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| | Lewis and Clark's Columbia River - Hood River, Oregon |
 | | Hood River originates on the flanks of Mount Hood and flows north, merging with the Columbia River at River Mile (RM) 169.5, twenty-two miles upstream of the Bonneville Dam. |
 | | Hood River, the City of Hood River, and Hood River County were all named after Mount Hood, which is visible from the Columbia River. |
 | | The Hood River Valley landscape was shaped by glaciation and flooding, and is characterized by steep, narrow valleys and terraces of clay, silt, sand, gravel and boulders. |
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