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	RRT: Pg107
		The narrow canyon of the Portneuf River through the Bannock Range between Inkom and Portneuf Narrows is the geographic key to the development of southeast Idaho and the city of Pocatello.
		This tear fault passes north of the Portneuf River at Portneuf Narrows and separates rocks of the Late Proterozoic Pocatello Formation to the north and underlying Chink's Peak, that are structurally overturned, from correlative strata on the south side of the fault that are right-side-up.
		The Portneuf River is thus the remnant of the ancestral Bear River.
	imnh.isu.edu /digitalatlas/geog/rrt/part4/chp17/107.htm (720 words)

	PREP - the Portneuf River
		The Portneuf River is located in southeast Idaho, and follows a path of about 156 km from the east side of Yandell Mountain, flowing south on the east side of the Portneuf Range, and north between the Portneuf and Bannock Ranges, and on to the eastern Snake River plain where it enters the Snake River.
		The Portneuf River watershed contains land that is used for many different purposes.
		Much of the lower third of the river was significantly degraded during the later part of the 1900’s.
	www.isu.edu /bios/prep/river.htm (252 words)

	Welcome to the Portneuf River Ecosystem Project
		Water flowing into the Portneuf carries with it evidence of the soils, plants, and animals that live near the river.
		The river also is impacted by ecosystem processes such as fire, by geological processes that shaped the land within the subbasin, and by human activities such as agriculture, industry, and urbanization.
		In these web pages we discuss some of the factors that shaped the Portneuf River Ecosystem in the past, some of the human history of this region, the ecology of this ecosystem, and some of the ways that we are affecting the Portneuf River today.
	www.isu.edu /bios/prep/home.htm (178 words)

	Portneuf River (Idaho) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Portneuf River is a tributary of the Snake River, approximately 96 mi (156 km) long, in southeastern Idaho in the United States.
		It drains a ranching and farmer valley in the mountains southwest of the Snake River Plain near the Utah border.
		The valley of the Portneuf provided the route of the Oregon Trail and California Trail in the middle 19th century.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Portneuf_River_(Idaho) (258 words)

	Portneuf - Photo Gallery
		Portneuf (04/09/2002) The upper chute on the Portneuf River in Lava Hot Springs.
		Portneuf falls (04/09/2002) There are a few minor drops in the Portneuf river just east of Lava Hot Springs.
		Portneuf River (04/09/2002) Tubing the Portneuf River is a popular activity in Lava, you can rent tubes, and there is dedicated bus for shuttlers.
	protophoto.com /subject.html?subject_id=278 (243 words)

	John Work's Journal: April 21st - July 20, 1831
		The valley through which the river runs here is pretty wide, and seems to have been but a very short time free of snow, the mountains on each side of it have still a considerable depth upon them, and banks of it remain in sundry places along the shores of the river.
		Some of the men visited the head of the river to the mountain, and two forks that fall in from the eastward to near the same, and though they are well-wooded and apparently well adapted for beaver, yet scarely a mark of them is to be seen.
		Left the river which is enclosed by steep hills, and struck across the hills and fell upon the river at the head of the upper valley at the foot of the mountains, a distance of 13 miles N. The road good.
	www.xmission.com /~drudy/mtman/html/jwork/work09.html (10005 words)

	Pocatello Idaho State Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The workers and residents of the area were forced to higher ground as the river widened and engulfed streets and houses.
		Five pumps near the Fremont Street Bridge diverted the Portneuf River into a 60-inch diversion pipe while the cement was poured and formed to hold the river.
		After three seasons of construction, the Portneuf River Flood Control Project was completed late in 1968 and still exists, ensuring that our river stays safely in its banks and runs smoothly through the city of Pocatello.
	www.journalnet.com /articles/2005/10/10/news/local/news01.txt (891 words)

	Portneuf River Drainage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Portneuf River and tributaries total 297 miles of stream, and drain nearly 1,300 square miles.
		The Portneuf River originates upstream from Chesterfield Reservoir on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation and terminates in American Falls Reservoir.
		They may serve as spawning areas for trout from the Portneuf River and nursery areas for fluvial trout; however, trout movement and the importance of these tributaries to the river is unknown.
	imnh.isu.edu /digitalatlas/geog/fishery/drainage/drain26.htm (264 words)

	Pocatello Idaho State Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Rivers provide drinking water, irrigation for crops, a source of energy, and places to have fun.
		It barely resembles a river but it is part and parcel of the character and heritage that is Pocatello.
		The Portneuf River will never be confused with the Columbia River, the Snake River or the Mississippi River, but it is our waterway and every small step in the long-term goal of restoring the Portneuf to even a remote semblance of it's one-time character is a step in the right direction.
	www.journalnet.com /articles/2004/10/01/opinion/opinion01.txt (413 words)

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		The Portneuf River flows to the west and northwest at Inkom.
		Testimony suggested that the Portneuf River downstream from Inkom is perched above the ground water and loses surface water to the ground water from Inkom to Pocatello.
		None of the surface water or ground water flowing down the Portneuf River drainage contributes to ground water on the north side of the Snake River.
	www.idwr.state.id.us /about/orders/ord23.txt (2245 words)

	pro_water.cfm
		The Bear River project was one of 14 projects to be funded, competing against 114 projects from across the country.
		The Lower Portneuf River Valley Aquifer (a natural underground area where large quantities of ground water fill the spaces between rocks and sediment) provides water to the residents of the Pocatello Valley.
		The Lower Portneuf River Valley Aquifer Protection Working Group was formed in January 2000 to explore options for addressing problems affecting the aquifer and to look at ways to protect the aquifer in the future.
	www.deq.idaho.gov /about/regions/pro_water.cfm (1359 words)

	KIDK TV - Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Blackfoot - Idaho - News - Ice Jam Backing Up Portneuf River
		The Portneuf River is at a stand still behind Irving Middle School.
		Hebert says, "Should the Portneuf River reach flood stage at eight and a half feet, the initial impact is the North City Park Trail."
		But anyone living near or recreating on the Portneuf river should be cautious.
	www.kidk.com /news/4974201.html (389 words)

	ESPN Outdoors - IDAHO (July 2005): Portneuf River back to its good ol' days
		Although the river has a long way to go to get back to the days of 4 to 6-pound fish, rainbows and cutties pushing 2 to 3 pounds can still be taken in certain stretches of this fabled water.
		Pay close attention to your regulations as the entire Portneuf River system has a two-cutthroat limit, and none under 16 inches may be harvested.
		The Portneuf River offers good camping in the Kelly-Toponce area, which is primitive but also has a good number of beaver ponds holding small wild cutthroat and rainbows.
	sports.espn.go.com /outdoors/fishing/news/story?page=f_map_05_ID_Portneuf_River (1062 words)

	Labor of Love: Rancher Uses EQIP to Improve Idaho Ranch (July 7, 2004) \| NRCS This Week \| NRCS
		The birds bored into the river bank collecting mud to build nests on nearby bridges, leaving the soft bank filled with large holes that increased erosion, he explained.
		Although it is difficult to quantify the impact of Guthrie's project on the river, Krajewski said it had eliminated between 300-400 tons of sediment washing into the Portneuf.
		The district recognized his effort to stabilize the Portneuf riverbank and to protect the river in the future.
	www.nrcs.usda.gov /NEWS/thisweek/2004/040707/ideqipguthrie.html (687 words)

	Document “E” Environmental Research Project Proposal 2002-2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		DEQ studies have shown that the river is impacted primarily by cattle and secondarily by agriculture.
		The goal of this project was to see if there was pollution in the Portneuf River and if Pebble Creek was a factor concerning the pollution.
		It was found that the Portneuf River is impaired and is impacted by cattle use and agriculture.
	www.utah.edu /uees/ertp/reports/ER-03-05.html (1295 words)

	Bannock County History
		The Snake River ice jam was over 35 miles long, stretched from Farewell Bend, Oregon to the Payette-Washington County line, and grew at a rate of 4.5 miles per day.
		Flooding from the Portneuf River caused evacuations in Pocatello.
		A federal disaster declaration was issued 2/14/62 after extensive flooding along the Portneuf River and its tributaries, The Snake and Teton Rivers, inundating an area from Sugar City to Malad and from Aberdeen to Soda Springs.
	www.bhs.idaho.gov /local/counties/bannock_history.htm (1545 words)

	Surface- and Ground-Water Relations on the Portneuf River, and Temporal Changes in Ground-Water Levels in the Portneuf ...
		The study area comprised a 10.2-mile reach of the Portneuf River downstream from the Chesterfield Reservoir in the broad Portneuf Valley (Portneuf River Valley reach) and a 20-mile reach of the Portneuf River in a narrow valley downstream from the Portneuf Valley (Pebble-Topaz reach).
		A losing river reach was delineated in the middle of the Portneuf River Valley reach, centered approximately 7.2 miles downstream from Chesterfield Reservoir.
		Two seepage studies conducted in the Portneuf Valley during regulated high flows showed that the length of the losing river reach increased from 2.6 to nearly 6 miles as the irrigation season progressed.
	pubs.usgs.gov /sir/2004/5170 (916 words)

	USATODAY.com - More storms, flooding predicted for Idaho (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Flood warnings on the Portneuf River in southeastern Idaho and the Snake, Weiser and Bruneau rivers in southwestern Idaho remained in effect Thursday.
		The Portneuf River was expected to remain above flood stage of 8.5 feet through the weekend.
		Portions of the Snake River Valley from Twin Falls to Burley were having winds to 60 mph on Thursday.
	www.usatoday.com /weather/storms/2006-04-07-idaho-floods_x.htm (531 words)

	MARSH VALLEY
		Salmon River mines were discovered, revealing the Florence diggings and causes a mining stampede October 11.
		Marsh Valley and the Portneuf river area were the traditional home of the Bannocks.
		Later, in 1908, George T. Hyde of Downey and Tome Edwards of McCammon organized the Portneuf Valley Irrigation Company for the purpose of building a reservoir at Chesterfield and constructing a canal from the Portneuf River to the Downey Flat, which was a sage covered area of little value without water.
	www.ida.net /users/lamar/marshvalley.html (5162 words)

	John A. Welhan, Department of Geosciences at Idaho State University & Idaho Geological Survey
		Reid, T.V., Welhan, J.A. and Pelton, J.R. Gravity-defined subsurface structure and geometry of the Lower Portneuf River aquifer; Proc.
		The stochastic simulation of the 3-D hydraulic conductivity field in the Snake River Plain (SRP) aquifer cannot proceed on the basis of borehole data alone, because of the difficulty in evaluating inter-borehole spatial correlation characteristics from widely-spaced boreholes.
		the upper Portneuf River basin) that is probably unmanageable because of its geographic size, the diversity of land uses within that area and the potential for political conflict between agricultural and urban water users.
	geology.isu.edu /geology-web/jaw/welhan.htm (2170 words)

	Bear River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The highway follows the river northward into Wyoming where its canyon widens into a valley at 7,500 feet in elevation, and the impressive peaks slip into the background.
		However, when the valley was settled, the lake occupied the lower southern end of the valley, while the river turned to the north, passing through another gap in the mountains.
		In prehistoric times, the river used to flow straight west across the valley, and followed the course of the Portneuf River into the Snake River Basin.
	www.untraveledroad.com /Categories/Rivers/BearRiver.htm (801 words)

	Captain Bonneville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		He scouted their forts and returned to the Portneuf River in March.
		Bonneville stayed longer than intended since he had to rendezvous with the rest of his party at the Portneuf River.
		Finally he found a few of his men out hunting and learned the rest of his party was camped on the Blackfoot River, another tributary of the Snake.
	members.aol.com /Gibson0817/bonnvill.htm (1915 words)

	"Snake River Country, Idaho - Great Rivers - Angler's OnLine"
		Settlement of Teton Valley, the Lost River valleys, and the Swan and Grand valleys of the South fork of the Snake River was next.
		It was soon followed by Mackay Reservoir on Big Lost River, Henry’s Lake Dam, American Falls Reservoir on the Snake River, Chesterfield Reservoir on the Portneuf River, and Island Park Reservoir on Henry’s Fork.
		Facing east, the South Fork of the Snake River in a verdant fringe is seen flowing almost straight across the plain from its canyon between the Big Hole and Caribou ranges.
	www.flyanglersonline.com /features/greatrivers/snake (2174 words)

	ATSDR - EASTERN MICHAUD FLATS CONTAMINATION, POCATELLO, BANNOCK COUNTY IDAHO
		The highest surface water and sediment contamination is located in the wastewater ponds found at the two facilities (see Tables 1 and 2).
		Analytical results of samples taken in the Portneuf River have demonstrated that the FMC discharge has not resulted in any significant contamination of the river (i.e., no contamination was found at levels of health concern) (see Tables 3 and 4).
		Because of the location of the ponds and the operational procedures used (e.g., site restrictions), it is doubtful that the general public would come in contact with the contaminated surface water and sediment contained in the ponds.
	www.atsdr.cdc.gov /hac/pha/emichaud/eas_p2.html (619 words)

	Journal of Peter Skene Ogden; Snake Expedition, 1827-1828
		The Indian trail from the Walla Walla river across the Blue mountain range to the Grande Ronde valley can be quite certainly identified and across southern Idaho from the mouth of Burnt river to the Portneuf many names are yet recognizable.
		It is there that the Ogden river comes out of a beautiful canyon of the same name -- a canyon that was almost impassible until the river was put to commercial use and a fine boulevard constructed through it, connecting the city with the Ogden valley, eight or nine miles away.
		The trail used by Indians and trappers in passing to and from this valley crossed a divide and followed a smaller and less precipitous canyon opening at North Ogden, a few miles from the city of Ogden, and the early settlers understood Ogden's Hole to mean this smaller canyon and divide.
	www.xmission.com /~drudy/mtman/html/ogdn2728.html (6615 words)

	Snake River Tributary Basins
		The Snake River from Jackson Lake, Wyoming to Brownlee Dam, on the Idaho-Oregon border, is nearly 700 miles long.
		Depending on the scale or detail with which the Snake River drainage system is examined, there are at least 60 separate streams or drainages that connect to the main stem of the river or at least deliver water to the Snake River Plain (Kjelstrom, 1986; Peterson, 1988).
		With so many streams and rivers that deliver water to the Snake River, the scale or size of a basin has to be considered in allocating resources for studies or management programs.
	www.if.uidaho.edu /~johnson/ifiwrri/sr3/trib.html (1417 words)

	Donnacona Cabins Cottages Sainte-Christine D'Auvergne Portneuf Vacation Rentals Chalets
		Located on a huge tract of land in the heart of beautiful Portneuf, the cottages provide access to a vast network of forest trails and miles of river.
		Portneuf is a favorite vacation spot, with fine country dining and countless tourist attractions - a must for visitors all year round!
		Portneuf, c'est aussi la route des vacances, des relais gastronomiques et d'innombrables attraits touristiques.
	www.accommodationscanada.com /auchaletenboisrond.html (582 words)

	Québec Portneuf MRC - Tourist Guide of Quebec, The Portal of Quebec, Canada, Accommodation, Vehicules Virtual ...
		Nature abounds in the Portneuf region, which is the best region for outdoor lovers.
		The Greater Portneuf is first a foremost place which blends the respect of traditions, hospitality, and enchanting sites in villages like Saint-Ubalde.
		This scenic road recalls the seigniorial Greater Portneuf with its farm land in narrow strips, its restored village mills and churches built in the center of the villages.The Laurentian hinterland of Greater Portneuf reveals its own witnesses to the presence of an industrial heritage: coal ovens, sawmills and card mills.
	www.quebecweb.com /tourisme/quebec/mrcportneuf/introang.html (508 words)

	Captain Bonneville, Soldier and Explorer
		On September 17, the expedition arrived at the Green River Valley, where he resupplied himself from his caches.
		Then they continued to the Snake River, until they reached the Portneuf River, where Bonneville established a winter camp.
		Finally he found a few of his men out hunting and learned the rest of his party was camped on the Blackfoot River.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/old_west/83587/2 (456 words)

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