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• 1. [Image] Cedar Creek Falls

  	Birdseye view of Cedar Creek falls and small power developement
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cedar Creek Falls Year: 1937 Birdseye view of Cedar Creek falls and small power developement Title: Cedar Creek Falls Year: 1937 Birdseye view of Cedar Creek falls and small power developement Close

• 2. [Image] Cedar Creek Falls at high water

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cedar Creek Falls at high water Year: 1937 Title: Cedar Creek Falls at high water Year: 1937 Close

• 3. [Image] Falls on upper Redfish Lake Creek, Idaho

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls on upper Redfish Lake Creek, Idaho Year: 1935 Title: Falls on upper Redfish Lake Creek, Idaho Year: 1935 Close

• 4. [Image] Falls above Timber Creek

  	Falls above Timber Creek, tributary to the Washougal River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls above Timber Creek Year: 1935 Falls above Timber Creek, tributary to the Washougal River Title: Falls above Timber Creek Year: 1935 Falls above Timber Creek, tributary to the Washougal River Close

• 5. [Image] Albernathy Creek bedrock chute and falls

  	Albernathy Creek, a tributary to Columbia River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Albernathy Creek bedrock chute and falls Year: 1936 Albernathy Creek, a tributary to Columbia River Title: Albernathy Creek bedrock chute and falls Year: 1936 Albernathy Creek, a tributary to Columbia River Close

• 6. [Image] Falls on Silver Creek

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls on Silver Creek Year: 1937 Title: Falls on Silver Creek Year: 1937 Close

• 7. [Image] Albernathy Falls

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Albernathy Falls Year: 1946 Title: Albernathy Falls Year: 1946 Close

• 8. [Image] Looking downstream on east fork of Mayfield Creek

  	East Fork of Mayfield Creek tributary to Loon Creek which is a tributary to the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Photo is looking downstream over a cascade section in the stream
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Looking downstream on east fork of Mayfield Creek Year: 1941 East Fork of Mayfield Creek tributary to Loon Creek which is a tributary to the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Photo is looking downstream over a cascade section in the stream Title: Looking downstream on east fork of Mayfield Creek Year: 1941 East Fork of Mayfield Creek tributary to Loon Creek which is a tributary to the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Photo is looking downstream over a cascade section in the stream Close

• 9. [Image] Falls on Cat Creek

  	Falls on Cat Creek, tributary to the Cispus River, 1/4 mile above the mouth. Lower falls is 4 feet high and the upper falls is 10 feet high
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls on Cat Creek Year: 1936 Falls on Cat Creek, tributary to the Cispus River, 1/4 mile above the mouth. Lower falls is 4 feet high and the upper falls is 10 feet high Title: Falls on Cat Creek Year: 1936 Falls on Cat Creek, tributary to the Cispus River, 1/4 mile above the mouth. Lower falls is 4 feet high and the upper falls is 10 feet high Close

• 10. [Image] Impassable bedrock chute

  	Impassable bedrock chute on North Fork Cispus River near Timonium Creek. Drops 25 feet in 60 feet. There are no pools
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Impassable bedrock chute Year: 1937 Impassable bedrock chute on North Fork Cispus River near Timonium Creek. Drops 25 feet in 60 feet. There are no pools Title: Impassable bedrock chute Year: 1937 Impassable bedrock chute on North Fork Cispus River near Timonium Creek. Drops 25 feet in 60 feet. There are no pools Close

• 11. [Image] Timonium Creek falls

  	75 foot series of falls on Timonium Creek near its confluence with the North Fork of the Cispus River. Indicates terrific flood stages
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Timonium Creek falls Year: 1937 75 foot series of falls on Timonium Creek near its confluence with the North Fork of the Cispus River. Indicates terrific flood stages Title: Timonium Creek falls Year: 1937 75 foot series of falls on Timonium Creek near its confluence with the North Fork of the Cispus River. Indicates terrific flood stages Close

• 12. [Image] Cedar Creek Falls

  	Cedar Creek Falls at high-water stage near Hall, Washington
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cedar Creek Falls Year: 1937 Cedar Creek Falls at high-water stage near Hall, Washington Title: Cedar Creek Falls Year: 1937 Cedar Creek Falls at high-water stage near Hall, Washington Close

• 13. [Image] Niggerhead Creek falls (Yellowjacket Creek)

  	Falls on Niggerhead Creek 4 miles above road. The falls are 25 feet high
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Niggerhead Creek falls (Yellowjacket Creek) Year: 1936 Falls on Niggerhead Creek 4 miles above road. The falls are 25 feet high Title: Niggerhead Creek falls (Yellowjacket Creek) Year: 1936 Falls on Niggerhead Creek 4 miles above road. The falls are 25 feet high Close

• 14. [Image] Falls on Goat Creek

  	35 foot falls on Goat Creek, located 530 yards above its confluence with the Cowlitz River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls on Goat Creek Year: 1937 35 foot falls on Goat Creek, located 530 yards above its confluence with the Cowlitz River Title: Falls on Goat Creek Year: 1937 35 foot falls on Goat Creek, located 530 yards above its confluence with the Cowlitz River Close

• 15. [Image] Lake Creek falls

  	25 foot falls on Lake Creek two mile above its mouth. Lake Creek is the outlet of Packwood Lake in the Cowlitz River system
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lake Creek falls Year: 1937 25 foot falls on Lake Creek two mile above its mouth. Lake Creek is the outlet of Packwood Lake in the Cowlitz River system Title: Lake Creek falls Year: 1937 25 foot falls on Lake Creek two mile above its mouth. Lake Creek is the outlet of Packwood Lake in the Cowlitz River system Close

• 16. [Image] Stratified sandstone falls on Coal Creek

  	Coal Creek is a tributary to the Columbia River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Stratified sandstone falls on Coal Creek Year: 1936 Coal Creek is a tributary to the Columbia River Title: Stratified sandstone falls on Coal Creek Year: 1936 Coal Creek is a tributary to the Columbia River Close

• 17. [Image] East Canyon Creek Falls

  	Falls above mouth of East Canyon Creek, a tributary to the Cispus River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: East Canyon Creek Falls Year: 1936 Falls above mouth of East Canyon Creek, a tributary to the Cispus River Title: East Canyon Creek Falls Year: 1936 Falls above mouth of East Canyon Creek, a tributary to the Cispus River Close

• 18. [Image] Falls on Bear Creek

  	Falls on Bear Creek near Clatskanie, Oregon
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls on Bear Creek Year: 2004 Falls on Bear Creek near Clatskanie, Oregon Title: Falls on Bear Creek Year: 2004 Falls on Bear Creek near Clatskanie, Oregon Close

• 19. [Image] Waterfall Creek

  	Waterfall Creek near confluence with Middle Fork Salmon River. Waterfall Creek enters Middle Fork Salmon River just above Big Creek on left bank. The creek is too precipitous for migratory fish
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Waterfall Creek Year: 1941 Waterfall Creek near confluence with Middle Fork Salmon River. Waterfall Creek enters Middle Fork Salmon River just above Big Creek on left bank. The creek is too precipitous for migratory fish Title: Waterfall Creek Year: 1941 Waterfall Creek near confluence with Middle Fork Salmon River. Waterfall Creek enters Middle Fork Salmon River just above Big Creek on left bank. The creek is too precipitous for migratory fish Close

• 20. [Image] Bedrock falls

  	A shallow bedrock falls on Sharps Creek, Oregon?. Photo shows a typical natural obstruction to fish at low water stages.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Bedrock falls Year: 1937 A shallow bedrock falls on Sharps Creek, Oregon?. Photo shows a typical natural obstruction to fish at low water stages. Title: Bedrock falls Year: 1937 A shallow bedrock falls on Sharps Creek, Oregon?. Photo shows a typical natural obstruction to fish at low water stages. Close

• 21. [Image] Falls on Rock Creek

  	Upper part of series of falls on Rock Creek one mile above the Columbia River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls on Rock Creek Year: 1936 Upper part of series of falls on Rock Creek one mile above the Columbia River Title: Falls on Rock Creek Year: 1936 Upper part of series of falls on Rock Creek one mile above the Columbia River Close

• 22. [Image] Fast cascades

  	Fast cascades over bedrock on Rock Creek four miles above the mouth. It is a barrier to fish at low water.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Fast cascades Year: 1936 Fast cascades over bedrock on Rock Creek four miles above the mouth. It is a barrier to fish at low water. Title: Fast cascades Year: 1936 Fast cascades over bedrock on Rock Creek four miles above the mouth. It is a barrier to fish at low water. Close

• 23. [Image] Rock Creek falls near Stevenson, Washington

  	View of impassable series of falls one mile above the mouth of Rock Creek
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Rock Creek falls near Stevenson, Washington Year: 1936 View of impassable series of falls one mile above the mouth of Rock Creek Title: Rock Creek falls near Stevenson, Washington Year: 1936 View of impassable series of falls one mile above the mouth of Rock Creek Close

• 24. [Image] Falls on Rock Creek

  	Series of falls on Rock Creek near Stevenson, Washington, one mile above the Columbia River. It drops a total of forty five feet.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls on Rock Creek Year: 1936 Series of falls on Rock Creek near Stevenson, Washington, one mile above the Columbia River. It drops a total of forty five feet. Title: Falls on Rock Creek Year: 1936 Series of falls on Rock Creek near Stevenson, Washington, one mile above the Columbia River. It drops a total of forty five feet. Close

• 25. [Image] Falls on Rock Creek near Stevenson, Washington

  	The falls are impassable and are twenty five feet high.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Falls on Rock Creek near Stevenson, Washington Year: 1936 The falls are impassable and are twenty five feet high. Title: Falls on Rock Creek near Stevenson, Washington Year: 1936 The falls are impassable and are twenty five feet high. Close

• 26. [Image] Cedar Creek dam and falls

  	20 foot dam and falls on Cedar Creek near Hall, Washington. Photo shows nearly low-water stage
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cedar Creek dam and falls Year: 1937 20 foot dam and falls on Cedar Creek near Hall, Washington. Photo shows nearly low-water stage Title: Cedar Creek dam and falls Year: 1937 20 foot dam and falls on Cedar Creek near Hall, Washington. Photo shows nearly low-water stage Close

• 27. [Image] Cedar Creek dam and falls

  	Power diversion, old mill, diversion return and fish-ladder at Cedar Creek dam and falls at Hall, Washington. Dam and falls only partly showing upstream. Fish-ladder leads into diversion
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Cedar Creek dam and falls Year: 1937 Power diversion, old mill, diversion return and fish-ladder at Cedar Creek dam and falls at Hall, Washington. Dam and falls only partly showing upstream. Fish-ladder leads into diversion Title: Cedar Creek dam and falls Year: 1937 Power diversion, old mill, diversion return and fish-ladder at Cedar Creek dam and falls at Hall, Washington. Dam and falls only partly showing upstream. Fish-ladder leads into diversion Close

• 28. [Image] Sulphur Creek Falls

  	Downstream view from horse bridge at head end of falls
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Sulphur Creek Falls Year: 1941 Downstream view from horse bridge at head end of falls Title: Sulphur Creek Falls Year: 1941 Downstream view from horse bridge at head end of falls Close

• 29. [Image] Sulphur Creek bedrock chute

  	12 ft impassable bedrock chute short distance above highway bridge This is topped by a 6 ft dam
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Sulphur Creek bedrock chute Year: 1941 12 ft impassable bedrock chute short distance above highway bridge This is topped by a 6 ft dam Title: Sulphur Creek bedrock chute Year: 1941 12 ft impassable bedrock chute short distance above highway bridge This is topped by a 6 ft dam Close

• 30. [Image] Niggerhead Creek (Yellowjacket Creek)

  	Passable falls and cascades on Niggerhead Creek
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Niggerhead Creek (Yellowjacket Creek) Year: 1936 Passable falls and cascades on Niggerhead Creek Title: Niggerhead Creek (Yellowjacket Creek) Year: 1936 Passable falls and cascades on Niggerhead Creek Close

• 31. [Image] Adams Creek falls

  	15 ft falls in box canyon on Adams Creek, 1/4 mile above the mouth
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Adams Creek falls Year: 1941 15 ft falls in box canyon on Adams Creek, 1/4 mile above the mouth Title: Adams Creek falls Year: 1941 15 ft falls in box canyon on Adams Creek, 1/4 mile above the mouth Close

• 32. [Image] Greenhorn Creek falls

  	Greenhorn Creek falls, a tributary to the Cispus River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Greenhorn Creek falls Year: 1936 Greenhorn Creek falls, a tributary to the Cispus River Title: Greenhorn Creek falls Year: 1936 Greenhorn Creek falls, a tributary to the Cispus River Close

• 33. [Image] Lake Creek

  	Lake Creek, outlet of Packwood Lake showing characteristic cascades
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lake Creek Year: 1937 Lake Creek, outlet of Packwood Lake showing characteristic cascades Title: Lake Creek Year: 1937 Lake Creek, outlet of Packwood Lake showing characteristic cascades Close

• 34. [Image] Adams Creek falls

  	15 foot falls in box canyon 1/4 miles above mouth of Adams Creek, a tributary of Cispus River
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Adams Creek falls Year: 1941 15 foot falls in box canyon 1/4 miles above mouth of Adams Creek, a tributary of Cispus River Title: Adams Creek falls Year: 1941 15 foot falls in box canyon 1/4 miles above mouth of Adams Creek, a tributary of Cispus River Close

• 35. [Image] Hanging Valleys

  	Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "Valleys through which glaciers pass are widened and deepened, and their walls made smoother. The deepening of a mountain valley by glacial erosion sometimes ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Hanging Valleys Year: 1915 Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "Valleys through which glaciers pass are widened and deepened, and their walls made smoother. The deepening of a mountain valley by glacial erosion sometimes brings about a curious relation between it and its tributaries. The lower ends of the tributary valleys are much higher than the valleys which they join. Such valleys are called hanging valleys. They abound in the mountains of the western part of the United States, and in other mountains where glaciers formerly existed. The tributary may be left hanging, because the main valley is deepened by glacial erosion, while the tributary is not; or in some cases both the main and the tributary valley are deepened, but the former much more than the latter." Title: Hanging Valleys Year: 1915 Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "Valleys through which glaciers pass are widened and deepened, and their walls made smoother. The deepening of a mountain valley by glacial erosion sometimes brings about a curious relation between it and its tributaries. The lower ends of the tributary valleys are much higher than the valleys which they join. Such valleys are called hanging valleys. They abound in the mountains of the western part of the United States, and in other mountains where glaciers formerly existed. The tributary may be left hanging, because the main valley is deepened by glacial erosion, while the tributary is not; or in some cases both the main and the tributary valley are deepened, but the former much more than the latter." Close