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| | Lewis and Clark's Columbia River - Broughton Log Flume, Washington |
 | | The 9-mile-long, 1,000-foot drop flume was the last operating log flume in the United States, floating lumber from Willard, Washington, to a mill at Hood, Washington, a rail station 2 miles west of Bingen. |
 | | Other flume mills in the area didn't fare as well, for once their areas were cut out there was no backlog of government timber tributary to their sites. |
 | | Their lumber was flumed down the Catherine Creek drainage to a barge landing on the Columbia, later to an S. Railway siding when the North Bank Line opened in 1908. |
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