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English: One of America's favorite stretches of White Water, the Salmon River flows east to west across the Idaho Batholith - through the River of No Return Wilderness Area. A road parallels the upper part of the river, so there is a return from here... The Salmon River has its source in the Stanley Basin, at the foot of the Sawtooths. Scanned print. |
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| Author | Roy Luck |
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