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	TPWD: An Analysis of Texas Waterways (PWD RP T3200-1047) -- Brazos River
		The Brazos River is the largest river between the Rio Grande and the Red River has a total length of about 840 miles from the source of its longest fork.
		The main stream of the Brazos River is formed in northeastern Stonewall County by the confluence of the Salt and Double Mountain Forks.
		Generally the river is extremely wide and scenic with heavily vegetated banks consisting of elm, willow, oak, and cedar, along with spectacular outcroppings of rock, high bluffs, and views of the Palo Pinto Mountains.
	www.tpwd.state.tx.us /publications/pwdpubs/pwd_rp_t3200_1047/14_c_tx_brazos.phtml?print=true (2821 words)

	Brazos River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Brazos proper begins at the confluence of its Salt Fork and Double Mountain Fork (which rises west of Lubbock and passes through the city) flowing 840 miles through the middle of Texas.
		While the river was important for navigation before the American Civil War, it is primarily important today as a source of water for power and irrigation.
		The water is administered by the Brazos River Authority.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brazos_River (549 words)

	Brazos River
		The Brazos River, which is located about 5 minutes away from Post, is the longest river in Texas and also the one with the most discharge.
		The river rises at the confluence of its Salt Fork and Double Mountain Fork near the eastern boundary of Stonewall County and runs 840 miles across Texas to its mouth on the Gulf Of Mexico.
		The river is a habitat to an arrangement of amphibians, and fish.
	pjhscyberfair.tripod.com /Brazos_River.htm (522 words)

	Brazos Bend State Park
		The Brazos River west of Houston is a classic example of a meandering river.
		The river is eroding the cut bank as the meander loop migrates outward to the northeast.
		The ability of a river to move sediment depends on the velocity of water in the river and the size of the sediment particles.
	www.hgs.org /hgsvft/vfth1/h1bb.html (784 words)

	Brazos River comes alive aboard genuine sternwheeler cruise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The "Spirit of the Rivers" (SOR) is a genuine sternwheeler paddleboat that is open for daily excursion cruises on the Brazos River.
		Located at the Lake Brazos Steakhouse, on 1620 Lake Brazos Parkway, SOR is docked at the perfect location for people who wish to eat lunch or dinner in the restaurant and then enjoy a scenic outing on the river.
		In the 1970's the Brazos Queen was located on the Brazos River, and Stringer worked on the original Brazos Queen.
	www.countryworldnews.com /Editorial/CTX/2004/ct0520riverboat.htm (1019 words)

	Brazos River Outfitters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Brazos River Ranch is a large private holding belonging to my family, located in the heart of North Central New Mexico's high country.
		The East and West forks of the Brazos join on the northern boundary to form the main Brazos River, which flows through the entire middle of the Ranch.
		This river is one of the few great fishing streams that is on and controlled by private ownership.
	www.brazosriverranch.com /about.htm (436 words)

	Brazos River Upper Middle Instream Flow Letter Aug 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This river is heavily regulated by releases from upstream reservoirs and as such has been significantly modified from its natural conditions.
		These flow modifications have had serious impacts on the ecological health of the river and the fish and wildlife that that are sustained by it.
		It is recognized that rivers require a range of flows of certain magnitudes, frequencies, durations, timing and rates of change in order to address the issues of hydrology, biology, geomorphology, connectivity and water quality.
	www.txrivers.org /brazos/instreamflowletter8-2005.html (3626 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		It is the longest river in Texas and the one with the greatest discharge.
		Below the Caprock escarpment the Brazos traverses an area of rolling topography in the vicinity of Palo Pinto County, where low escarpments cross the watershed and the basins of the Brazos and its tributaries are deeply trenched and confined in narrow valleys with steep sides or bluffs.
		The name Brazos was probably first applied to the Colorado River, and there is considerable evidence that several early explorers got the Colorado and the Brazos rivers confused.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/BB/rnb7.html (1316 words)

	LCRA: News Release: LCRA, Brazos River Authority plan wastewater treatment plant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		LIBERTY HILL -- The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) and the Brazos River Authority (Brazos), as part of an ongoing alliance, are planning to build and operate a regional wastewater treatment system in Liberty Hill to serve one of the state's fast-growing areas.
		LCRA and Brazos, through the Brazos-Colorado Water Alliance, agreed to study the need for a Liberty Hill wastewater treatment plant at the request of a large segment of the Liberty Hill community.
		LCRA and Brazos, which formed the alliance in 1995 to find regional solutions to providing water and wastewater service to a burgeoning Williamson County population, each contributed $10,000 for the feasibility study.
	www.lcra.org /newsstory/2004/liberty_hill.html (624 words)

	Brazos River
		Located in Falls, Milam, and Robertson Counties, this 28-mile section of the Brazos River is a scenic section suitable for recreational use at any time.
		The river is very wide and low water levels often create shallow areas.
		The Brazos River throughout the lower sections is a very scenic coastal river.
	www.rtis.com /reg/hearne/HearneBrazosRiver.htm (346 words)

	Brazos
		General Description and Characteristics -- The Brazos River is one of the longest rivers contained entirely in the state of Texas, flowing over 700 miles from northwest Texas to the Gulf of Mexico.
		Farther downstream the Brazos traverses the bluffs and hills of the Palo Pinto Mountains.
		Goodbye to a River by John Graves, a fascinating account of the history of the region set in the context of the author's solo canoe trip down the river.
	members.aol.com /Mmcbs2/brazos.html (664 words)

	Brazos River Trips (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Brazos has never been one of my personal favorite rivers because of previous experiences with low water and a fierce southwest wind that blows you back upstream (literally) whenever you stop paddling, if you can find water deep enough to paddle.
		At 4,000 cfs, the Brazos is actually a fun trip, and the cool water from the bottom of Lake Whitney is quite refreshing in 100+ degree temperatures.
		The last Brazos trip photos shown are from the March 24-25, 2001 canoe camping trip at Cleburne State Park, where we canoed the Brazos River and Cedar Lake.
	www.canoeman.com /Brazos2000.html (375 words)

	GulfBase - Brazos River
		The Brazos River begins in eastern Stonewall County, Texas, and extends along a winding trail over 1448 km to the Gulf of Mexico.
		The Brazos River watershed reaches into eastern New Mexico and extends in a southeasterly arc through Texas to the Gulf of Mexico near Freeport.
		It is the longest river in Texas and freshwater discharge to the Gulf is approximately 6,784 million cubic meters per year (Hendrickson, 2001).
	www.gulfbase.org /bay/view.php?bid=brazos (293 words)

	SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Brazos River
		Boaters and swimmers are recommended to avoid the lakes and rivers until strong currents and debris have subsided, and to always wear a lifejacket, according to the Brazos River Authority.
		The Brazos River, the state it's in, the flooding into the Gulf, the currents are too strong and they pulled the boy from the arms of the adults.
		The Brazos River, which runs 840 miles across Texas to its mouth on the Gulf of Mexico, is unusually high due to recent rain, officials said.
	news.surfwax.com /geography/files/Brazos_River.html (4854 words)

	Brazos River Run
		Possum Kingdom Lake is 15 minutes from the ranch and is fed by the Brazos River.
		The Brazos, known as Texas’ own river, is fed by the Keechi and has been the subject of years of historical tales and adventures.
		Two day trips travel 22 miles of the river with travelers spending their second night near the halfway point on the river.
	www.keechi.com /brazos_river_run.htm (416 words)

	Have PWC, Will Travel - The Brazos River
		The Brazos River cuts through the heart of Texas winding 700 miles from northwest Texas to the Gulf of Mexico.
		There is a lot to see on this part of the Brazos River and the riding is incredible.
		The Brazos River is considered one of the Top 40 Non-Whitewater River Destinations for canoeing and camping.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/jet_skiing/11351 (455 words)

	::Brazos River Authority:: Home Page
		River levels have begun to subside in the majority of the lower
		Floodgate releases mean higher than normal river flows, stronger currents in both the river and lakes along with increasing amounts of debris.
		The Brazos River Authority recommends boaters and swimmers take great care while venturing into the lakes or river until strong currents and debris have subsided.
	www.brazos.org (315 words)

	Brazos River & Lake Whitney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Brazos River is one of my favorite places to ride within a couple hours of DFW.
		Even when the wind is up, the river seems to be pretty well protected and smooth.
		The Brazos river dumps into the north end of Lake Whitney and continues on below the Whitney dam.
	www.jetskiers.org /brazos.htm (229 words)

	Ed Lowe Statement on Brazos, Granbury to Whitney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This section of the Brazos is the most beautiful piece of flowing water within easy driving distance of Dallas-Fort Worth, indeed one of the most beautiful in the state, traditionally enjoyed by large numbers of Texans who have fished, boated, swum, hunted, and bird-watched along it.
		The mean streamflow of the Brazos at the Glen Rose gauging station just upstream from the confluence with the Paluxy River and Squaw Creek for the period from 8/19/2002 to 8/17/2004 was:
		In contrast to the Brazos, detailed studies of the upper Guadalupe and the San Marcos Rivers have demonstrated that a minimum of about 100 cfs is required to maintain a healthy riparian ecosystem.
	www.txrivers.org /brazos/Granbury-WhitneyEdLowe.html (1027 words)

	Brazos River, Texas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Brazos River forms at the confluence off its Double Mountain Fork, beginning in Lubbock County, and Salt Fork, beginning in Crosby County, then merging in eastern Stonewall County near the Haskell County Line.
		The river is a long, slow flatwater stream that flows south by southeast to the Gulf of Mexico in Brazoria County, near Houston.
		Fishing in most parts of the Brazos is good to excellent, so if you like to wet a hook and drown some worms, then bring your Texas fishing license, fishing tackle and bait and get ready to enjoy the river.
	southwestpaddler.com /docs/brazos.html (658 words)

	~~~~~Brazos River RV Pad~~~~~ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Mountain River Estates is a rural residential area for long term living and storage of recreational vehicles near Weatherford, Texas.
		Mountain River Estates is a residential community located about 20 miles west of Weatherford, Texas on the Brazos River and about 4 miles north of Interstate 20.
		All residents and guests have access to this area which includes a large sandy beach area that is part of the river bed.
	home.earthlink.net /~dbolster (246 words)

	Brazos River Catfish Guide - Catfish Fishing Guide on the Brazos River in Tip Top Texas
		Brazos River Catfish Trips begin at the Tin Top Texas boat ramp, near the Tin Top Bridge.
		This area of the Brazos River where we offer our catfish fishing trips is a very scenic area of the Brazos River and has great fishing for Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish and Flathead Catfish.
		The Tin Top Texas Boat Ramp on the Brazos River where we offer our catfish fishing trips is just south of Weatherford Texas and is about a 45 minute drive from Fort Worth Texas.
	www.txcatfishguide.com /brazos_river_catfish.html (248 words)

	Brazos River Canoe Trip Home Page
		We’ll do 4 miles of hiking and 47 miles paddling the scenic Brazos River from Possum Kingdom Dam to Oak’s Crossing, 8.5 miles downriver from Highway 180.
		The Longhorn Council holds Spring and Fall Canoe Races on the Brazos River at Worth Ranch.
		The races are held in the Spring and Fall on the last full weekend of April and on the weekend after Labor Day in September.
	www.longhorncouncil.org /camp/brct (775 words)

	Brazos River - Compare Prices, Reviews and Buy at NexTag - Price - Review
		Named for the river that runs near the Brazos workshop, this Brazos River Bend Cactus walking cane is a distinctive, handmade piece.
		Discover the Best Western Brazos Inn on the riverfront of the historical Brazos River; where Texas began and the first Congress of the Republic met.
		The Hilton Waco hotel is located in Downtown Waco, Texas, overlooking the Brazos River.
	www.nextag.com /brazos-river/search-html (215 words)

	Brazos River - TX
		My girlfriend Vicki was with me and she had just been on her first canoe trip about 2 months prior with me and really enjoyed it and was excited about the day to come as well.
		The river was down and not running as well as usual due to the fact that a new bridge was being built and the water level was lowered to allow for construction.
		The Brazos has a solid rock bottom on most of the river.
	www.paddling.net /places/showReport.html?196 (518 words)

	Friends of the Brazos River
		The members of Friends of the Brazos River are concerned about restoring a sound ecological environment to the Brazos, especially between Lakes Possum Kingdom and Whitney.
		Several years ago, the Brazos River Conservation Coalition, a group of concerned landowners and citizens in North Texas, succeeded in passage of SB-1354 which created the John Graves Scenic Riverway in Parker and Palo Pinto Counties.
		The FBR seeks to extend those gains by working with the Brazos River Authority and State agencies (TPWD, TRDB, TCEQ) in obtaining minimum instream flows to ensure a healthy and sound ecological environment for the Brazos River, especially upstream of Lake Whitney.
	www.friendsofthebrazos.org (257 words)

	::Brazos River Authority:: Privacy Policy
		Brazos.org is a web-based information source focusing on the Brazos River Authority, its operations and services, and the river and reservoirs within the Brazos Basin watershed.
		The Brazos River Authority and its employees hereby disclaim any warranty expressed, statutory or implied, Neither the Brazos River Authority nor its Directors, officers or employees assumes any legal liability or responsibility for the accurateness, completeness or usefulness of this information.
		The Brazos River Authority does not guarantee or warranty any information provided by these sources.
	www.brazos.org /privacyPolicy.asp (258 words)

	Texas Guest Ranch B&B Texas Bed & Breakfast Houston TX cabins Katy Brazos River vacation rental
		The Ranch has a half mile frontage along the Brazos River, which drains 1/6 of the State of Texas.
		Our Texas BandB guest ranch is set amongst hundreds of 250 year old pecan trees, horse pastures and a half mile frontage on one of Texas’; major rivers, the Brazos River.
		Miles of walking or riding trails overlook one of the major rivers of Texas, the Brazos River.
	www.cielitoranch.com (932 words)

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