Cosumnes River

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The Cosumnes River is a relatively free-flowing river in Northern California known for its diverse riparian habitats and role in supporting regional wildlife and recreation.

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Cosumnes River canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
associatedWith U.S. Bureau of Land Management
surface form: Bureau of Land Management

California Department of Fish and Wildlife
The Nature Conservancy
basinCountry United States of America
country United States of America
crossedBy California State Route 99
Interstate 5
drainageBasin San Joaquin River Basin
surface form: San Joaquin River basin
flowsInto Mokelumne River
hasEcosystemType floodplain habitat
riparian forest
wetlands
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic seasonal flooding
unregulated lower reaches
hasProtectedArea Cosumnes River Preserve
hasTributary Middle Fork Cosumnes River
North Fork Cosumnes River
South Fork Cosumnes River
knownFor diverse riparian habitats
recreational opportunities
relatively free-flowing condition
supporting regional wildlife
length approximately 80 miles
locatedIn Amador County, California
California, United States
surface form: California

El Dorado County, California
Northern California
Sacramento County, California NERFINISHED
mouthElevation approximately 7 feet
mouthLocation near Walnut Grove, California
nearbyCity Elk Grove
surface form: Elk Grove, California

Galt, California
partOf Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta
surface form: Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta watershed
region Central Valley
surface form: Sacramento–San Joaquin Valley
sourceLocation Sierra Nevada
surface form: Sierra Nevada, California
supportsSpecies migratory birds
salmon
sandhill cranes
steelhead trout
tributaryOf Mokelumne River
usedFor birdwatching
boating
fishing
kayaking
wildlife viewing

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