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	Cottonwood -- Welcome to Cottonwood Minnesota!
		Cottonwood, Minnesota, with a growing population of about 1150 people is located in southwestern Minnesota's Lyon County.
		Cottonwood offers it's residents both the advantages of a small community and the conveniences of a growing town.
		Cottonwood provides its people with the necessities and pleasures of modern life by keeping pace with modern social and economic developments because of its numerous services and nearness to larger commercial centers.
	cottonwood.govoffice2.com (84 words)

	Cottonwood
		Cottonwoods did this by typically growing on the edges of rivers and streams and by developing a very thick, corky bark upon maturity.
		Cottonwoods are related to poplars and aspens, with which they share the same shaking, shimmering leaves.
		The heartwood typically rots from the larger limbs and trunk of a cottonwood.
	www.gpnc.org /cottonwood.htm (631 words)

	Cottonwood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Cottonwood claims 25 species around the world, from the Himalayan Mountains to the plateaus of Chile.
		Due to cottonwood's light weight, lack of odor and taste, colorlessness, and nail-holding ability, about half of all the wood harvested becomes boxes and crates.
		Cottonwood's tendency to fuzz translates to stringiness in carving.
	www.woodmagazine.com /wood/story.jhtml?storyid=/templatedata/wood/story/data/cottonwood.xml&catref=wd12 (902 words)

	COTTONWOOD CHRISTIAN CENTER v
		Cottonwood responded by indicating that it was interested in developing the land, as a church.
		Cottonwood is therefore challenging the City's refusal to grant its CUP application, its various zoning decisions that affected the Cottonwood Property, and the City's exercising eminent domain over the Cottonwood Property.
		Cottonwood has demonstrated, as a practical matter, it cannot move since it needs a large property in the Cypress or Los Alamitos area, and obtaining the Cottonwood Property was a five-year endeavor.
	law.wustl.edu /landuselaw/cottonwood.htm (10785 words)

	Cottonwood ~ picturesque northern California
		Cottonwood has survived and flourished as a result of a variety of factors, but the same factors that attracted the first inhabitants have never lost their appeal -- including the alluvial fertility of the soil, the natural beauty, etc. If summer is hot and mediterranean, spring and fall are very mild and beautiful.
		Shasta County and the north state, Cottonwood shares an appeal as something of a recreation and retirement haven, offering plenty of summer sunshine, and lots of rural beauty to people alienated by the congestion or exorbitant cost of living, and presumed rampant crime, of the major heterogenous urban areas south of us.
		Currently a handful of Cottonwood businessmen have been conspicuous in promoting the old town area as an antique and tourist mecca, highlighting the architectural Old West motif, and empowering a Historic Preservation Committee, which requires all new construction within a 3 block area of downtown to be in the late 1800s style.
	geocities.com /Heartland/Village/1372/index.html (2652 words)

	Cottonwood, Arizona. The old town City
		Cottonwood was known to have the best bootlegging booze within hundreds of miles, attracting citizens from Los Angeles, Phoenix and closer-to-home folks.
		Cottonwood is an ideal place to base your travels to terrific attractions and outdoor spots.
		Cottonwood is located in northern Arizona only 130 miles from Phoenix, 40 miles from Flagstaff, 8 miles from Jerome, 50 miles from Prescott, 20 miles from Camp Verde, 16 miles from Sedona and about 2 miles from
	azjerome.com /pages/cottonwood/cottonwood.htm (920 words)

	Cottonwood Foundation
		Cottonwood Foundation, a charitable, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization, is dedicated to promoting empowerment of people, protection of the environment, and respect for cultural diversity.
		Cottonwood Foundation's income is from individuals, other foundations and corporations, and from its small endowment.
		Cottonwood Foundation awards grants in the $500 to $1,000 range to grassroots organizations in the United States and internationally.
	www.cottonwoodfdn.org (125 words)

	Cottonwood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The cottonwoods are three species of poplars in the section Aegiros of the genus Populus, native to North America, Europe and western Asia.
		The Fremont Cottonwood Populus fremontii occurs in California east to Utah and Arizona and south into northwest Mexico; it is similar to Eastern Cottonwood, differing mainly in the leaves having fewer, larger serrations on the edge, and small differences in the flower and seed pod structure.
		Cottonwood is one of the poorest woods to use as Wood fuel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cottonwood (711 words)

	Cottonwood Newsletter
		Cottonwood Foundation initiated the Cottonwood Partners program for 2004 - 2005 to focus the foundation’s funding on a selected group of excellent nonprofit organizations, most of which had previously received Cottonwood grants.
		Cottonwood Foundation is a tax-exempt charitable organization, run entirely by volunteers and with no paid staff, that provides small grants to grassroots organizations worldwide that are working for a sustainable future.
		Cottonwood awards grants to partner organizations that combine all of the following: protecting the environment, promoting cultural diversity, empowering people to meet their basic needs, and relying on volunteers.
	www.cottonwoodfdn.org /newsletter.html (1398 words)

	Cottonwood Tree Flower Essence Information
		Obviously, the cottonwood was tied to Karen, and sending all her life giving energy, except for a very small amount, to Karen to help sustain her.
		Cottonwood is especially for events in our life that are chaotic and catalytic, that throw us out of our 'rut' or everyday routine and into being off-balanced.
		Cottonwood essence helps us to get down to our subconscious, to our soul level to ascertain what it is we really need to do to make the most out of this crisis in a positive sense.
	www.bizhostnet.com /us734827/store/copy/fe_cottonwood.html (4599 words)

	Cottonwood's Colorful Past
		Cottonwood and the Verde River Greenway area was overgrown with native grasses, fruit trees and orchards, cacti, mesquite, juniper and rabbit bush, furnishing excellent hunting for rabbits and quail and deer.
		Cottonwood was known to have the best bootlegging within hundreds of miles, attracting citizens from Los Angeles, Phoenix and closer-to-home folks.
		The Cottonwood Hotel and old prohibition era jail in Old Town Cottonwood on Historic HWY 89A (N. Main St.) were other scenes in the movie set, as the western comedy was half filmed in Cottonwood, the other half was filmed on Bradshaw’s Ranch in Sedona.
	www.cottonwoodhotel.com /history.html (1339 words)

	Scott Phillips Cottonwood Reviewed by Rick Kleffel
		Scott Phillips lets the crimes that underscore his western novel 'Cottonwood' rise from the murky sediment and sentiments that surround the settlers in the American west shortly after the Civil War.
		While 'Cottonwood' starts and finishes in the titular town, it ranges far and wide in the intervening years.
		'Cottonwood' finds the same criminal concerns centering the work, but they're explicated in the manner of a picaresque western rather than a pulp crime novel.
	trashotron.com /agony/reviews/2004/phillips-cottonwood.htm (890 words)

	Amazon.com: Cottonwood: Books: Scott Phillips (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In Cottonwood, Phillips continues this tradition but does so in the context of a well researched story that unfolds in a day and age well beyond the memory of anyone now alive.
		Cottonwood, a small fictitious Kansas farming community, sees itself boom when the prospect of a future as an important hub in the cattle trade materializes a few years after the end of the Civil War.
		Given Cottonwood's geographical proximity (other than for a brief foray into San Francisco) to Phillips's other novels, I am wondering if Phillips is, perhaps, laying the foundation for a chronology of the area told out of sequence and painted on a dark, ominous and occasionally comic canvas.
	www.amazon.com /Cottonwood-Scott-Phillips/dp/0345461002 (2366 words)

	GORP - Fishing Cottonwood Lake
		The 4.5-mile hike to Cottonwood 1 begins on a wide, level trail that meanders between stands of ponderosa pine and soon enters the John Muir Wilderness.
		Cottonwood 1 is at 11,008 feet, only 968 feet above the trailhead, but the high altitude plus the fact that almost all the climbing is done on the last third of the hike make for a rather strenuous approach.
		Cottonwood Lakes 1, 2, 3, and 4 are catch-and-release only and require artificial lures or flies with barbless hooks.
	gorp.away.com /gorp/location/ca/fis_cott.htm (1443 words)

	Tree Identification (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Eastern Cottonwood trees get their name from the fluffy white seeds produced by the females during early summer.
		Eastern Cottonwood trees are one of the largest trees in North America, up to 100 ft. high with massive trunks up to 5 ft. in diameter.
		Eastern Cottonwoods are related to poplars and aspens and are the fastest-growing commercial forest tree species native to North America when grown on well-drained soils near streams or rivers.
	www.thejump.net /hunting/plant-id/cottonwood.htm (113 words)

	Tree Book - Black cottonwood - Balsam poplar
		Black cottonwood grows west of the Rocky Mountains and balsam poplar grows in the north, from the upper Stikine to east of the Rockies.
		Cottonwood burns well and was used to make friction fire sets.
		It is named cottonwood for the white hairs on mature seed which float through the air like wisps of cotton or snow.
	www.for.gov.bc.ca /hfd/library/documents/treebook/blackcottonwood.htm (407 words)

	Our State Tree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Cottonwood (Populus deltoides) is the Nebraska state tree.
		Cottonwood has a fast growth rate and provides most of the lumber processed in Nebraska today.
		It is planted in riparian areas for filter strips, and near streams to reduce sedimentation and stabilize stream banks.
	www.nfs.unl.edu /Cottonwood.htm (96 words)

	Kansas State Tree Cottonwood Populus deltoides
		The cottonwood gave those traveling through the state a respite from the summer sun and the courage to continue west.
		That the tree be known as the cottonwood is hereby designated and declared to be the official tree of the state of Kansas.
		Plains cottonwood may be referred to as Texas cottonwood, river cottonwood, western cottonwood, or plains poplar.
	www.netstate.com /states/symb/trees/ks_cottonwood.htm (1031 words)

	Cottonwood de Tucson : Arizona's Leading Addiction Treatment Center
		Cottonwood de Tucson promises to provide each client with physical and emotional safety, confidentiality, spirituality, respect, compassion and caring.
		Each patient is also evaluated by the Cottonwood therapy staff, which includes a psychiatric assessment for underlying mental health issues other than what is considered to be the primary problem.
		Cottonwood's co-occurring disorders program, and all that it includes, is a powerful tool that has proven to have a positive effect on preventing relapse after treatment.
	www.cottonwooddetucson.com (515 words)

	Wintu share their Cottonwood valley
		West of the Sacramento River, the Cottonwood Indians were middle Wintun, or Nomo Lacke, and were heavily dependent upon the yearly salmon runs of summer and fall, from which they made salmon flour (dy-ee) and various other staples.
		He wrote: "These Indians are quite different from any I have seen in the mountains or the prairies, being mild and inoffensive in their manner, and easily taught the various duties of the farm.
		Cottonwood and the surrounding area was on its way to becoming a "white only" region.
	www.geocities.com /cott1388/wintun.html (2206 words)

	Cottonwood Police Department
		The Cottonwood Police Department is a small but progressive agency with a strong commitment to the Community Oriented Policing philosophy.
		The team is available to all area law enforcement agencies as part of the enabling grant received in 1990.
		The organization is comprised of a Police Chief, two Lieutenants, five Patrol Sergeants, One Detective Sergeant, two Detectives, 2 School Resource Officers, one K-9 Officer, one Motor Officer, 14 Officers assigned to patrol, an Ordinance Enforcement Officer, nine Dispatchers, a Systems Coordinator, an Administrative Assistant for the Chief, two Records Clerks and an Evidence Technician.
	www.cottonwoodpd.org (370 words)

	CottonwoodTexas.com Welcome to Cottonwood, Callahan County, Texas
		When I was growing up in Cottonwood, everyone would gather at the Coffey store, drink coffee and ice cold sodas and sit around and talk about the weather and the crops.
		Cottonwood resident, died Jan 29, 2004, burial in Cottonwood Cemetery.
		If you have Cottonwood history, photos, mementos, or memories you'd like to share - - or if you'd just like to be a part of our site, please contact me or telephone my mother.
	www.twogatos.com /cotton (178 words)

	Cottonwood
		Cottonwood (the genus Populus) is composed of 35 species which contain the aspens and poplars.
		Populus fremontii Arizona cottonwood, Fremont cottonwood, Fremont poplar, meseta cottonwood, valley cottonwood, wislizenus cottonwood
		General Wood Characteristics: The sapwood of cottonwood is white, while the heartwood is light brown to brown.
	www.windsorplywood.com /nam_hardwoods/cottonwood.html (419 words)

	Cottonwood Hot Springs
		We are bordered by Cottonwood Creek and surrounded by San Isabel National Forest.
		Our accommodations include 4 rustic, creek-side cabins with kitchenettes and natural-stone soaking pools (by the creek), 12 spacious guest rooms (with a view of the mountains and Cottonwood Creek), a dormitory, and camping.
		We are an "adult oriented" facility which focuses on the healing aspects of our water, various therapies and soothing atmosphere.
	www.cottonwood-hot-springs.com (331 words)

	Scott Phillips' Cottonwood, Reviewed by Lisa Polisar in Web Mystery Magazine, Summer 2004
		Bill Ogden is a self-educated merchant in Cottonwood, Kansas, a one horse town with no more than a saloon and a hitching post.
		Nearly overnight, Cottonwood is transformed from small hicktown into Sodom and Gomorrah.
		Based on some actual history of a gang of Kansas bad boys known as The Bloody Benders, Cottonwood is a cerebral alternative to traditional Westerns that studies the origins and influences of a frontier town in 1872, and how its melange of motley transients colored a reputation it held long after these legends died.
	lifeloom.com /II1PolisarCottonwoodR.htm (405 words)

	Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Cottonwood dances are held at the Cottonwood Civic Center (also known as the Clubhouse) 805 N. Main Street in Old Town Cottonwood.
		From I-17, Exit #287 to Cottonwood on Hwy 260, left on Hwy 89A to the Civic Center.
		Dances are preceded by a potluck dinner from 530 to 630 at the hall, with a pre-dance lesson from 630 - 700 and dance from 700 - 1000.
	members.cox.net /contradance/cottonwood.htm (86 words)

	Rio Grande Cottonwood - DesertUSA
		The Rio Grande Cottonwood is also popularly known as the Fremont Cottonwood, Common Cottonwood, Valley Cottonwood, Marsh Cottonwood, Alamo and Alamillo.
		The Rio Grande Cottonwood, a welcome sight to pioneer desert caravans because it often signaled water, typically reaches 50 to 60 feet in height, with a trunk of three feet in diameter.
		Prior to the Spanish entradas, which began in the late 16th century, the Rio Grande Cottonwood dominated many of the low land riparian –; or, stream-side – forests of the Southwest, from western Texas and northern Mexico north to southern Colorado and west to California.
	www.desertusa.com /mag01/jan/papr/cwood.html (829 words)

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