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Elochoman River
The Elochoman River is a tributary of the Columbia River, in the U.S. state of Washington. It is about long.
The river's name comes from the name of a Cathlamet (Chinookan) village.〔 online at (Google Books )〕
==Course==
The Elochoman River's headwater's start from Elochoman Lake, in Cowlitz County, from which it flows west for several miles. Joined by the tributary East Fork and North Fork, the main river turns south. After a few miles the West Fork tributary joins. From there the main Elochoman River flows south and southwest. Its river valley widens into a broad flat bottomland called the Upper Elochoman Valley. Then the river passes through a short but narrow gorge, after which it meanders through the Lower Elochoman Valley.
In its final reach the Elochoman River flows through the sloughs and wetlands of the Columbia River's estuary. The mouth of the river is on Elochoman Slough, a long side-channel of the Columbia River located east of Hunting Islands, northwest of Cathlamet.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url= http://www.columbiariverimages.com/Regions/Places/elochoman_river_slough.html )〕 Much of the lower Elochoman River, Elochoman Slough, and Hunting Island are part of the Columbian White-tailed Deer National Wildlife Refuge.〔Course inforamation mainly from USGS topo maps available via the relevant USGS GNIS pages.〕
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