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Rocky Mountains
Crossing the Hellgate River, May 5th 1854

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U.S. Pacific RR Surveys

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Crossing the Hellgate River, May 5th 1854

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Washington / 1860

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A view of the headwaters of the Palouse (Peluse) River in northern Idaho near the Washington State line, from the US Pacific Railroad Surveys, a monumental 12 volume work, published by the United States Governement, to prepare for and promote the development of the most practicable routes for the transcontinental railroads.

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