Difference between revisions of "Thompson River"
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Revision as of 00:46, 31 May 2006
| Thompson River | |
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| Origin | Vargas Canyon, Burton Mountains |
| Delta | Vargas Canyon Delta |
| Basin countries | Asgarnieu |
| Length | 451 Miles |
| Source elevation | 13,557 Feet |
| Avg. discharge | 7,601 m3/s |
| Watershed area | 49,844 mi2 |
The Thompson River is located on the North Side of The Burton Mountain Range. It flows north, and goes from the mountain to the ocean. More than 200 cities and towns are located on the banks of this major river.
