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	georgebush.ca - Red Cedar River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Red Cedar River received a great deal of attention from the Health Department in 1988.
		The Red Cedar River is a river in Michigan which runs through the campus of Michigan State University and East Lansing, Michigan.
		The river is an iconic nature landmark to all spartans.
	www.georgebush.ca /Red-Cedar-River/reference/fullview/wikipedia/478779 (150 words)

	Platte River Ecology Study
		Red cedar was also present in localized areas of floodplain, but this species was most abundant along bluffs in western Nebraska.
		Because of the significant negative impact of woody vegetation on use of the river channel by sandhill and whooping cranes, studies were undertaken to determine forest age structure and period of forest development on the Platte River floodplain and to identify factors conducive to establishment of woody vegetation.
		The average and earliest age of cottonwood, red cedar, willow, and certain other species in riparian woodlands was determined by counting the annual growth rings on increment cores taken from trees growing along 44 transect lines sampled during a survey of the vegetation ( Appendix O).
	www.npwrc.usgs.gov /resource/habitat/plriveco/vegetate.htm (5811 words)

	Iowa - 24) Red Cedar Woodland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Red Cedar Woodland Preserve is part of a large island on the Cedar River.
		The habitat of Red Cedar Woodland is characterized by the frequent flooding of the Cedar River, which surrounds the preserve on all sides.
		Red Cedar Woodland was donated to the Conservancy in 1985 by Mrs.
	nature.org /wherewework/northamerica/states/iowa/preserves/art2236.html (212 words)

	Red Cedar Cuttings
		Some log cabins were made of red cedar and almost every home had a water bucket or churn and some furniture made of cedar, but it was not until 1903 that the commercial value became known.
		It would be difficult, now, to visualize the number of choice cedar trees that grew in Newton County To give you some idea of how large the cedar forests were, a crew of 30 men worked for several months cutting the Simmons tract and a few adjoining tracts before moving to another location.
		Rough roads, steep hills, rivers to ford and a distance of 30 miles by wagon to the nearest railroad were some of the obstacles to harvesting the cedar.
	www.newtoncountyar.com /cedar.html (454 words)

	Wisconsin Attractions: Canoeing and Kayaking Rivers
		The Wisconsin River flows 430 miles across the state from Lac Vieux Desert in northern Wisconsin to its junction with the Mississippi River ar Wyalusing State Park in southwestern Wisconsin.
		The river is well-known for spring walleye and white bass fishing.
		The river flows from the Sheboygan Broughton Marsh to Lake Michigan.
	www.wisconline.com /attractions/canoerivers.html (2338 words)

	The State News - Group monitors health of Red Cedar - Wednesday, September 10, 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The practice of land use, the introduction of untreated waste and the demand for water as a resource led to the status of the Red Cedar River today — an abused river.
		Also to blame are the local cattle farms near the river and improperly connected drains in residential and commercial areas, where sanitary waste is disposed of incorrectly, said Godbold.
		Godbold said normal contact with the river is not dangerous, although full submersion of the head and face and ingesting the water in the river may be reason to worry and could make a person ill.
	www.statenews.com /editionsfall97/091097/ca_redcedar.html (481 words)

	Red Cedar Lake Camp - Fishing North America - Red Cedar Lake, Marten River, Temagami River, ...
		Red Cedar Lake Camp also offers complete American Plan packages which includes: accommodations, dinner on arrival, breakfast on departure, boat and motor, gas (one tank daily), bait, landing net, minnow pail, life jackets, safety equipment, maps, fish cleaning and fish freezing facilities available for your use.
		Red Cedar Lake Camp and cottages are situated around the very quiet and peaceful Loon Bay.
		Red Cedar Lake Camp is surrounded by thousands of acres of crown land that offers you unlimited opportunities to explore nature.
	www.fishingnorthamerica.com /fishingnorth671.htm (757 words)

	Nearctica - Native Conifers of North America - Juniperus virginiana
		The scales of Ashe's Juniper have raised, hemisperical glands absent in Eastern Red Cedar.
		Native Range: Eastern Red Cedar is the most widely distributed conifer of tree size in the Eastern United States and is found in every State east of the 100th meridian.
		Notes: Populations of Eastern Red Cedar in the south (variety silicicola) have slightly hanging branches and the berries are slightly smaller.
	www.nearctica.com /trees/conifer/juniper/Jvirgin.htm (354 words)

	Cedar Rapids Real Estate of houses and Homes For Sale in Linn County, Iowa
		The city of Cedar Rapids was incorporated in 1856 and has since evolved into an economic, social and cultural center of eastern Iowa.
		Located on the Cedar River and surrounded by fertile farmland, Cedar Rapids is the second largest city in Iowa and the seat of Linn County.
		Downtown Cedar Rapids is a dynamic destination with many diverse arts and entertainment venues, including Theater Cedar Rapids, the History Center and the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art.
	www.cedar-rapids-homes.com (749 words)

	Research Team for MSU-WATER
		In an earlier issue of the Bailey Dailey (“On the Banks of the Red Cedar”, December 2000) I talked about several initiatives started by students who were enrolled at that time in my ANR 392 class, The Red Cedar River, A Meandering Laboratory.
		Knowing the river’s long-standing public image of being badly polluted and the problems with it being trashed with bicycles, shopping carts and other litter, the students focused on small actions that they hoped would help improve the river’s image and the negative behaviors toward it.
		The public perception is that the river is so polluted it won’t support life and is very dangerous to humans or animals who come in contact with the water.
	www.msu-water.msu.edu /asp/bailey.asp (1475 words)

	Red Cedar Estate
		Red Cedar Estates I and II This project consists of 48 units of two and three bedroom units.
		The floor plan for the two bedroom unit consists of 895 spacious sq.ft. This unit has a walk in closet in the master bedroom and an extra storage space inside your apartment.
		The development is located at 1510 E. Cemetery Road in the Southeastern part of River Falls, Wisconsin near the intersection of Cemetery Road and Highway 65.
	www.gandolfgroup.net /red_cedar_estates.htm (163 words)

	RED RIVER RAFT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Other interests argued that the dammed river stifled commerce from northwestern Texas and Indian Territory down to the Gulf of Mexico, helped Indians dominate trade along the northern part of the Red River and, as a result, discouraged white settlement.
		The federal government's first serious attempt at clearing the Red River began in 1833 when Capt. Henry M. Shreve, an army engineer, and 159 men using Shreve's invention, the "snag steamboat," tore logs from the tail of the raft, causing them to float down stream.
		By 1900 the Red River was permanently open for trade from Indian Territory to the Gulf.
	www.ok-history.mus.ok.us /enc/rdrivrft.htm (771 words)

	Red Cedar River Website -- Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Red Cedar River is an integral part of mid-Michigan.
		The Red Cedar River Watershed is contained mainly in Ingham and Livingston counties, with only small portions of it encompassing parts of Clinton and Shiawassee counties.
		The Red Cedar River has played a vital role in the development of the community over the years, and is a important landmark for many.
	www.msu.edu /~dudleyje/rcr/intro.html (388 words)

	Red Cedar Lake Camp Canadian Cottage Rentals in Ontario, Canada
		Red Cedar Lake Camp is located on picturesque Red Cedar Lake, in the famous Marten River area.
		The Temagami River, from Lake Temagami, and the Marten River (which is another chain of lakes and rivers).
		Red Cedar Lake Camp welcomes you and your Family to vacation with us in the Near North.
	www.canadian-cottage-rentals.com /redcedarlakecamp (1577 words)

	The State News - Red Cedar River rises close to flood level - Thursday, February 27, 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mark Walton, a service hydraulic engineer for the National Weather Service, said the Red Cedar River is in greater danger of flooding then the Grand River in Lansing.
		Walton said the last time the Red Cedar flooded was on June 20, 1996 when the river rose 1 inch above flood stage.
		The worst flood the river experienced was on March 24, 1904, when the river rose to almost 7 inches above flood level.
	www.statenews.com /editionsspring97/022797/nw_flood.html (500 words)

	Mid-Michigan Environmental Action Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A class titled The Red Cedar River, A Meandering Laboratory, held in Fall 2000, (and related initiatives on campus sustainability and watershed planning to be mentioned later) seems to have triggered a sustained spirit of student and faculty engagement toward the Red Cedar.
		The perception of a large proportion of students is that the river is so polluted that it won’t support life and is dangerous to animals or humans who come in contact with the water.
		Friends of the Red Cedar River, a student organization, formed as an outgrowth of the Red Cedar course taught Fall 2000.
	comnet.org /midmeac/march03_redcedartippingpt.htm (1468 words)

	Red Cedar River
		Put in at Red Cedar River County Park at the west end of South St. in the city of Rice lake.
		V crosses the river you come to Sand Creek and a few miles past that is the Hwy.
		This is perhaps the prettiest day trip on the river, with many attractive rock formations along the banks.Most of the river is deep and tranquil, until the last couple miles where it becomes narrower and quicker.
	www.huntfishcampwisconsin.com /RedCedar.html (366 words)

	CedarNet - Portal to the Cedar Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Cedar River was originally known as the Red Cedar River because of the many red cedar trees that thrived along its banks.
		Locally, red cedar was prized as material for fence railings in the days before barbed wire.
		Another stand of red cedar is located on Bennington Road, past the entrance to the NEITA Raceway, about half a mile west of U.S. Highway 218.
	www.cedarnet.org /tour/sites/058-redcedar.html (190 words)

	Red Cedar River --What's a Watershed? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		For example, by living in the Red Cedar River Watershed, it means that the water pooling in your backyard will, eventually at some point, drain into the Red Cedar River.
		Well, not only does all of the water drain into the Red Cedar, but also all of the stuff that is in the water.
		While residents of East Lansing and the surrounding communities live in the Red Cedar watershed, we need to remember that all watersheds are linked and we also live in the Grand River watershed, the Lake Michigan watershed and the Atlantic Ocean watershed.
	www.msu.edu /~dudleyje/rcr/water.html (288 words)

	red cedar -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		An eastern red cedar is 12 to 15 m...
		Red Square is really a rectangle and the origin of the name is interesting.
		The Red Waddle was one of the first breeds of swine developed in America.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article?tocId=9062930 (659 words)

	Seeing The Light - Cedar River Lighthouse
		To serve this increasing maritime traffic, Congress appropriated $25,000 for the construction of a light at the entrance to Cedar River on October 2, 1888.
		With the depletion of the forests in the area, the number of shipments began to decline during the first decade of the twentieth century, and thus when the mill burned in 1912, no attempt was made to rebuild the structure.
		Today, Cedar River serves as a fishing and vacation community, and the keepers dwelling is all that remains of the light station, it's rear range tower and the bustling lumber trade that it served merely a memory.
	www.terrypepper.com /lights/michigan/cedar_river/cedar_river.htm (438 words)

	DCHS: Dunn County Place Names
		The "Seat of Justice" was at Amos Collburn's at or near the ferry across the Red Cedar River near its mouth at Dunnville.
		Geologist, ethnologist and explorer Henry Rowe Schoolcraft descended the river in 1831, commenting that the name Red Cedar was "quite inappropriate" (since presumably there were no red cedars along it, though one local tradition holds that there was a single specimen on its Red Cedar Lake headwaters) and that "Folleavoine" was more suitable.
		Marshy ricing beds on the Red Cedar River on ceded Ojibwe lands were flooded by small dams to create a millpond/reservoir for the growing Knapp, Stout & Co., Company operations in Menomonie.
	discover-net.net /~dchs/history/explaces.html (1128 words)

	I-96 BL / GTW, CRRR, & Red Cedar River
		In Lansing, where traffic problems were a personal frustration to state legislators and highway officials, there was a major post-war initiative to improve four of the eight trunkline routes serving the capital city.
		The bridge was constructed to provide access to the north side of the river, where Lansing was developing, and served the stagecoach route to Jackson.
		In addition to moving utility lines, the project also required relocation of a Grand Trunk Railroad control tower and construction of a small three-span bridge over the Red Cedar River for access to businesses on the eastern end of South Street, which would be isolated by the grade separation’s substructue.
	www.mi.gov /mdot/0,1607,7-151-9620_11154_11188-28728--,00.html (746 words)

	Encyclopedia: Red Cedar River
		MSU Spartans' fight song: "On the banks of the Red Cedar, There's a school that's known to all; Its specialty is winning, And those Spartans play good ball;..."
		The river is often the topic of many a conversation, for much of the land engulfing the area is part of the drainage basin of the river.
		A wisse choice was made, teaching the young middle school students about the great importance of clean water.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Red-Cedar-River (300 words)

	Red Cedar River pollution threatens Williamston project
		The Red Cedar's pollution is also threatening future economic benefits for Williamston's whitewater rapids.
		That water needed to be impounded to keep the section of the river where the dam was under city jurisdiction.
		The Red Cedar and hundreds of water sources across the country are plagued with NPS pollution, according to Lindemann.
	www.cns.jrn.msu.edu /articles/2002_0215/nonpointpollution.html (989 words)

	Red Cedar Furniture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Note the Sofa Table at the foot of the bed. This table works wonders in a number of places, but is most often found at the back of a couch or sofa that is not placed against a wall.
		This is the Cedar Lodge 6-drawer bureau. This comes also in the plain front full red cedar drawers, which are shown above in the front right of the photo on a 2-drawer night stand.
		Together with a cedar mirror (small shown) this can be a lovely addition to any bedroom. The free moving drawers have built in finger pulls along each side edge of the log. No need for knobs and no hassles to get inside.
	www.jgloghomes.homestead.com /CedarFurniture1.html (587 words)

	WDNR - Red Cedar Trail Conditions
		Lots of waterfowl as well as a few osprey and eagles are passing through along the river.
		In general, Red Cedar State Trail is closed to hunting.
		This is the section from County Highway Y south to the Chippewa River Trail.
	www.dnr.state.wi.us /org/land/parks/regions/wcr/redcedar.html (203 words)

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - red cedar
		MSN Encarta - Search Results - red cedar
		The common, or American, arborvitae, often called white cedar, is found in the northeastern regions of North America as far south as Virginia.
		cedar trees, discovered by Lewis and Clark expedition, picture, products from trees (table), table of record trees of the United States
	encarta.msn.com /red+cedar.html (141 words)

	TMDL
		Tainter Lake, Lake Menomin and a portion of the Red Cedar River are on the state impaired waters list because of water quality problems due to high levels of phosphorus.
		During development of a TMDL for the Red Cedar River basin, water quality goals will be established to help improve problems due to excessive algae in the lakes.
		The purpose of these meetings is to explain the Red Cedar Basin TMDL and get input from the public about the goals and management strategies that have been identified for the project.
	clean-water.uwex.edu /redcedartmdl/TMDL.html (892 words)

	red_cedar
		The berries of cedar trees are used to flavor
		Cedar has been used for almost every kind of furniture, but perhaps is
		All Cedar Brook products are made entirely of Aromatic "Oklahoma" Red Cedar.
	cedarbrookfurniture.com /red_cedar.html (186 words)

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