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Kettle River

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Ket·tle River  (ktl)
A river, about 257 km (160 mi) long, of southern British Columbia, Canada, and northeast Washington flowing generally southward to the Columbia River.
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including General Manager, Kettle River Operations (1987-1990), Vice President, Planning and Development (1990-1993) and Vice President, Operations (1993-1996).
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