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Indian fishing platforms on Columbia River Washington State with Train Stevenson, Washington, USA - June 29, 2016: An Indian fishing platform on the shore of the Columbia River in Washington State. This includes a rock shore and railroad cars in the background. This is located Stevenson, Washington. The wood fishing platforms are legal for Indians due to treaty fishing rights. The area around Bonneville Dam has a number of platforms of all ages used by the Washington and Oregon Native American Indians. oregon commercial fishing stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images
Indian fishing platforms on Columbia River Washington State with Train Stevenson, Washington, USA - June 29, 2016: An Indian fishing platform on the shore of the Columbia River in Washington State. This includes a rock shore and railroad cars in the background. This is located Stevenson, Washington. The wood fishing platforms are legal for Indians due to treaty fishing rights. The area around Bonneville Dam has a number of platforms of all ages used by the Washington and Oregon Native American Indians. oregon commercial fishing stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

Stevenson, Washington, USA - June 29, 2016: An Indian fishing platform on the shore of the Columbia River in Washington State. This includes a rock shore and railroad cars in the background. This is located Stevenson, Washington. The wood fishing platforms are legal for Indians due to treaty fishing rights. The area around Bonneville Dam has a number of platforms of all ages used by the Washington and Oregon Native American Indians.

Bridge of The Gods Columbia River Washington Shore to Oregon The Bridge of the Gods crossing from near North Bonneville, Washington to Cascade Locks, Oregon. The Columbia River flows below the bridge. Along the left side of the picture is Washington State. On the shore can be seen indian fishing platforms and a few train rail cars. The wood fishing platforms are legal for Indians due to treaty fishing rights. The area around Bonneville Dam has a number of platforms of all ages used by the Washington and Oregon Native American Indians. This is about 40 miles from Portland by I-84 ( Interstate 84 ). Edited in Photoshop. oregon commercial fishing stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images
Bridge of The Gods Columbia River Washington Shore to Oregon The Bridge of the Gods crossing from near North Bonneville, Washington to Cascade Locks, Oregon. The Columbia River flows below the bridge. Along the left side of the picture is Washington State. On the shore can be seen indian fishing platforms and a few train rail cars. The wood fishing platforms are legal for Indians due to treaty fishing rights. The area around Bonneville Dam has a number of platforms of all ages used by the Washington and Oregon Native American Indians. This is about 40 miles from Portland by I-84 ( Interstate 84 ). Edited in Photoshop. oregon commercial fishing stock pictures, royalty-free photos & images

The Bridge of the Gods crossing from near North Bonneville, Washington to Cascade Locks, Oregon. The Columbia River flows below the bridge. Along the left side of the picture is Washington State. On the shore can be seen indian fishing platforms and a few train rail cars. The wood fishing platforms are legal for Indians due to treaty fishing rights. The area around Bonneville Dam has a number of platforms of all ages used by the Washington and Oregon Native American Indians. This is about 40 miles from Portland by I-84 ( Interstate 84 ). Edited in Photoshop.

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