Tag: “Cosumnes River”

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  1. Cosumnes River Preserve

    The Cosumnes River Preserve is located between Sacramento and Stockton, in the heart of Northern California's lush Central Valley. It encompasses more than 46,000 acres.

    The Cosumnes River is quite small (80 miles) but it is the only remaining unregulated river on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevadas.

  2. Praia do Jacaré

    It's a beach river, located at Cabedelo - PB - Brazil. There's several restaurants in the area, and one of them presents the original show of Jurandy do Sax.

  3. Canyonlands National Park

    One of the lesser known National Parks, Canyonlands is a huge park very near Arches National Park. It is broken into three areas called the Island in the Sky, the Needles, the Maze.

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  5. Geumho River (Geumhogang)

    The Geumho River (Geumhogang) is one of the two main rivers which bisect the South Korean city of Daegu. It is a great place to walk, relax, picnic, take photographs, and go boating.

  6. Millersburg Ferry

    The oldest wooden paddle-boat ferry still in normal operation. It crosses the Susquehanna River at Millersburg, Pennsylvania.

  7. Yodogawa river

    Huge and calm great river going through Osaka, originating from the north. One of the symbols of the city as important festvals and fireworks take place every year on its banks.

  8. Angara River

    The Angara River flows through the city of Irkutsk in Siberian Russia. The banks of the river are an ideal spot for strolling with your friends.

  9. Tennessee Aquarium

    Until the Atlanta Aquarium opened , this was one of the largest in the country. This picture was taken as they opened the building with salt water fish and memorialized the "trail of tears".

  10. Chicago Bridges

    Over the Chicago River are a number of bridges. Some of the busiest bridges in the world, the time to view them is at the beginning of the boating season when all of the little sailboats are taken from drydocks storage, out onto Lake Michigan.

    According to the Bridges Department of the City of Chicago, a "boat run" starts around 9:30 on Wednesday's and Saturday's during the spring and fall boating season.