Palouse River

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The Palouse River is a tributary of the Snake River in the northwestern United States, known for flowing through the rolling agricultural hills of the Palouse region and for its dramatic Palouse Falls.

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Palouse River canonical 10
South Fork Palouse River 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
tributary
continent North America
country United States
crossedBy State Route 261 (Washington)
U.S. Route 12 NERFINISHED
drainsRegion Palouse agricultural region
linked to: Palouse region
flowsThroughCounty Adams County, Washington
Franklin County, Washington
Latah County, Idaho
Whitman County, Washington
geologicalHistory shaped by Missoula Floods
hasAverageDischargeLocation Hooper, Washington
hasEcosystem riparian corridor in agricultural landscape
semi-arid shrub-steppe canyon
hasFeature Palouse River Canyon
hasMajorTributary North Fork Palouse River
Rock Creek (Palouse River tributary)
South Fork Palouse River
hasNotableViewpoint Palouse Falls overlook
hasProtectedAreaOnCourse Palouse Falls State Park
hasRecreation hiking at Palouse Falls State Park
sightseeing at Palouse Falls overlook
hasWaterfall Palouse Falls
knownFor Palouse Falls
dramatic canyon landscapes
rolling agricultural hills scenery
locatedInRegion Palouse
linked to: Palouse region
locatedInState Idaho
Washington
mouthLocatedInCounty Franklin County, Washington
Whitman County, Washington
mouthLocatedNear Lyons Ferry
mouthLocation Snake River
nearCity Colfax, Washington
Palouse, Washington
Pullman, Washington
partOfRiverSystem Snake River system
linked to: Snake River
partOfWatershed Columbia River Basin
riverSystemType inland drainage to Pacific Ocean via Columbia River
sourceLocatedInRegion Rocky Mountains foothills
sourceLocatedInState Idaho
stateParkManagedBy Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
tourismAttraction Palouse Falls
Palouse River Canyon viewpoints
tributaryOf Snake River
usedFor irrigation support in surrounding farmlands

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Palouse region contains Palouse River
Whitman County, Washington hasRiver Palouse River
Pullman, Washington hasRiver South Fork Palouse River
linked to: Palouse River
Palouse Falls watercourse Palouse River
Palus people associatedRiver Palouse River
Franklin County hasRiver Palouse River
Palouse, Washington namedAfter Palouse River
Colfax, Washington locatedOnRiver Palouse River
Harvard, Idaho locatedNear Palouse River
Snake River Basin majorTributary Palouse River