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The Natural Divides of Drainages

It is amazing to stand at the top of a ridge like that and know you are looking at snow that will melt and flow into several drainages and eventually meet again hundreds of miles later in the Columbia above Grand Coulee Dam. And when we fish on either si Now here we see the basin in the foreground and over the tree covered ridge the water flows into the St. Joe River drainage. Behind me is the snow will melt and flow to the South Fork of the Coeur d' Alene. Those two rivers converge in the Coeur d' Alen Scenery close up My buddy nearing the ridge. Gratuitous climbing picture on a fly fishing web site. This is the view looking up into St. Regis Basin. This is the bowl we climbed/descended. Over that ridge the water heads for the South Fork of the Coeur d' Alene River This is the headwater of the St. Regis River that flows to the Clark Fork River in Montana. A couple of friends and I once went up to Spring Ski/board St. Regis Basin on the Idaho/Montana border. Its beautiful and notable... this will melt and head to the upper Columbia.

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