Beaverhead River

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The Beaverhead River is a renowned trout-fishing river in southwestern Montana that flows through ranchlands and valleys before joining other streams to form the Jefferson River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
trout-fishing river
confluenceWith Big Hole River NERFINISHED
Ruby River NERFINISHED
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ecosystemType cold-water river
flowsDirection generally northward
flowsNear Twin Bridges, Montana NERFINISHED
flowsThrough ranchlands
valleys
forms Jefferson River NERFINISHED
hasFeature tailwater fishery below Clark Canyon Dam
hasInfrastructure Clark Canyon Dam NERFINISHED
hasRegulation special trout fishing regulations
hasTributary Blacktail Deer Creek NERFINISHED
Grasshopper Creek NERFINISHED
Horse Prairie Creek NERFINISHED
Red Rock River NERFINISHED
historicalUse route of the Lewis and Clark Expedition vicinity
knownFor brown trout fishery
rainbow trout fishery
trout fishing
locatedIn Beaverhead County, Montana NERFINISHED
Madison County, Montana NERFINISHED
Montana NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion southwestern Montana
mainUse recreational fishing
managingAgency Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks NERFINISHED
mouthLocatedAt confluence of Beaverhead River, Ruby River, and Big Hole River
mouthNear Twin Bridges, Montana NERFINISHED
namedAfter Beaverhead Rock NERFINISHED
partOf Jefferson River system NERFINISHED
Missouri River watershed NERFINISHED
recreation boating
fly fishing
region Northern Rocky Mountains NERFINISHED
source Clark Canyon Reservoir NERFINISHED
sourceNear Dillon, Montana NERFINISHED
state Montana NERFINISHED
supportsSpecies brown trout
mountain whitefish
rainbow trout
usedFor irrigation supply
waterBodyType freshwater river

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western Montana hasRiver Beaverhead River
subject surface form: Western Montana