Colville and Palouse notes (part 2).
Date
1953
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UNPUBLISHED
Abstract
"...The descent to and ascent from the Spokane river, is abrupt and rocky ...all the country between the Slawntehus and Chemakane, westward toward the Columbia river is more or less mountainous or broken by irregular ranges. These mountains are higher towards the north and break up and fall off towards the south into low ranges and undulating plains in the Great Spokane plateau. The trail bears to the southwest from the Spokane river, across this plateau--crossing the Saptin or Lewis fork of the Columbia at the mouth of the Peluse."
Description
20 sheets 8 x 11.5 inch. Typed. Editing marks throughout by Relander.