name of Maine river and streams in the Augusta area?
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The Kennebec River flows through Augusta.  The Dead River and the Penobscot River are also nearby.
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Do you mean Lincoln, Maine??
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Type in Mississippi River on your yahoo search bar and it will bring up several places to search. The one that says Mississippi River is a good one it tell where the river starts and ends. Also tell how long it is ect. Lots of Info there. See for yourself biology.usgs.gov/s+t/SNT/noframe/ms137.htm
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cedar keys!  and of course st augustine. i am from gainesville florida and miss it dearly though always went fishing at both places oh yeah lake lochaloosa!  have fun!!
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There's a page that covers this here (http://www.urbanedpartnership.org/target/units/river/tour/hist.html)
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In Ashtabula in the Ashtabula River towards the mouth is a great place. Actually you want to go to Walnut Beach and go behind the break wall behind the water company. There is a cove there that the pike spawn at in the spring when the water rises to about 40 to 45 degrees. There is alot of vegetation which they like. You will probably have to use a top water buzz bait as plugs will get tangled in all the vegetation. You'll have to walk in. I think they blocked it off now. Also in the harbor you can drive back into the marina on the railroad track side and fish the inlet there but you have to do it before the boats are docked there because they won't let you in when the boats are there unless you know somebody that has a boat docked there.
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some good sites:\nhttp://www.nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/northcarolina/preserves/art10818.html\nhttp://www.winyahrivers.org/bithistory.htm\nhttp://www.horrycountymuseum.org/ex_waccamaw.asp\n\n\n\nexcerpt:\nProbably no other individual feature of Horry County has been as important to the history and development of the area as the Waccamaw River. In 1734 Kingston Township was first surveyed with the town of Kingston (later to become Conway) as its center. The importance of Kingston was its access to the Waccamaw River and through Winyah Bay to the shipping lanes of the Atlantic. Rafting logs on the Waccamaw River required stamina and skill to snake the long rafts of freshly cut cypress and native pines to the great saw mills on the river. Rafters would live on the rafts, building shelters during cold weather and even cooking their meals on the floating logs.
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=stream+thinning
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nothern ny has some very good places for all three. try the upper hudson river area for openers. good hiking all over the state. the finger lakes trail is several hundred miles long and there are shorter trails everywhere. upper genesee river is nice for floats and does have some white water. black river in watertown can get up to impassable depending on water level, for flat water touring the st lawerence river is hard to beat with several waterfront campgrounds [ some boat only]. hemlock and canadice lakes south of rochester are undeveloped and easy to access [ free permits at the north end on hemlock]. some nice wetlands waterways at the south end of canadagiua lake and inronquoit bay also near roch. many climbs in the mountains, caves near cobelskil, a few smaller areas near midstate, and several large gullies around the fingerlakes. the state is just full of fine outdoor areas and attractions
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What river in England?\n\nTry the following Yahoo Searches:\nmap england\nmap thames river england
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Dude, you should definitely go tothe Chinook River. That place is clean, and people have been known to cathc really large fish up there.
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Canoeing and kayaking the Saco river.\nVisit the fair in October.\nFishing and hunting\nHike Jockey cap and Pleasent mountain\nGo to the beach \nSkiing\nBut mostly, cross the state line (15 minutes) to North Conway, NH to find something to do. For  food, outlet shopping, etc....
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Try this site, it has some links of the park and surrounding areas: http://borntoexplore.org/river/attractions.htm
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Chabad Lubavitch of Augusta (706) 722-7659 850 Broad St, Augusta, GA (Orthodox)\n\nAdas Yeshurun-Modern (706) 733-9491 935 Johns Rd, Augusta, GA (Conservative)\n\nWalton Way Temple Congregation (706) 738-8579 3005 Walton Way Ext, Augusta, GA (Reform, I think)\n\nThis is what came up on Yahoo's search.
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By far, the Middle Fork of the Salmon.  The Main Salmon, Selway, and Bruneau (if the water level holds) are also top notch trips.
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This site: http://www.michigantroutstreams.com/michigantroutstreams/\n\nhas a map of trout streams in Michigan. It looks like the Huron River might be the closest one to Lansing.