Kaweah River - Knowledge

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order to direct floodwater away from farms. A major early 20th century project was the channelization of Mill Creek, which runs through the middle of Visalia and posed a major flooding threat before it was straightened, deepened and widened in 1910 at a cost of $ 70,000. Dams were built in the 1920s and 1930s at McKays Point to divide water flow between the Kaweah and St. Johns Rivers, to satisfy downstream water rights. Today, the Kaweah Delta has very little resemblance to historic times; most of the streams have either disappeared or been channelized, and Tulare Lake itself is now a dry, diked basin that only very occasionally floods.

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Kaweah is publicly accessible at the Slick Rock Recreation Area; however, this location is inundated most summers when the level of Lake Kaweah is high. Slick Rock, known to locals as "Boulder Beach", has rock climbing areas and historic Native American bedrock mortars. Lake Kaweah itself offers shoreline fishing and flatwater boating. The upper South Fork in Sequoia National Park has good fishing for wild rainbow trout, although a long hike is required to reach it. A California fishing license is required for visitors older than age 16 in the park.

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square miles (3,940 km). The annual runoff of the Kaweah River between 1975 and 1995 was 443,000 acre-feet (546,000,000 m), or about 600 cubic feet per second (17 m/s). The river's highest flows are during the peak snowmelt months of May and June; winter flows are usually more of a trickle, although the river often experiences flooding during rainstorms. Most of the water is diverted above Visalia for irrigation and groundwater recharge. With the exception of

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the Middle Fork inside Sequoia National Park, which was approved partly because at the time, this was an infrequently visited area of the park. The Kaweah No. 3 plant was completed by 1913, and was followed by more plans to construct a reservoir at Wolverton and at least two additional power plants. The Kaweah plants brought electricity to Visalia for the first time, and the power was also used by farmers to pump

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cubic feet per second (160 m/s), and its distributaries have an even lower capacity. Four years after the dam's completion, it prevented $ 19.6 million of damage during a single storm in December 1966. However, the capacity of the reservoir, Lake Kaweah, was too small to control the most severe floods, and was so for many years until the completion of a spillway enhancement project in 2004. Six huge

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westward for 25.1 miles (40.4 km) to Cross Creek, for a total distance of 58.7 miles (94.5 km). Including the upstream Middle Fork, which is about 15 mi (24 km) long, and the length of Cross Creek below Mill Creek, which is 21.7 miles (34.9 km), some water in the Kaweah system flows 95 miles (153 km) from the head of the Middle Fork to the Tulare Lake bed.

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section of the Kaweah River between the Pumpkin Hollow bridge (near the park entrance) and Lake Kaweah. Advanced kayakers frequent the Class V Middle Fork at Hospital Rock, further upstream in Sequoia National Park; the North Fork is a wilderness run, requiring boaters to carry all their equipment to

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The Kaweah Delta Water Conservation District manages the distribution of water to irrigation districts and city water districts over a 340,000-acre (140,000 ha) service area. The primary crops grown in the district are cotton, various fruits, nuts, alfalfa, and other field crops. In addition to

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was a utopian socialist community founded in 1886, along the Kaweah River in what is now Sequoia National Park. Although giant sequoia wood is generally too soft to be useful in construction, many sequoias were felled between the 1860s and the 1880s when the U.S. government began establishing timber

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had permanent settlements along the river. The greatest concentration of Native American settlements was along the foothill reach of the Kaweah River, in what is today Three Rivers and Lake Kaweah. The Wukchumni spent summers hunting game and gathering herbs along the East Fork, and they traded with

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surrounding Tulare Lake, almost all of which have been diked and drained for agriculture. The Kaweah historically formed a large overflow area east of Visalia known as the "Visalia Swamp" and in areas west of Visalia stream channels were poorly defined, often simply disappearing into the marsh lands

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All the forks of the Kaweah River are located in Sequoia National Park, which receives more than 1.2 million recreational visitors each year. The river is a major park attraction for boating and fishing, but can be "extremely hazardous" during high water in the spring and summer. Several commercial

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temporarily changed the course of the river, creating the distributary today known as St. John's River. Agriculture began in the Kaweah Delta around 1864 when a group of local farmers dug the Consolidated Peoples' Ditch. The people of Visalia hired Native Americans to extend a canal from Mill Creek

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development on the Kaweah River began when the Mount Whitney Power Company built a diversion, flume and the Kaweah No. 1 powerhouse on the East Fork in 1899. In 1905 it completed Kaweah No. 2 powerhouse on the Middle Fork. The company then applied for permission to construct a third power plant on

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Access to the Kaweah River for fishing, swimming and water play can be difficult in the Three Rivers area, because most of the river banks are on private property. In Sequoia National Park the river flows at the bottom of a deep canyon and can also be difficult to reach. The river just above Lake

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proposed to construct a ski resort in Mineral King, which would have brought one of the most intense developments in the history of the upper Kaweah watershed. The resort would have included 22 ski lifts, a 1,030-room hotel, ten restaurants, and a railroad along the canyon of the East Fork Kaweah

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in 1962 to help relieve the Kaweah Delta's chronic flooding. Prior to damming, the river could reach very high flows during winter storms, with a maximum of 80,700 cubic feet per second (2,290 m/s) in December 1955. However, the capacity of the main channel of the Kaweah River is only 5,500

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In order to make the Kaweah Delta suitable for agriculture and eventually urban development, the tangle of diverging seasonal channels and marshes had to be drained and diked extensively. As early as the 1870s local irrigation companies were dredging some creeks and blocking off side channels in

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Most of the Kaweah River's runoff comes from the mountain watershed above Visalia, which covers a total of 658 square miles (1,700 km). Including all the lands drained and crossed by the river's many distributaries down to the Tulare Lake bed, the Kaweah River hydrologic region covers 1,523

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Further upstream and higher in elevation, the watershed is mostly mixed coniferous forest (pines and firs). The largest concentrations of giant sequoias, which grow only on the western slope of the Sierra Nevada, are found in this section of the Kaweah watershed at mean elevations of 6,600 feet

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The length of the Kaweah River is 33.6 miles (54.1 km) between the confluence of the Middle and Marble Forks and the bifurcation of Mill and Packwood Creeks. However, including its tributaries and distributaries, the river is much longer. Mill Creek (the largest distributary stream) flows

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to the Tulare Basin. Water can be turned out into either the Kaweah or St. Johns rivers, augmenting the water supply available to Kaweah Delta users. Groundwater is the other important source of water supply for the basin. The local aquifer has suffered from overdraft for many decades with an

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Due to its steep fall from the Sierra Nevada to the San Joaquin Valley, the Kaweah River passes through a wide range of climate and vegetation zones in a relatively short distance. Historically, the lower Kaweah flowed into a vast area of seasonally flooded

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to power the expanding settlement's flour mill. In addition, multiple channels had to be dug to redirect the flow of St. John's River back into the Kaweah, which had been blocked by sediment during the 1862 flood. It was not until after the

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in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Terminus Dam, a 255-foot (78 m) high earthfill dam, has the primary purpose of flood control but also supplies water for irrigation and hydroelectricity. Below the dam the Kaweah River passes

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drainage to the east. The Middle Fork, sometimes considered part of the main stem, flows southwest from the confluence of Lone Pine Creek and Hamilton Creek, whose lake sources lie at or above 12,000 feet (3,700 m) in the

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Oak trees grew in abundance along low-elevation, permanent streams and provided the staple food of acorns, which were used to make cakes and bread. Native Americans ground acorns into a fine mush using holes in the local

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The one resource extraction industry that succeeded in the Kaweah basin was timber; many logging camps sprang up in the heavily forested western slopes of the Sierra, including in the watershed's sequoia groves. The

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History of Tulare and Kings Counties, California: With Biographical Sketches of the Leading Men and Women of the Counties who Have Been Identified with Their Growth and Development from the Early Days to the

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drew some prospectors to the Kaweah in the 1850s, but not much gold mining occurred in the area. During this time, the Kaweah was often known as the "River Francis", a corruption of the old Spanish name.

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party in 1806). Early Spanish names for the river included Rio de San Gabriel and Rio San Francisco. Several such expeditions were sent into the region, in order to conscript Native Americans into the

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frequented the area, but their habitat in the Kaweah Delta has been almost eliminated by agriculture. There are many species of foxes, wildcats, squirrels, and rabbits including the endemic

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in 1858 with the help of Native American guides. In 1861 Tharp returned to this area between the Middle and Marble forks of the Kaweah River, using a hollowed-out fallen sequoia log (

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reserves were pumped at increasing rates. Tulare Lake disappeared by the early 1900s, and by the 1930s, agricultural development had surpassed the capacity of local water resources.

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markers on the Kaweah River apparently include the length of Mill Creek; the mile 57 marker is located a short distance below the confluence of the Middle and Marble Forks.

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The Kaweah Delta (historically also known as the "Four Creeks area", after the four major branches of the Kaweah River) was one of the earliest places in the

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the put-in. The river is free-flowing above Lake Kaweah so the rafting season depends entirely on the natural snowmelt, typically between April and July.

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River to transport visitors from a parking area further down the mountain. Environmentalists fought against the proposal for many years, and in 1978 the

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of the Kaweah is only 33.6 miles (54.1 km) long, its total length including headwaters and lower branches is nearly 100 miles (160 km).

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were once common to the area but were hunted or trapped out entirely by the early 1900s. The mountain areas continue to provide habitat for

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near Redwood Meadow. The Marble Fork begins in a high plateau area known as the Tableland and drops 1,200 feet (370 m) over a glacial

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totaling 5,000 acres (2,000 ha) have been constructed throughout the district, which allow floodwaters to percolate into the ground.

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to be populated and farmed by U.S. settlers, although before the construction of Terminus Dam the entire area was frequently flooded; the

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estimated annual deficit of 40,000 acre-feet (49,000,000 m) between pumping and replenishment. In order to increase the rate of

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occurs along the Kaweah River and its perennial tributaries, although its range has been much reduced since Native American times.

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are the main Native American groups in the Kaweah River basin, which was explored by the Spanish in the early 1800s and heavily

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The upper Kaweah is also home to many hiking trails. Day hikes include the walk along Marble Fork to 1,200-foot (370 m)

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came to the Kaweah River area in the early 1800s, although it is not clear who first explored the Kaweah Delta (possibly the

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after the 1850s by American colonists, before its upper reaches became part of Sequoia National Park in 1890.

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and many miles of concrete and wooden flumes. The Kaweah No. 3 plant is an eligible property for the

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during periods of high water. The foothill zone is characterized mostly by grassland and rangeland;

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splits off to the northwest, making a wide loop around Visalia before becoming Cross Creek north of

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The control tower at Terminus Dam, which provides flood control and irrigation for the Kaweah Delta

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are the largest wild animal inhabiting the valley and foothill area; historically, large herds of

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and introduced brown trout and bass. In alpine areas above the tree line, small mammals such as

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in its narrow canyon. A short distance outside Sequoia National Park it picks up the

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Terminus Reservoir Geology, Paleontology, Flora & Fauna, Archeology, History

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Terminus Reservoir Geology, Paleontology, Flora & Fauna, Archeology, History

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Terminus Reservoir Geology, Paleontology, Flora & Fauna, Archeology, History

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is located along the High Sierra Trail near the headwaters of the Middle Fork.

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Gawea been gone long time. Now, when crow come in tree and quarrel, we say,

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Hamilton Lake and the Valhalla Cliffs at the headwaters of the Kaweah River

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in 1917, the system today consists of six dams, three powerhouses, three

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in the United States. Fed primarily by high elevation snowmelt along the

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The Kaweah River watershed was originally inhabited by the indigenous

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for the Kaweah tribelet, traditionally said to mean "crow cry," from

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The Kaweah River flows in a southwest direction, paralleled by

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Historic Tulare County: A Sesquicentennial History, 1852-2002

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The Marble Fork of the Kaweah River, in Sequoia National Park

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Vanishing Landscapes: Land and Life in the Tulare Lake Basin

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Explorer's Guide: Yosemite & the Southern Sierra Nevada

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Kaweah River Basin streamflow and reservoir storage data

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designated the area as part of Sequoia National Park.

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valley, from the left. It continues past the town of

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in the southern San Joaquin Valley, also fed by the

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(1913). 1848: 1811: 1564: 1514: 1464: 1258: 1256: 611:to form the main stem of the Kaweah River. 406:, the usually dry terminal sink of a large 386:The lower course of the river and its many 3401: 3387: 3100: 3086: 2741: 2727: 2066: 2064: 1842: 914:reserves in the area, under pressure from 876:After California became a U.S. state, the 694:Counties; the main cities are Visalia and 4657:Rivers of the Sierra Nevada in California 2680:Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks 2534:"Paddle the Parks: Sequoia National Park" 2512:Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks 2294: 2209: 2207: 2205: 1924: 1922: 1793:"History of the Living History Community" 321:80,700 cu ft/s (2,290 m/s) 103:Confluence of Middle Fork and Marble Fork 2411:. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Jun 1996 1619: 1617: 1253: 1178:United States Department of the Interior 1045: 965: 895: 805: 717: 573: 445:The name "Kaweah" (commonly rendered as 2525: 2061: 1976:"Kaweah: America and the Utopian Dream" 1738:The Giant sequoias of the Sierra Nevada 1708:The Giant sequoias of the Sierra Nevada 1050:View of the Kaweah headwaters from the 4614: 2202: 1957:. U.S. National Park Service. Jul 1980 1919: 1906:The Giants of Sequoia and Kings Canyon 1902:"Colossal Trees in a Colossal Setting" 1158: 1156: 1154: 1152: 1150: 1148: 961: 839:came to settle in the region as well. 582:The Kaweah River originates along the 311:12.6 cu ft/s (0.36 m/s) 3382: 3081: 2722: 2561:. California Adventure Sports Journal 2363:Kaweah Project (FERC Project No. 298) 1614: 1341:Latta, Frank F. (1999). "The Gawea". 1340: 1315: 1206: 1204: 1202: 1200: 1198: 1196: 1194: 979:surface water, the district utilizes 351:, the Kaweah begins as four forks in 301:554 cu ft/s (15.7 m/s) 262:1,523 sq mi (3,940 km) 16:River in the United States of America 2708:Kaweah Commonwealth News Publication 1021:National Register of Historic Places 418:Rivers and southern branches of the 4637:Geography of the San Joaquin Valley 4627:Rivers of Tulare County, California 2390:. U.S. Geological Survey. 1903–1961 1757: 1242:. U.S. Geological Survey. 1903–1961 1169:Geographic Names Information System 1145: 835:. Around 700 to 500 years ago, the 483:; the traditional pronunciation is 13: 2703:Kaweah River Geography and History 2579:Benson, Sara; et al. (2015). 2077:. University of California Press. 1191: 996:, more than 40 recharge basins or 14: 4668: 3408: 2696: 2388:National Water Information System 1240:National Water Information System 1059:outfitters serve the traditional 956:National Parks and Recreation Act 335:is a river draining the southern 50:Map of the Kaweah River watershed 3484: 1797:The Preservation of Mineral King 987:, which delivers water from the 714:Natural features and environment 485: 447: 44: 29: 2668: 2643: 2622: 2604:Romero, Sheyanne (2016-08-27). 2597: 2550: 2500: 2451: 2422: 2401: 2376: 2348: 2318: 2239:ECORP Consulting (2007-04-12). 2232: 2181: 2156: 2138: 2113: 2091: 2036: 2014: 1989: 1968: 1947: 1893: 1867: 1751: 1721: 1695: 1641: 1597:United States Geological Survey 1572:United States Geological Survey 1547:United States Geological Survey 1522:United States Geological Survey 1497:United States Geological Survey 1472:United States Geological Survey 1447:United States Geological Survey 1422:United States Geological Survey 1392:United States Geological Survey 1367:United States Geological Survey 1174:United States Geological Survey 1122: 1093:Bearpaw Meadow High Sierra Camp 595:area. The Middle Fork receives 2715:- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 2583:. Lonely Planet Publications. 2098:Masters, Nathan (2014-02-18). 2047:. University of Nevada Press. 1345:(2nd ed.). Coyote Press. 1334: 1320:(2nd ed.). Coyote Press. 1309: 1283: 203: • coordinates 125: • coordinates 1: 4652:Rivers of Northern California 2650:Shaffer, Chris (2010-09-29). 2532:McQuoid, Darin (2016-09-26). 1996:Walker, Thayer (2016-11-27). 1139: 1054:, a popular backpacking route 1041: 768:San Joaquin antelope squirrel 91:Physical characteristics 2682:. U.S. National Park Service 2514:. U.S. National Park Service 2365:. Southern California Edison 2325:Elliott, John (2015-06-13). 2307:. U.S. National Park Service 2120:Niles, Robert (2017-02-08). 2071:Preston, William L. (1981). 2043:Moehring, Eugene P. (2004). 1908:. U.S. National Park Service 1882:. U.S. National Park Service 1831:. U.S. National Park Service 1740:. U.S. National Park Service 1710:. U.S. National Park Service 1684:. U.S. National Park Service 1648:Hubler, Shawn (2023-06-28). 1298:. U.S. National Park Service 1105:List of rivers of California 1031:U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 666:At the McKay Point Dam, the 440: 367:on the river – and into the 242: • elevation 164: • elevation 7: 3110:California's Central Valley 2021:Norton, Marc (2017-08-27). 1761:The Natural Giant Sequoia ( 1098: 280: • location 254:33.6 mi (54.1 km) 190: • location 109: • location 10: 4673: 4294:Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point 3112:watershed (north-to-south) 2282:Challenge of the Big Trees 2152:. Historic Record Company. 1343:Handbook of Yokuts Indians 1318:Handbook of Yokuts Indians 1013:Southern California Edison 801: 646:, the reservoir formed by 640:Kings Canyon National Park 317: • maximum 307: • minimum 297: • average 168:2,012 ft (613 m) 4578: 4482: 4336: 4266: 4135: 4074: 4036: 4025: 3897: 3777: 3686: 3661: 3600: 3539: 3493: 3482: 3423: 3416: 3333: 3260: 3117: 3039: 2941: 2893: 2815: 2756: 924:Southern Pacific Railroad 569: 325: 315: 305: 295: 278: 270: 266: 258: 250: 240: 201: 188: 176: 172: 162: 123: 107: 99: 95: 90: 80: 70: 60: 55: 43: 28: 23: 2835:Marble Fork Kaweah River 2830:Middle Fork Kaweah River 2750:Tulare Basin hydrography 2632:. Summitpost. 2006-10-19 2581:Lonely Planet California 2459:"Know Your Flood Hazard" 2440:. U.S. Geological Survey 2429:Scott, Kevin M. (1971). 1763:Sequoiadendron Giganteum 1732:Sequoiadendron giganteum 1730:"Appendix VI: Groves of 1728:Hartesveldt, Richard J. 1702:Hartesveldt, Richard J. 1316:Latta, Frank F. (1999). 1269:. The Countryman Press. 1214:. U.S. Geological Survey 1115: 630:, where it receives the 546:to an onomatopoeia of a 542:traced the etymology of 402:, the river flowed into 246:357 ft (109 m) 4642:Sequoia National Forest 2923:South Branch Tule River 2918:North Branch Tule River 2845:South Fork Kaweah River 2825:North Fork Kaweah River 2776:Middle Fork Kings River 2652:"Sequoia Trout Packin'" 2331:The Kaweah Commonwealth 1263:Page, David T. (2017). 1029:was constructed by the 772:California grizzly bear 737:California oak woodland 708:agricultural wastewater 35:The Kaweah River above 4632:Tulare Basin watershed 4243:Owens River Headwaters 2908:Middle Fork Tule River 2840:East Fork Kaweah River 2771:South Fork Kings River 2766:North Fork Kings River 2126:Orange County Register 1929:Brewer, Chris (2004). 1055: 981:Central Valley Project 971: 905: 811: 726: 634:, which begins in the 579: 567: 523:) comes from a native 225:36.33667°N 119.22306°W 147:36.51472°N 118.80194°W 4647:Sequoia National Park 3031:South Fork Kern River 2913:South Fork Tule River 2903:North Fork Tule River 1049: 969: 899: 809: 721: 577: 559: 353:Sequoia National Park 114:Sequoia National Park 4253:Sequoia-Kings Canyon 2806:Rodgers Crossing Dam 2356:"Cultural Resources" 1853:. Wilderness Press. 1849:White, Mike (2012). 1083:en route toward the 994:groundwater recharge 878:California Gold Rush 749:General Sherman Tree 584:Great Western Divide 563:Gáwea, he ahm tahnse 349:Great Western Divide 230:36.33667; -119.22306 152:36.51472; -118.80194 4596:Pacific Crest Trail 4279:Calaveras Big Trees 3424:Peaks >14,000 ft 3052:California Aqueduct 2610:Visalia Times-Delta 2557:Livingston, Haven. 2164:"District Projects" 1900:Stagner, Howard R. 1004:Hydroelectric power 962:River modifications 935:Great Flood of 1862 764:San Joaquin kit fox 221: / 143: / 4304:Grover Hot Springs 2976:Golden Trout Creek 2956:Buena Vista Slough 1056: 972: 940:Wright Act of 1887 931:San Joaquin Valley 906: 812: 727: 580: 369:San Joaquin Valley 183:San Joaquin Valley 4609: 4608: 4601:Sierra High Route 4586:High Sierra Trail 4332: 4331: 4309:Lake Tahoe Nevada 3682: 3681: 3376: 3375: 3262:San Joaquin River 3075: 3074: 3057:Friant-Kern Canal 3016:Little Kern River 2996:Kern River Slough 2991:Kern River Canyon 2971:Connecting Slough 2461:. 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