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	Idaho Statutes
		The Chapman, Bear River, and Francis Lee Canals, which divert water from the main stem of Bear River in Wyoming to irrigate lands in both Wyoming and Utah, shall be supplied from the divertible flow allocated to the Upper Wyoming Section Diversions.
		The Cook Canal, which diverts water from the main stem of the Bear River in Wyoming to irrigate lands in both Wyoming and Idaho, shall be considered a Wyoming diversion and shall be supplied from the divertible flow allocated to Wyoming.
		Water from another watershed or source which enters the Bear River by actions within a state may be claimed exclusively by that state and use thereof by that state shall not be subject to the depletion limitations of articles IV, V and VI.
	www3.state.id.us /cgi-bin/newidst?sctid=420340002.K (3213 words)

	History of the Bear River Compact
		The original Bear River Compact of 1958 and the Amended Bear River Compact of 1980, in conjunction with the Bylaws of the Bear River Compact Commission, various court decrees, and the laws of the States of Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah, establish the framework under which the waters of the Bear River are divided.
		The Bear River Commission recognized the need of an unofficial record of events and the personnel that were involved in the formulating and the administration of the Bear River Compact and the Amended Bear River Compact.
		Bear River flow reaching Stewart Dam, the point of diversion to Bear Lake, has not in the 68-year period of record exceeded 5,000 cfs (maximum of record, 5,000 cfs in 1984).
	nrwrt1.nr.state.ut.us /techinfo/bearrivc/history.html (12978 words)

	Bear River massacre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bear River massacre, also called the Battle of Bear River and the Massacre at Boa Ogoi, took place on January 29, 1863 between the U.S. and the Shoshone Indians at the confluence of the Bear River and Beaver Creek in present day Franklin County, Idaho.
		The U.S. was led by Col. Patrick Edward Connor and the Shoshone by Chief Bear Hunter.
		Connor's troops traveled from Fort Douglas, Utah to Chief Bear Hunter's camp 120 miles north in early January.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bear_River_Massacre (259 words)

	Bear River Inn By The Brook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Also known as the "The Switzerland of Nova Scotia", Bear River is a wonderfully picturesque village in a deep valley at the head of a tidal river.
		The river and its rich tributary streams and lakes have established Bear River as one of the provinces prime canoeing and hiking destinations.
		Bear River hosts an annual Cherry Festival in July known for good fireworks and fun events such as a "greased pole contest" (you'll have to come to find out more) and the Digby County Exhibition in mid August with Ox pulls and lots of fun from days of yore.
	www.nsinns.com /BearRiverInnByTheBrook.htm (954 words)

	Idaho Rivers United - Bear River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		In American Rivers V FERC the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals recently stated, "we agree with the Commission that the adoption of an existing project baseline does not preclude consideration and inclusion of conditions in a license that enhance fish and wildlife resources and reduce negative impacts attributable to a project since its construction.
		This recommendation is based on the assumption that aquatic organisms in the Bear River system are adapted to an annual hydrograph with a spring peak driven primarily by run-off from snowmelt.
		Unfortunately, the Bear River is so regulated that it is difficult to determine when high flows are the result of natural conditions or the result of releases from storage.
	www.idahorivers.org /hydrobearair.html (7670 words)

	The Bear River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Bear River has been characterized as one of the important inland rivers in the Western Hemisphere and during the next few years its future may be decided.
		Developing the Bear River was beyond the ability and capital of the early settlers who populated the Bear River valley (Box Elder County, Utah).
		The Bear River valley was described by Professor Thomas as “a sage brush flat utilized principally for grazing of cattle and sheep and as a wild run for jackrabbits.” It was necessary to tap the Bear River and construct canals in order to develop agricultural enterprises in this northern Utah valley.
	www.ci.slc.ut.us /NewsEvents/news11022000.htm (2727 words)

	Bear River Tree Farm
		Bear River Tree Farm LLC owns 560 acres in section 5 and section 4, township 10 north, range 10 west, at the mouth of Bear River.
		Highway 101, Bear River and Willapa Bay are the west boundary of the tree farm.
		Bear River Tree Farm has sold the south portion of the tree farm, 406 acres to US Fish and wild life.
	www.bearrivertreefarm.com (514 words)

	Bear River Solar Aquatics Waste Water Treatment Plant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Bear River Solar Aquatics Wastewater Treatment Facility is a wastewater treatment system that functions in a greenhouse.
		The facility at Bear River is 2400 square feet and contains a dozen solar tanks as well as a solar pond.
		The Bear River Solar Aquatics Wastewater Treatment Facility is currently configured to process 15,000 imperial gallons of wastewater per day or over four million imperial gallons a year.
	collections.ic.gc.ca /western/bearriver.html (740 words)

	Bear River National Wildlife Refuge
		The Bear River, which runs through the heart of the refuge and lends its name to it, is one of those which run into the lake.
		Bear River valley, north of the refuge, is good for passerine birding, being the westernmost home of lark bunting and in general being a blending area for birds which call the Great Basin home, and those whose range doesn't extend west across it.
		Tony Grove Lake, in the Bear Range just a few miles off the highway, is a great starting place for day hiking in the range, and Bear Lake, which borders the range on the east, is a significant waterfowl area.
	www.anglerguide.com /articles/705.html (1489 words)

	Bear River Zeolite Company
		The Bear River Zeolite deposit is located in southeast Idaho, and it is convenient to two railroad lines and major interstate highways.
		Bear River Zeolite Company (“BRZ”) is a wholly owned subsidiary of United States Antimony Corporation (“USAC”) of Thompson Falls, Montana.
		Bear River Zeolite John C. Lawrence E-mail: tfl3543@flfoot.net
	www.bearriverzeolite.com (961 words)

	The Bear River Bears Sophomore Baseball Team - (Tremonton, UT) - powered by LeagueLineup.com
		The Bear River summer baseball program, which combined the freshman (now sophomore) players with the other BR upperclassmen to form 3 legion-style teams, referred to as the "AA", "A" and "B" teams, began in June.
		The core of this Bears team is essentially the same squad that has played together for several years, for the most part, except that they had been called the Bear River Rage prior to reaching high school age.
		Some of the team batting statistics for the Bear's 2005 regular season (which were provided by the coaches) were recently posted on the Website, and you can check them out by going to the "Teams/Rosters" page, clicking on the "2005 Bears...Final Stats" Division box and then the "2005 Bear River Bears" Team box.
	www.leaguelineup.com /bearriverrage (1475 words)

	Bear Mountain State Park
		Nestled along the Hudson River, Bear Mountain was so-named because the profile of the mountain resembles a bear lying down.
		Numerous efforts were made at the turn of the century to turn much of the Hudson Highlands, the area along the Hudson River from about Peekskill to Newburgh, to a forest preserve.
		The zoo lets visitors get a glimpse of many of the animals indigenous to the area, such as the bald eagle, fox, fl bear, river otter, owl, hawk, deer, bobcat, turkey and various types of fish.
	www.hudsonriver.com /bearmtn.htm (1002 words)

	1 Bear River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Bear River, which loops 500 miles across three states, is the longest stream in the Western Hemisphere that doesn't flow into an ocean.
		The bottom line is the tributaries and the Bear River itself have become terribly degraded throughout that 500 miles.
		Historically, Bonneville cutthroat were found throughout the Bear River Basin, but competition from non-native species, loss of aquatic habitat and water quality changes have reduced the populations of these fish.
	cascadia.times.org /archives/2002/bearriver.htm (1155 words)

	bear river utah camping (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Bear River has catfish, crappie, and largemouth bass that are plentiful in...
		The Bear River Range in northern Utah and southern Idaho is part of the Middle...
		Reservoir is at the junction of the Bear River, Logan River,...
	www.getcampinginfo.com /36/bear-river-utah-camping.html (320 words)

	Bear River Virtual Travel
		The highway follows the river northward into Wyoming where its canyon widens into a valley at 7,500 feet in elevation, and the impressive peaks slip into the background.
		To the north, the Bear River follows a narrow valley, turning gradually to the west, passing Soda Springs, and entering Gem Valley.
		The additional water from the Bear River contributed to the lake overflowing its rim, sending a tremendous flood into the Snake River Basin.
	www.untraveledroad.com /Categories/Rivers/BearRiver.htm (753 words)

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		There is hereby created an interstate administrative agency to be known as the "Bear River Commission" which is hereby constituted a legal entity and in such name shall exercise the powers hereinafter specified.
		Any water in Bear Lake in excess of that constituting the irrigation reserve may be used for the generation of power or for other beneficial uses.
		Said compact shall not be binding or obligatory upon any of the high contracting parties thereto unless and until the same shall have been ratified by the legislature of each of the said states and approved by the congress of the United States.
	ssl.csg.org /compactlaws/bearriver.html (3404 words)

	Bear River Kitchen Incubator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Bear River Kitchen Incubator is a public-use kitchen, run by the non-profit organization SAABRA.
		The mission of the SAABRA Bear River Kitchen Incubator is to provide a low-cost, certified kitchen for use by all individuals that desire to produce a food product for profit or home-use in a safe and sanitary environment.
		The vision of the Bear River Kitchen Incubator is to be recognized as a kitchen that provides a low-cost, up-to-date environment for all individuals desiring to start up a business but have little means to do so.
	www.saabra.org /pages/BRKI.html (654 words)

	Fishing Idaho's Bear River
		Note: In 1824, the Bear River’s currents carried a willow-framed hide boat with explorer Jim Bridger to the Great Salt Lake to be the first recorded Euro-American to discover this inland lake.
		Clad in a wintry cloak of snow and ice, the fertile, spring-fed reach of the Bear River southwest of Grace is apparently healthy and bursting with hungry hatchery-reared rainbows.
		Anyone visiting the Bear can tell just by looking that the river is a moss-lined quagmire, even during the cold winter months.
	www.anglerguide.com /articles/106.html (814 words)

	Bear Town Boogie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Bear River is a tiny village in rural South Western Nova Scotia, Canada.
		A tidal river, the Bear River rises and falls close to 30 feet, twice daily and empties four miles further towards the coast, in the Annapolis Basin, which again empties into the Bay of Fundy which boasts the world’s highest tides.
		Bear River is close to the Digby-Saint John Ferry as well as being close neighbours with Annapolis Royal, the birthplace of our nation.
	www.glinx.com /~ehopkins (512 words)

	Bear River Chamber of Commerce (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Bear River Valley Chamber of Commerce congratulates the Women's Civic League for the fine work they are doind to make our community a better place to live.
		This is one of the objectives of Bear River Valley Tourism Committee.
		The Bear River Valley Chamber of Commerce third annual Lunch in the Park was held August 26, 2003 at the Midland Square.
	www.bearriverchamber.com /Archive.html (15723 words)

	Bear River Massacre
		On 29 January 1863 Colonel Patrick Edward Connor and about 200 California Volunteers attacked a Northwestern Shoshoni winter village located at the confluence of Beaver Creek and Bear River, twelve miles west and north of the village of Franklin in Cache Valley and just a short distance north of the present Utah-Idaho boundary line.
		This band of 450 Shoshoni under war chief Bear Hunter had watched uneasily as Mormon farmers had moved into the Indian home of Cache Valley in the spring of 1860 and now, three years later, had appropriated all the land and water of the verdant mountain valley.
		Of the six major Indian massacres in the Far West, from Bear River in 1863 to Wounded Knee in 1890, the Bear River affair resulted in the most victims, an event which today deserves greater attention than the mere sign presently at the site.
	www.onlineutah.com /bearrivermassacre.shtml (442 words)

	Bear River Conservation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Utah Rivers Council is forming a coalition of farmers, ranchers, hunters, flyfishermen, birders, Native Americans, and conservationists united to protect the Bear River Valley.
		By bringing together these diverse groups into the Bear River Coalition, the URC is campaigning to educate elected officials about the benefits of protecting the Bear River over an 18 month period.
		The URC has recruited many parties in the Bear River Coalition, including the Utah Farmers Union, Elwood City Council, the Shoshone Nation, the Box Elder County Farm Bureau, the Native North Americans of Utah, and many others.
	www.utahrivers.org /bear_river_conservation.html (679 words)

	Utah History Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The Bear River is the largest tributary to the Great Salt Lake.
		Their craft was left high on a mud flat in the Bear River Bay when a sudden April snowstorm nearly took their lives.
		Connor surprised the Indians' winter encampment on the Bear River and killed 250 Indians in what has come to be viewed as a controversial and terrible action.
	www.media.utah.edu /UHE/b/BEARRIVER.html (588 words)

	Bear River, Nova Scotia around Town History
		The high river tides (7m) combined with an abundance of easily accessible mature oak and various softwood tree’s made shipbuilding and lumbering two important and profitable industries.
		In its hey day (1890’s) Bear River had six shipyards and six lumber mills even though its population was only 1200.
		Various wood articles were produced at Bear River in the 1800’s and early 1900’s.
	www.bearriver.netfirms.com /bearriver.html (644 words)

	Bear River City News
		Local news for Bear River City, UT continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.
		It was the Fourth of July, and Carter and Glenada "Butch" Iverson left their Bear River City home to go to a holiday fireworks show in Riverside.
		Bear Lake is at its highest level in five years, and the downstream farmers who depend on its water are in an entirely different boat than they were last summer.
	www.topix.net /city/bear-river-city-ut (727 words)

	Battle Summary: Bear River, ID
		Description: Shoshoni raids under Chief Bear Hunter during the winter of 1862-63 provoked Federal retaliation.
		The Native American camp included about 300 Shoshoni warriors defensively placed in the Battle Creek ravine west of Bear River with high embankments in which the Indians had cut access trails.
		The troopers had killed most of the warriors plus a number of women, children and old men—and captured many of the women and children.
	www.cr.nps.gov /hps/abpp/battles/id001.htm (283 words)

	Bear River Campground, California camping
		If you want to experience a beautiful part of California then Bear River Campground is a great place, outdoors activities are abundant around Bear River Campground.
		People come from near and far to camp at Bear River Campground, all things considered you will probably be happy camping at Bear River Campground.
		Bear River, California, Highway 174 Bridge to Lake Combie, 3 miles away, class II-V, 11 miles long.
	www.hikercentral.com /campgrounds/101373.html (653 words)

	Bear River Ranch, 3 summer camps, animal camp / science camp and special needs camp. All residential coed camps for ...
		Bear River Ranch is a 240 acre camping facility 9 miles north of Rolla Missouri.
		Bear River Ranch offers a modern barrier free facility, air-conditioned cabins, swimming pool, archery range, activity pavilions, miles of hiking trails, more than
		Bear River Ranch is located in Rolla, Missouri.
	www.bearriverranch.com (195 words)

	Wind River Bear Institute
		Our WRBI mission is to reduce human-caused bear mortality and conflicts worldwide to ensure the continued survival of all species of bears for future generations.
		Bear Shepherding involves teaching bears to recognize and avoid humans and our boundaries while educating people on bear conflict prevention.
		WRBI offers on-site consultation and courses for bear managers, private groups and individuals in Bear Shepherding, conflict prevention and Karelian Bear Dogs (KBD) training and handling.
	www.beardogs.org (256 words)

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