Tilton River

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The Tilton River is a river in southwestern Washington State that flows through forested terrain and reservoirs before joining the Cowlitz River.

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Tilton River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry United States
country United States
flowsDirection generally westward
flowsNear Morton, Washington
Mossyrock, Washington
flowsThrough Mayfield Lake
Riffe Lake NERFINISHED
forested terrain
hasDam Cinnabar Creek Dam (historical, inundated)
Mayfield Dam
hasFishSpecies cutthroat trout
rainbow trout
salmon
steelhead trout
hasFloodRisk downstream communities on Cowlitz River
hasHydrologicCode part of USGS Cowlitz River hydrologic unit
hasInfrastructure bridges for local roads
hasLandCover coniferous forest
hasLandUse commercial forestry
outdoor recreation
hasRecreationSite Tilton River State Park (undeveloped)
boat launches on Mayfield Lake
campgrounds along Riffe Lake
locatedIn Lewis County, Washington
Thurston County, Washington
Washington
southwestern Washington
mouth Cowlitz River
mouthLocation near Mossyrock, Washington
namedAfter James Tilton
namedAfterOccupation Surveyor General of Washington Territory
partOf Columbia River watershed
Cowlitz River basin
linked to: Cowlitz River
partOfProtectedArea Gifford Pinchot National Forest (upper watershed vicinity)
region Pacific Northwest
sourceLocation Cascade Range
near Morton, Washington
tributaryOf Cowlitz River
usedFor boating
fishing
hydroelectric power generation
recreation
waterbodyType freshwater river

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Cowlitz River hasTributary Tilton River