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• 61. [Image] Cispus River from Muddy Fork bridge

  	River 22 feet wide and the falls are 5 feet high
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cispus River from Muddy Fork bridge Year: 1936 River 22 feet wide and the falls are 5 feet high Title: Cispus River from Muddy Fork bridge Year: 1936 River 22 feet wide and the falls are 5 feet high Close

• 62. [Image] Bear Creek waterfalls

  	Impassable 10 foot falls 1/4 mile above mouth of Bear Creek, a tributary of the South Fork Toutle River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Bear Creek waterfalls Year: 1941 Impassable 10 foot falls 1/4 mile above mouth of Bear Creek, a tributary of the South Fork Toutle River Title: Bear Creek waterfalls Year: 1941 Impassable 10 foot falls 1/4 mile above mouth of Bear Creek, a tributary of the South Fork Toutle River Close

• 63. [Image] Fish-tail Falls

  	Fish-tail falls, found in the upper Entiat box canyon, is a barrier to salmon.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Fish-tail Falls Year: 1939 Fish-tail falls, found in the upper Entiat box canyon, is a barrier to salmon. Title: Fish-tail Falls Year: 1939 Fish-tail falls, found in the upper Entiat box canyon, is a barrier to salmon. Close

• 64. [Image] Lower Cowlitz Falls

  	Lower Cowlitz Falls eight miles below Randle, Washington. The falls are 4 feet high and are not a barrier for fish
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lower Cowlitz Falls Year: 1936 Lower Cowlitz Falls eight miles below Randle, Washington. The falls are 4 feet high and are not a barrier for fish Title: Lower Cowlitz Falls Year: 1936 Lower Cowlitz Falls eight miles below Randle, Washington. The falls are 4 feet high and are not a barrier for fish Close