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  • Dry Falls Lake and Dry Falls channeled scablands geologic feature in the Grand Coulee Area of Washington.
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  • Arrowleaf balsamroot blooming at Twin Lakes in the Channeled Scablands of eastern Washington.
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  • American coots on Coffee Pot Lake in the Channeled Scablands of eastern Washington.
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  • Balsamroot blooming at Coffee Pot Lake in the Channeled Scablands of eastern Washington.
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  • Drumheller Channels National Natural Landmark, Washington.
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  • Lower Goose Lake, Seeps Lake Wildlife Area, Washington.
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  • The Sisters basalt rock formation, a scab residual of the Missoula Floods on the east bank of the Columbia River at the Wallula Gap in southeast Washington. In Cayuse Indian legend Coyote turned two sisters into the stone pillars. .
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  • Road in to Moses Coulee, central Washington.
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  • Hutchinson Lake, Columbia National Wildlife Refuge, Washington.
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  • Basalt columns in the potholes area of Columbia National Wildlife Refuge, Washington.
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  • The Sisters basalt rock formation, a scab residual of the Missoula Floods on the east bank of the Columbia River at the Wallula Gap in southeast Washington. In Cayuse Indian legend Coyote turned two sisters into the stone pillars.
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