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		Clatskanie was named after the Tlatskanai tribe of American Indian, who lived in the hills south of the Clatskanie River in the upper Nehalem Valley.
		Clatskanie was shown on the official post office list as early at 1871, with Enoch Conyers as the first post master.
		The Clatskanie Chamber of Commerce, reactivated in 1992 after a dormant period, is the central agency that corrals the forces of the community for its improvements and development in business, in industry and in the professions.
	www.clatskanie.com /chamber/history.htm (879 words)

	Lewis and Clark's Columbia River - Clatskanie and Clatskanie River, Oregon
		The Clatskanie River is a tributary of Beaver Slough.
		Lewis and Clark's campsite of March 25, 1806, was on the western bank of the Clatskanie River/Beaver Slough (altho possibly a different slough/mouth of the Clatskanie of 200 years ago), across from the upstream end of Wallace Island.
		Across the river on the Washington bank was Lewis and Clark's campsite of November 6, 1805, at Cape Horn (Wahkiakum County).
	englishriverwebsite.com /LewisClarkColumbiaRiver/Regions/Places/clatskanie_river.html (2314 words)

	cogen
		Clatskanie People's Utility District and the Eugene Water and Electric Board constructed a 27-megawatt (MW) cogeneration facility at the Fort James Wauna Paper Mill located along the Columbia River near Clatskanie, Oregon, approximately 90 miles northwest of Portland.
		This agency, which was authorized by the EWEB and Clatskanie Boards and named the Western Generation Agency, sells the project output to Bonneville and contract with James River for operation and maintenance of the project.
		The Clatskanie P.U.D. Co-Gen Benefit is net revenue from the co-generation project, which generates electricity from steam that is used in the manufacturing of paper at the Fort James Wauna Mill.
	www.clatskaniepud.com /cogen.htm (1425 words)

	Comment on Endangered Species Act
		It was a navigable river though, at least as far upriver as Clatskanie town, for the steam powered stern wheelers docked there before the railroad and highway killed shipping by boat as a viable commercial system.
		one, plunking, where the fisherman stayed put on the river bank at one big fishing hole, usually in tide water, where the river was deeper and the current slowed by action of the high tides backing water upriver on the Columbia.
		Arriving at the river we would park alongside the road, usually a wide spot barely big enough for a car, crawl through a livestock fence and follow a path through the brush to the creek.
	www.twrps.com /fishing.html (1892 words)

	Clatskanie, Oregon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was named for the Clatskanie River, which empties into the Columbia River within the city limits.
		According to the Clatsop County pioneer Silas B. Smith, Tlatskani was a point in the Nehalem River that was reached from the Columbia River by way of the Youngs River or by way of the Clatskanie River.
		Clatskanie is also the name of a Native American people, whose numbers dwindled from smallpox, intermittent fever, warfare, and intermarriage until they numbered only 3 people in a 1910 poll.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clatskanie,_Oregon (572 words)

	Clatskanie Oregon Resource Guide, City or community of Clatskanie, Oregon Facts, Information, Relocation, Real Estate, ...
		The population of Clatskanie is approximately 1,800 (2000).
		Clatskanie is positioned 46.10 degrees north of the equator and 123.20 degrees west of the prime meridian.
		The name, Clatskanie, came from the Tlatskanai tribe of Native Americans who lived in the upper Nehalem Valley south of the Clatskanie River.
	www.usacitiesonline.com /orcountyclatskanie.htm (383 words)

	Recreation Guide 2006 : Presented by The Daily News, Longview, Washington
		The logging was entwined with the Clatskanie and Columbia rivers that served to ferry logs and provided efficient transportation.
		The Lewis and Clark Heritage Canoe Trail begins at Clatskanie City Park, winds along the Clatskanie River and explores the islands of the Lower Columbia.
		From the mouth of the Clatskanie River near Anderson Island in the Columbia River, head two miles south until you reach the park.
	welcome.tdn.com /index.php?id=34 (1998 words)

	Swtext Oregon Tribes 1d
		Kthelutlitunne, at the junction of Rogue River and a southern affluent.
		Klothchetunne, on or in the vicinity of Rogue River;
		On Elk and Calapooya Creeks, tributaries of Umpqua River.
	www.hiddenhistory.com /PAGE3/SWSTS/oregon1.HTM (6732 words)

	Clatskanie River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Clatskanie River is a tributary of the Columbia River, approximately 25 mi (40 km) long, in northwestern Oregon in the United States.
		It drains a timber-producing area in the foothills of the Coast Range NNW of Portland.
		The river is named for the Tlatskanai, an Athabascan tribe of Native Americans who lived in the valley of the nearby Nehalem River at the time of the arrival of Europeans in the early 19th century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clatskanie_River (149 words)

	Blogett Forest Plan
		The Blodgett Tract is in the homeland of the Clatskanie Indians whose territory included the Upper Nehalem drainage and the headwaters of the Klaskanine and Clatskanie Rivers.
		The Clatskanie primarily occupied the densely forested uplands and associated small prairies where they could subsist on abundant deer, elk, edible roots and berries.
		The Nehalem River valley was one of the last areas settled in Columbia County.
	www.cof.orst.edu /cf/forests/blodgett/blodgett_plan/history.htm (913 words)

	DEQ: Report - North Coast Basin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Clatskanie River is impacted by occasional high levels of fecal coliform and total solids during periods of dry weather and low flows, indicating the presence of untreated animal or human waste.
		As in the Clatskanie subbasin, lowflow conditions contribute to poorer water quality in the summer with improvementin the fall, winter, and spring.
		It is limited by occasional increases in nitrogen levels and biochemical oxygen demand during the wet season, indicative of the introduction of organic material to the river.
	www.deq.state.or.us /lab/WQM/WQI/n_coast/n_coast3.htm (1346 words)

	Clatskanie PUD: History
		The Clatskanie People's Utility District was formed by a majority vote of the people in 1940 in order to obtain the benefits of reliable low cost power for this area.
		A two mill tax was levied in 1941 which brought in approximately $4,500 and that has been the only cost to the taxpayers for forming the District.
		Service began in 1943 to the Clatskanie and Quincy areas and has extended through the annexation to the Communities of Westport, Alston-Mayger and Rainier.
	www.clatskaniepud.com /history.htm (320 words)

	Kayak Adventure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Thanks to the Lower Columbia River Watershed Council, a 12-mile section of the historic route near the town of Clatskanie, Oregon was reopened in November of 2000.
		Now all that divides the fresh flows of the Clatskanie River from those of the Westport Slough is a huge 90-foot long culvert that paddlers can either glide through or portage around.
		Rejuvenated by fresh water from the river, the slough is currently undergoing a quiet revolution in its ecology.
	www.lcrwc.com /drjohn.htm (786 words)

	The Benson Logging Company
		Working on the Washington side of the river at Cathlamet in 1891 he built the first logging railroad on the lower Columbia river.
		In May of 1902 local newspapers reported that Simon Benson was planning eight miles of railroad from Clatskanie to his new timber purchase and and would soon commence logging.
		At Mist trucks are being used to haul logs out to the Clatskanie River and are then floated to Clatskanie [?] where log raft No. 107 is now in process of construction.
	www.twrps.com /ccor/benson.html (768 words)

	Places on the Columbia River
		Its star attraction is the restored steerwheeler Portland, which was a tug in the Portland harbor and was one of the last sternwheeler work boats in the country.
		The noise from jets landing over the Columbia River at PDX is frequent and LOUD interrupting conversation regularly.
		There is a park on the point west of the basin with a couple of tables and a small river beach for the kids to play on.
	www.viclink.com /~chaos5/crplace.html (2140 words)

	Thoughts & Stories from Karolyn: My "Walk of Fame" at the Shooting Star Lavender Farm
		One of the lavender fields on the hillside overlooking the lush valley.
		I was invited to the Shooting Star Lavender Farm in Clatskanie, Oregon.
		The Clatskanie, River wanders through the many green fields to the Columbia River.
	www.zuzu.net /essays/lavender_farm.html (300 words)

	CVO Menu - The Volcanoes of Lewis and Clark - March 25-28, 1806
		The Clatskanie River is a tributary of the Beaver Slough, which enters Wallace Slough near the southeast end of Wallace Island.
		The town of Clatskanie, Oregon, is four miles inland and was named after the Tlatskanai tribe who lived in the hills south of the Clatskanie River.
		Along the low grounds on the river were the cottonwood, sweet-willow, the oak, ash, the broad-leafed ash, and the growth resembling the beech; while the hills are occupied almost exclusively by different species of fir, and the fl alder is common to the hills as well as the low ground.
	vulcan.wr.usgs.gov /LivingWith/Historical/LewisClark/volcanoes_lewis_clark_march_25_1806.html (6484 words)

	Clatskanie River Inn Clatskanie Oregon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		We have 40 spacious, comfortable rooms that are fully equipped with a remote control color TV with cable and premium movie channels, microwave, refrigerator, hair dryer, coffee maker, iron and ironing board.
		Whether youre scheduling a business meeting, a family get-away or the sport fishing trip of your dreams, Clatskanie* River Inn is your perfect home away from home.
		River Tours Sports Fishing annually, well over one million salmon and steelhead enter the Columbia River and are pursued by anglers from around the world.
	www.yellowpagecity.com /hotelpages/hotelinfo/80142.html (537 words)

	Clatskanie Real Estate and Homes For Sale - Homes For Sale in Clatskanie
		The City of Clatskanie, Columbia County, Oregon, is located in the timber-covered valley of the Clatskanie River, two miles upstream from the Columbia River in the northwest section of the county.
		Clatskanie is part of the Portland-Vancouver, Oregon-WA metro area.
		Clatsop, Columbia, Clackamas, Hood River, Marion, Multnomah, Tillamook, Wasco, Washington and Yamhill Counties
	www.portlands-real-estate.com /portland_clatskanie.htm (130 words)

	Newport News-Times: Winter steelhead fishing reaching its peak
		The Lower Columbia tributaries that include Gnat Creek, Big Creek and the North Fork Clatskanie River are open to catch-and-release angling for wild winter steelhead.
		Mainstem Nehalem River anglers report the river is in good shape for fishing and has been a very productive catch-and-release fishery for wild steelhead.
		Good catches of hatchery-origin, wild broodstock winter steelhead were reported in the Wilson River during February, and success on these fish is expected to be good through March if river levels cooperate.
	www.newportnewstimes.com /articles/2006/03/10/sports/sports05.txt (905 words)

	Clatskanie News
		A Clatskanie woman died and three people were injured Sunday night as the result of a three-vehicle crash on Highway 30 near Goble.
		Incumbent Columbia County Commissioner Rita Bernhard is facing a double challenge in her bid for a third four-year term in the position 2 seat, the only one of three commissioner positions up for election this...
		The Sheridan Spartans came in second in the Rainier Tournament on Saturday, defeating Clatskanie and The Dalles/Wahtonka in bracket play before losing a close one to Rainier in the championship match in...
	www.topix.net /city/clatskanie-or (609 words)

	Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds Lower Columbia Basin
		Forty miles west of the mouth of the Columbia River, the Westport Slough historically offered migrating chinook, coho, and sockeye salmon, steelhead, and cutthroat trout a preferred shortcut to the Clatskanie River, as well as access to 24 miles of habitat in the eight streams that flow into the slough.
		The absence of Clatskanie River flows through the slough to the Columbia River turned it into a silt-laden, dead waterway, and also required regular dredging of accumulated silt on the Clatskanie River side of the plug.
		The Council partnered with the Army Corps of Engineers, the community of Clatskanie, and other state and federal agencies to replace the plug with a twelve-foot culvert to restore water flow and fish passage between the waterways.
	www.oregon-plan.org /OPSW/stories/lower_columbia.shtml (794 words)

	Lewis and Clark's Columbia River - Crims Island, Oregon
		Crims Island is a three-mile long island located near the Oregon side of the Columbia River at River Mile (RM) 54.
		Bradbury Slough heads off from the Columbia River at Mayger, Oregon and separates Crims Island from the Oregon shore.
		Bradbury Slough is the water between the shore and the island, and Oak Point is the rounded feature on the left along the Washington shore of the Columbia.
	englishriverwebsite.com /LewisClarkColumbiaRiver/Regions/Places/crims_island.html (1454 words)

	Clatskanie River Inn\|Clatskanie - Read the OpenView on Clatskanie River Inn - know what the web knows about Clatskanie ...
		Clatskanie River InnClatskanie - Read the OpenView on Clatskanie River Inn - know what the web knows about Clatskanie River Inn and other Clatskanie Hotels
		The Clatskanie River Inn, in Clatskanie, is a 2 star budget hotel.
		This brand new facility is located just off the Columbia River in Clatskanie, Oregon.
	www.openlist.com /hotels-view-clatskanie_river_inn.htm (180 words)

	Oregon State Marine Board - Fishing Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Southwest Zone - Includes coastal rivers and lakes from the Smith River (near Reedsport) to the Oregon-California border.
		Willamette Zone - Includes waters that drain into the Columbia River between the city of St. Helens and Bonneville Dam and all waters on Sauvie Island except the Columbia River.
		Snake River Zone - All waters of the Snake River from the Oregon-Washington border upstream to the Oregon-Idaho border.
	www.boatoregon.com /OBG/OBG1.html (520 words)

	CVO Menu - The Volcanoes of Lewis and Clark - November 6, 1805
		The Toutle River is the largest, draining 512 square miles and enters the Cowlitz River at RM 20.0.
		Large scale removal of this volcanic material in the Cowlitz River began at the lower end of the Toutle River by July, 1980 and continued on down the Cowlitz River until engineers were reasonably confident that the cleared channel could handle expected winter flows without topping dikes and flooding Castle Rock, Longview and Kelso.
		Map modified from Crandell and Mullineaux, 1978, USGS Bulletin 1383-C. 1853 Map, Washington and Oregon and the Columbia River, from the Clearwater River to the Snake River and down the Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean (section of original).
	vulcan.wr.usgs.gov /LivingWith/Historical/LewisClark/volcanoes_lewis_clark_november_06_1805.html (4654 words)

	Lewis and Clark's Columbia River - Mayger, Oregon
		Mayger, Oregon, is located on the western shore of the Columbia River at River Mile (RM) _____, on the west flank of Green Point.
		Mayger was named after an early settler, Charles W. Mayger, a native of France who first arrived in Oak Point, Washington about 1865, before settling on the Oregon side of the Columbia River.
		Email to me from Russell Kallio, now living in Alaska, who grew up in the Clatskanie area during the 1960s through 1980s, with fond memories of Mayger and the fish station there, of Wallace Island, and of the Clatskanie, Oregon area.
	www.iinet.com /~englishriver/LewisClarkColumbiaRiver/Regions/Places/mayger.html (891 words)

	Easy Pig Trip -- October 1997 : Woody's Kayak Trip Reports
		Gill-netters in net sheds at the end of the Clatskanie River were loading web onto their boats, chattering about mesh and sturgeon drifts.
		The upper end has lost at least 80 lateral feet of bank (was 5 - 7 feet above nominal river level), which has reappeared as shallows "filling in" the covelets and hollows along the N shore, and as a fattening of the downstream "flats" ahead of the downriver pile dike.
		Roberta, especially, is enchanted with the river shipping traffic, deserting the cooking area to watch freighters, tugs, and barges wash on by.
	www.kayaktrips.net /sea-kayak/001033.html (1270 words)

	Clatskanie River Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		With the goals of reducing water temperatures in the Clatskanie River and educating local property owners about the benefits of streamside tree planting, the project is developing in two stages:
		Phase one of the work has been experimental and the adjacent slough rather than actual river has been the site along which various native species are being tested for ability to withstand invasive Reed’s Canary Grass and flberries as well as browsing deer and field mice.
		Phase two will start during the winter planting season and focus on the banks of the Clatskanie River where a private landowner is interested in reducing stream temperatures by planting trees and also sharing the results of the experience with her neighbors.
	www.lcrwc.com /Clatskanie/index.htm (212 words)

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