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Yakima River

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Yakima River
A river, about 327 km (203 mi) long, of central and southeast Washington rising in the Cascade Range and flowing generally southeast to the Columbia River.
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On April 4th of this year, Phillip Estes was knocked unconscious when the pickup truck he was driving veered off a road and plunged into the runoff-swollen Yakima River near Richland, Washington.
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It spans from the lush forested Cascade Mountains to the upper Yakima River Valley plains and the Columbia River.
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