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	Judith River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Judith River is a tributary of the Missouri River, approximately 124 mi (200 km) long, running through in central Montana and the United States.
		The river gives its name to the Judith River Group of the late Cretaceous, a notable area for excavation of dinosaur fossils that stretches from Montana into southeastern Alberta and southwestern Saskatchewan.
		The river was named by William Clark for Julia "Judith" Hancock, whom he would later marry.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Judith_River (177 words)

	BLM Montana/Dakotas - Lewistown Field Office
		On the south side of the river at Judith Landing, the entire river bottom was once part of a large, open-range cattle spread founded by T.C. Power, merchant prince of Fort Benton, and John Norris, who managed the ranch for the company.
		The Judith Landing is campground, on the north bank of the river, is located in a grassy, shaded cottonwood grove.
		Judith Landing is the common take-out point for many boaters coming through the White Cliffs section of the river.
	www.mt.blm.gov /ldo/recreation/docs/judith.html (299 words)

	Stikine River Historical Foundation, 907-874-2664
		"Judith Ann" was constructed in 1950 at the Campbell-House shipyard in Wrangell, Alaska.
		The Judith Ann project is unusually blessed by the fact that many people associated with her history are living in the area and willing to assist in her resurrection.
		The Stikine River is one of the very few wild and pristine navigable rivers remaining on the North American continent.
	www.stikineriverhistorical.org /Text.htm (2266 words)

	Judith River: Confluence of the Middle and South forks to the Missouri River \| Montana Water Trails
		Judith River: Confluence of the Middle and South forks to the Missouri River
		Judith River: Confluence of the Middle and South forks to the Missouri River
		Judith River: Confluence of the Middle and South forks to the Missouri River Topo Map
	www.trails.com /tcatalog_trail.asp?TrailID=CGR002-016 (186 words)

	Judith River
		The South Fork was dry as a bone and the Middle Fork by the horse camp was flowing with cold, cold water around ice and snow.
		This was probably due to snow melt in the mountains and the previous night's rain.
		These river branches seemed misnamed to me. (Or maybe I was just confused?) The Lost Fork was raging water and the Middle Fork was bone dry in places, flowing slowly in other places.
	www.trailstotrout.com /backpacking/judith.html (263 words)

	Paddling Montana ~~ Excerpted from Paddling Montana by Hank Fisher
		Vital statistics: 130 river miles from the confluence of the Middle and South forks to the Missouri River.
		The river is extremely isolated, with only a handful of ranch houses near the river.
		We floated the Judith one October and a rancher told us we were the first floaters she had seen in 30 years.
	www.visitmt.com /falcon/Paddling16_Judith_River_final.htm (808 words)

	Home Page
		The ranch is situated in the Judith River breaks and is covered with a mixture of intermingling streamside pasture, grazing land, wheat fields and timberland.
		The Judith River with year around flow and a mixture of warm and cold water fish is up to 100' wide in places yet can be crossed on horseback in many places during much of the year.
		Spring Creek, a world-class blue-ribbon trout stream at Lewistown, is a nearby tributary of the Judith River.
	www.overlandlp.com (1331 words)

	The Rojomo Expedition of 1996-White Cliffs
		Between Fort Benton and the Judith River confluence are the White Cliffs, considered to be one of the most scenic floats along the entire Missouri River.
		The town of Fort Benton is the oldest known settlement in the state of Montana, celebrating its 150 year anniversary this spring and summer of 1996.
		Where the Judith River flows into the Missouri is Judith Landing, a stopping post for steam boats before they climbed the final leg to Fort Benton.
	www.mt.net /~rojomo/rjcliffs.htm (420 words)

	Pleistocene Glaciation and Diversion of the Missouri River in Northern Montana
		The different character of the river valley results from differences in age: the narrow valley between Coal Banks Landing and Judith Landing is younger than the valley on the east side of Judith Landing.
		As the glacier advanced, it blocked the course of the river forcing its waters to pond to the west.
		The acute turn of the river to the southeast at Virgelle, narrow versus broad river valleys, the Shonkin Sag, and barbed tributary streams such as the Judith River all suggest that the course of the Missouri was different in the past.
	maps.unomaha.edu /Maher/2003MBfieldtrip/Moakreport/Pleistgeo.html (1434 words)

	Return to the Badlands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The river valley itself, previous to the last ice age, was initially formed by the Missouri River.
		The Judith River Formation itself was deposited in a lowland environment between the older Two Medicine Formation to the west (80 to 74 million years ago) and the inland sea to the east.
		The Judith River Formation itself is 78 to 74 million years old, and comprises the Campanian Stage of the late Cretaceous Period.
	j.dollan.home.bresnan.net /JMDBlog07.html (795 words)

	Judith Basin County, MT.
		Judith Basin County was created in 1920 from western Fergus County and eastern Cascade County.
		Its name comes from the Judith River which Meriwether Lewis named in 1805 for his cousin, Judith Hancock.
		Judith Basin Museum and the Utica Museum are nearby, as well as Ackley Lake State Park, at the edge of the Little Belt Mountains.
	www.rootsweb.com /~mtjudith (226 words)

	Adventure Bound Canoe Co. Missouri River Information
		This section of the river has been left largely undeveloped to retain its "wild" character, you won't find a vault toilet for 42 miles but you will find several minimally developed campsites along the way.
		The rapids named on the river maps pertain to the steam- boat era when rocky areas in the river impeded upstream navigation during low water.
		Springtime on the river is cool and green with daytime temperatures in the 50's - 60's early, warming to the high 70's by the end of May. Nighttime temperatures dip to freezing early in the month, 30's - 40's later on.
	www.adventureboundcanoe.com /riverinfo.htm (863 words)

	Montana's Upper Missouri River Canoe Guides and Outfitters
		This segment of the river is entrenched in a milewide, steep-walled valley composed of fl-colored Marias River Shale, capped by the yellow Telegraph Creek Sandstone.
		The river's flow is faster here than in the lower segments, which we typically exploit to travel this segment in two days and one night.
		The dominant rocks are those of the Judith River Formation (70 million years old), which is made up of strong, thin layers of sandstone, and alternating thick layers of weak siltstone and shale.
	www.uppermissouri.com /segments.htm (1038 words)

	botanizing: The Astringency of Desire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The river is Maria’s—Lewis turned this river of confusion into a possession of the woman in his mind.
		Maria’s River was the third of the three rivers that Lewis and Clark named for women after they went from the map to the territory of desire.
		It was the clearest river they had seen, he claimed, and there were abundant bighorn sheep in the hills that lay off the river’s valley.
	botanizing.typepad.com /botanizing/2006/08/the_astringency.html (1717 words)

	Recreation
		Slaughter River is a beautiful campground with Cottonwood trees and a very large with a strong exclosure fence.
		The trip to Judith was mostly a float.
		Judith landing is just past the confluence with the Judith River.
	www.niedermayer.ca /rec/2004montana (1333 words)

	Montana Earth Science Picture of the Week
		Leonardo was discovered near Malta, Montana on July 27, 2000 when Dan Stephenson of Minot, North Dakota noticed the exposed mid-section of Leonardo’s tail and part of its pelvis in a large channel sandstone deposit within the Judith River Formation.
		This particular formation is made up of sediments (mud, sand) that were deposited during the late Cretaceous Period when the environment in eastern Montana was similar to that found today in the Mississippi Delta region.
		The Judith River Dinosaur Institute hopes to raise another $1.5 million to build the center.
	formontana.net /leonardo.html (533 words)

	Judith river formation bibliography
		Currie, P. J., 1987, Theropods of the Judith River Formation of Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada, in Currie, P. J., and Koster, E., eds., Fourth Symposium on Mesozoic Terrestrial Ecosystems: Drumheller, Canada, Tyrrell Museum, p.
		Leidy, J., 1856, Notices of remains of extinct reptiles and fishes, discovered by Dr. F.V. Hayden in the badlands of the Judith River, Nebraska Territory: Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, Philadelphia, v.
		Sues, H.-D., 1977, Dentaries of small theropods from the Judith River Formation (Campanian) of Alberta, Canada: Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, v.
	www.talkorigins.org /origins/biblio/judith_river_formation.html (169 words)

	BLM Montana/Dakotas - Lewistown Field Office
		In 1844, McKenzie was abandoned and operations were moved down river to the mouth of the Judith River, and Fort Chardon was established.
		The confluence of the Judith and Missouri Rivers was the setting for two important peace councils.
		The fur trade era stimulated the first extensive use of the Missouri River as an avenue of transportation.
	www.mt.blm.gov /ldo/um/docs/history.html (501 words)

	Fossils P.7
		Upper Cretaceous in age, this tooth is from the famous Judith River Formation, Red Deer River, near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.
		This claw is from the Upper Cretaceous, Judith River Formation, Red Deer River Badlands near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.
		From the Upper Cretaceous, this claw was recovered from the Judith River Formation, Red Deer River Badlands near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.
	www.schoolersinc.com /fossils_p_7.htm (1110 words)

	Montana Magazine : Current Issue
		Picture a wide, meandering river lined with verdant cottonwood bottoms, overseen by soaring cliffs studded with multi-colored rock formations that stir the imagination: a hundred-foot-tall "eagle" perches near a 1,000-foot-long serrated "dinosaur spine," with a massive white "steamboat" looming beyond.
		Also using this river corridor were horsethieves and outlaws, stockmen and merchants, and "honyockers" breaking sod for hard luck farms.
		Fossils in the Judith River Formation reveal that the coastline of the Cretaceous seas was prime dinosaur habitat.
	www.montanamagazine.com /0104/mobreaks.html (1887 words)

	Lewis and Clark National Forest
		The Judith Ranger District, Lewis and Clark National Forest and Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks are proposing construction of a fish barrier (concrete structure) on the South Fork Judith River (SF Judith) near Bluff Mountain Creek.
		The barrier would protect native westslope cutthroat trout (WCT) in about 25 miles of the upper SF Judith and its tributaries from continued hybridization with non-native rainbow trout competition with non-native brook trout by preventing upstream movement of these fishes.
		The lower 35 miles of the SF Judith and its tributaries would continue to support a mixed fishery of non-native and hybrid trout, as well as WCT that drift downstream over the barrier.
	www.fs.fed.us /r1/lewisclark/projects/SFJudithEAFinal (174 words)

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		Founder-Director of the Fall River Fipple Fluters, an amateur recorder-playing group, and the Delight Consort, a professional Renaissance and Early Baroque ensemble
		The Delight Consort, founded in 1992 to commemorate the quincentenary of Columbus' 'Discovery' of America with some real period music and intelligent commentary, sings and plays music of the 14th through tthe 18th centuries on recorders, cornetts, sackbutt, cello, viola, harpsichord, organ and harp.
		In 2003 it performed music of Thomas D'Urfey in honor of the 200th birthday of Fall River, MA, founded by Durfees.
	www.mindspring.com /~judithconrad (420 words)

	Judith River - Fishing Guide - Montana FWP
		Judith River - Fishing Guide - Montana FWP
		NOTE: There may be game fish present (including Species of Concern) that are not listed in the game fish category due to low numbers for that fish or special regulations.
		Judith River nr mouth, nr Winifred MT View Data
	fwp.mt.gov /fishing/guide/q_Judith_River__1096445477364.aspx (248 words)

	Judith River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Judith River Group at Dinosaur Provincial Park is an example of a very high diversity dinosaur assemblage; no known community anywhere demonstrates a comparable diversity.
		In the Campanian of Judith River of Alberta, common dinosaurs are the lambeosaurines Corythosaurus and Lambeosaurus, the hadrosaurines Prosaurolophus and Gryposaurus; the centrosaurine Centrosaurus, and the chasmosaurine, Chasmosaurus, the ankylosaurid Euoplocephalus, the nodosaurid Panoplosaurus and Edmontonia, and the theropods Albertosaurus and Daspletosaurus.
		Click on the Site A icon left for more diorama listed by location Click on the Site B icon to the right for Dioramas organized by period or by manufacturer.
	www.dinosaurcollector.150m.com /JudithRiver2.html (451 words)

	Tyrannosaurids
		The individual species tended to increase in size, culminating in Tyrannosaurus rex at the conclusion of the Cretaceous.
		A member of the tyrannosaur family, A. libratus shared the Judith River (Alberta) top predator niche with Daspletosaurus torosus.
		Fairly comparable in size to its competitor, Albertosaurus, but more heavily built and less numerous in the Judith River fauna.
	my.execpc.com /~dschaeff/tyrannosaurids.htm (339 words)

	A Noble River
		Or maybe she would have preferred "muh-rye-uz." Ten years later the apostrophe was gone, which permitted the s to shed its genitive-case buzz.
		Only a week earlier, Clark had affectionately named a river after young Julia (Judith) Hancock, whom he was to marry in 1808.
		That took care of the geopolitics of his cousin's river, including the Anglophobia that was behind his own impulse to explore it further, at another time.
	www.lewis-clark.org /content/content-article.asp?ArticleID=619 (322 words)

	JPOG: Dinosaur Studies and Extreme Park Design (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Meanwhile, up in the north, the much neglected rex began a reign of terror in the area where the main pachycephalosaur herd had shared with the ankylosaurs.
		Only when I went back up north, I noticed the ankylosaurs had fled to a river in the interior of the island, leaving the poor pachycephalosaurs with no help against the rex.
		But the pachycephalosaurs are smart: the few that were still left lured the rex to the ankylosaurs, and then crept away, leaving the rex to investigate these new herbivores.
	home.earthlink.net /~melanthab/DinosaurStudies/greatwar.htm (730 words)

	River Trips with 3 Rivers Canoes
		Fort Benton Montana is the Gateway to the 149 mile Wild and Scenic Missouri River.
		Loma is a mile from the confluence of the Marias and Missouri Rivers (at river mile 21 Left) where the Lewis and Clark Expedition spent 10 days in 1805, and is now called "Decision Point".
		This stretch of the river is between the Great Falls of the Missouri and Fort Benton.
	www.3riverscanoes.com (321 words)

	Montana Earth Science Picture of the Week
		All of the Phillips County dinosaurs were excavated by the Judith River Dinosaur Institute, which is supported by the Judith River Foundation.
		The non-profit foundation was established by Nate Murphy in 2002 to recover, prepare, and display local dinosaur treasures.
		The Foundation is named for the Judith River Formation, a series of rock layers deposited over 65 million years ago near the edge of a shallow sea that inundated the Great Plains.
	formontana.net /malta.html (509 words)

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