- The
Tucannon River is a
tributary of the
Snake River in the U.S.
state of Washington. It
flows generally northwest from
headwaters in the Blue Mountains...
- The Wenaha–
Tucannon Wilderness is a
federally designated wilderness area in the Blue
Mountains of
northeastern Oregon, and
southeastern Washington, United...
- Lewis. Lake
Lewis back-flooded up the Yakima,
Walla Walla,
Touchet and
Tucannon River Valleys. In
these relatively calm arms of the lake, the
slack waters...
- Wenaha–
Tucannon Wilderness sits
astride the Oregon–Washington border. The
range is
drained by
several rivers,
including the
Grande Ronde and
Tucannon, tributaries...
- Cr****, just
before it
joins the
Tucannon River, in the
hills of the
Umatilla National Forest,
located in the Wenaha–
Tucannon Wilderness of the U.S. state...
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Mountain Strawberry Mountain Table Rock
Three Sisters Waldo Lake Wenaha–
Tucannon Wild
Rogue National Conservation Lands Cascade–Siskiyou
National Monument...
- San Juan
Stephen Mather Tatoosh Trapper Cr****
Washington Islands Wenaha–
Tucannon Wild Sky
William O.
Douglas Wonder Mountain National Marine Sanctuary and...
-
seminomadic tribe and
maintained summer and
winter villages on the Snake,
Tucannon,
Walla Walla, and
Touchet rivers in Washington, and
along the Umatilla...
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National Forest USFS CO 488,340 763.03 197,620 1,976.2
January 3, 1975 Wenaha–
Tucannon Umatilla National Forest USFS OR, WA 176,737 276.152 71,523 715.23 February...
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Recreation Area
Juniper Dunes Wilderness Salmo-Priest
Wilderness Wenaha-
Tucannon Wilderness (partial)
Colville National Forest Idaho Panhandle National...
