Lamar River

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The Lamar River is a major waterway in Yellowstone National Park, renowned for its scenic landscapes and rich wildlife habitat, especially for trout and large mammals.

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Lamar River canonical 1
Lamar River valley 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
contributesTo Yellowstone River watershed
linked to: Yellowstone River
country United States of America
ecosystemType montane river ecosystem
flowsThrough Lamar Valley
northeastern Yellowstone National Park
hasFeature broad open valley (Lamar Valley)
meandering channels
riparian meadows
hasFishSpecies Yellowstone cutthroat trout
cutthroat–rainbow hybrid trout
rainbow trout
hasRecreationAccessPoint Lamar Valley roadside pullouts
trailheads along Northeast Entrance Road
hasTributary Cache Creek
Pebble Creek
Slough Creek
Soda Butte Creek
hasWildlife bighorn sheep
bison
elk
grizzly bears
pronghorn
wolves
knownFor rich wildlife habitat
scenic landscapes
trout fishing
viewing large mammals
locatedIn Absaroka Range region
linked to: Absaroka Range

Park County, Wyoming
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
locatedInProtectedBiome temperate coniferous forest and grassland mosaic
managementBy U.S. National Park Service
mouthLocation confluence with Yellowstone River near Tower Junction
notableFor important habitat for Yellowstone cutthroat trout
prime wolf-watching area in Yellowstone
partOf Yellowstone River basin
linked to: Yellowstone River
region Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
sourceLocation Absaroka Range
tributaryOf Yellowstone River
usedFor hiking access along its valley
recreational fishing
wildlife viewing
withinProtectedArea Yellowstone National Park

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Lamar Valley traversedBy Lamar River
Northeast Entrance Road (Yellowstone National Park) traverses Lamar River valley
linked to: Lamar River