unknown.
- Ouragon-Vogel, Virgil J. Iowa Place Names of Indian Origin. Iowa City, Iowa: University of Iowa Press, 1983.
- Columbia Gorge
- Cut by the Columbia River through the Cascade Range from just below The Dalles to just above Reed Island, Washington.
- Also known as: Columbia River Gorge
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