Columbia River

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The Columbia River is a major river of the Pacific Northwest that forms much of the border between Oregon and Washington and is vital for hydroelectric power, transportation, and regional ecosystems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international river
river
borderRole forms much of the border between Oregon and Washington
continent North America
country Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
dischargeRankInNorthAmerica fourth-largest by volume
drainageBasinArea about 258,000 square miles
about 668,000 square kilometers
ecoregionImportance critical salmon habitat
flowsDirection generally south and west
flowsThrough British Columbia
Oregon
Washington
formsBorderBetween Oregon
Washington
formsFeature Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
surface form: Columbia River Gorge
governedBy Columbia River Treaty
hasDam Bonneville Dam
Chief Joseph Dam
Grand Coulee Dam
McNary Dam
The Dalles Dam
historicalUse route for Lewis and Clark Expedition
transportation route for Indigenous peoples
hydroelectricSystem Columbia River hydropower system
knownFor Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
surface form: Columbia River Gorge

barge transportation
hydroelectric power production
salmon runs
length about 1,243 miles
about 2,000 kilometers
locatedIn Pacific Northwest
majorTributary Cowlitz River
Deschutes River
Kootenay River
Okanogan River
Snake River
Spokane River
Willamette River
Yakima River
mouth Pacific Ocean
mouthLocation Astoria, Oregon
passesCity Castlegar, British Columbia
Portland, Oregon, United States
surface form: Portland, Oregon

Trail, British Columbia
Tri-Cities, Washington
Vancouver, Washington
sourceLocation Columbia Lake
sourceProvinceOrState British Columbia
sourceRegion Rocky Mountains
usedFor fisheries
hydroelectric power
irrigation
navigation
recreation

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International Joint Commission operatesIn Columbia River
this entity surface form: Columbia River basin
Gresham hasProximityTo Columbia River
Bureau of Reclamation serviceArea Columbia River
this entity surface form: Columbia River Basin
Northeast Portland borders Columbia River
this entity surface form: Columbia River (to the north in some areas)
western Oregon majorRiver Columbia River
subject surface form: Western Oregon
Pacific lamprey foundIn Columbia River
this entity surface form: Columbia River Basin
North Portland locatedByBodyOfWater Columbia River
Interstate 84 parallels Columbia River
subject surface form: Interstate 84 (Oregon–Idaho)
Wasco County, Oregon borders Columbia River
Interstate 205 crosses Columbia River
Snake River mouth Columbia River
Snake River riverSystem Columbia River
this entity surface form: Columbia River basin
Snake River flowsInto Columbia River
Columbia Valley AVA namedAfter Columbia River
Columbia Valley AVA irrigationSource Columbia River
St. Helens, Oregon locatedOnRiver Columbia River
Rainier, Oregon locatedOnRiver Columbia River
Rainier, Oregon borderedBy Columbia River
Rainier, Oregon hasViewOf Columbia River
Rainier, Oregon isInRegion Columbia River
this entity surface form: Lower Columbia River region
Hanford production reactors locatedOn Columbia River
St. Johns neighborhood borderedByRiver Columbia River
Portland bridge system crosses Columbia River
BC hasMajorRiver Columbia River
subject surface form: British Columbia
Vancouver, Washington borderedBy Columbia River
Vancouver, Washington hasRiver Columbia River
Oregon Country majorRiver Columbia River
Horsetail Falls flowsInto Columbia River
Angel’s Rest Trail offersViewOf Columbia River
Angel’s Rest Trail near Columbia River
Tualatin River partOf Columbia River
this entity surface form: Columbia River basin
Dog Mountain Trail overlooks Columbia River
Elowah Falls proximityTo Columbia River
MWAK Company locationOfWork Columbia River
Consolidated Builders, Inc. significantProjectLocation Columbia River
this entity surface form: Columbia River, Washington, United States
Left Powerhouse locatedOnRiver Columbia River
Left Powerhouse waterSource Columbia River
Third Powerhouse locatedOn Columbia River
Third Powerhouse waterSource Columbia River
Starvation Creek Falls isNear Columbia River
Right Powerhouse waterSource Columbia River
Eagle Creek Trail near Columbia River
Southwest Washington bordersRiver Columbia River
Cascade Locks, Oregon locatedOn Columbia River
Vista House overlooks Columbia River
Wahkeena Falls near Columbia River
Grand Coulee, Washington locatedOn Columbia River