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Lostine River

A mountain-to-valley watershed connecting fish, irrigation and continuing tribal stewardship.

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The Lostine River at Lostine. Community context for this record.
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The Lostine River at Lostine. Community context for this record.

Finetooth · 2010-09-18 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Image & source ↗

Read the Lostine town history for sourced accounts of flow agreements and fish restoration. The federal river profile describes the upper watershed, while tribal and restoration-program sources document different aspects of management.

National Wild and Scenic Rivers System ↗Nez Perce Tribe ↗Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board ↗

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Land and parcel records

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From the photograph collection

Around Lostine, in photographs.

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Civic buildings in Lostine, photographed from the street.View photograph
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The everyday buildings of Lostine

Finetooth2010-09-18
Wildflowers near the Lostine River, photographed from Upper Lostine Road.View photograph
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Summer on the Lostine

Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives28 July 2020
Forested slopes and rocky ground along Upper Lostine Road.View photograph
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Above the Lostine River

Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives28 July 2020
The larger story

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Wallowa Lake and the mountains, seen from the county park at the north end.
Chapter 01 Land & water

The land holds the story.

A river can be a farm’s water supply, a salmon’s route home, and a test of whether neighbors can make room for one another. Follow the Lostine to the East Moraine, where care for the land became a set of concrete agreements.

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