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Ross's Adventures of the first settlers on the Oregon or Columbia River, 1810-1813

Note 41 — {121} CHAPTER VIII

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The Yakima (Eyakema) River enters the Columbia from the east, about ten miles above the Snake. It is a large tributary, draining the eastern slope of the Cascade Range. Lewis and Clark called it the Tapteet. The Northern Pacific Railway follows the valley of the Yakima for some distance.—Ed.

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