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It might be worth noting that the high water on the Columbia would not
necessarily have started with the coming of spring. Although the lower
elevations that feed the river would run off sooner, snowmelt in the higher
areas would not peak much before June, if that early. Lewis and Clark had time
for a spring run up the river.
 
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