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Old 07-11-2006, 09:44 PM
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Default Tumwater Creek

Can anyone tell me where Tumwater creek is? The actual creek that is. Any help sure would appreciate.
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Old 07-12-2006, 03:52 PM
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There are at least four Tumwater Creeks in Washington (in Chelan, Clallam, Lewis, and Okanogan counties), a Tumwater River and Falls (in Thurston county), and a Tumwater Lake (in King county).
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Default Unsolved mysteries

I was looking for the one specific to story featured on unsolved mysteries regarding a stone with mysterious symbols. Do you know what I'm talking about?
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Old 04-08-2008, 06:52 PM
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Default Tumwater Creek in WA or OR?

Don't you mean Tumwater Creek in Oregon near John Day?
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Old 04-08-2008, 07:05 PM
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[SIZE=3]FOUND IT.

"The television show "Unsolved Mysteries" had
a show about a rock found in 1988 in Tumwater Creek in Washington State
near the Canadian Border. This rock had mysterious symbols, and the people
who found it suddenly had immediate success. Things just started falling
into place for them."

Thus it's the Okanogon County Tumwater Creek in Washington State.
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LAT: 48.0800000
LON: -119.4597200

The Columbia River enters North Central Washington at the point where Okanogan, Lincoln and Ferry Counties meet. From there the Columbia travels by the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area. Next, the counties of Grant, Okanogan and Lincoln meet. From there it is a short distance to Grand Coulee Dam. Just before the Grand Coulee Dam, the Columbia leaves behind Grant County and begins to run between Douglas and Okanogan Counties.

After leaving the Grand Coulee Dam area, the Columbia River twists and turns as it heads east between Douglas and Okanogan where it will travel through the Chief Joseph Dam before heading north, then west to Brewster. From Brewster the river will continue southwest until it reaches Pateros. From Pateros, the river heads south where it soon leaves Okanogan County when Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan Counties meet. The map points to the spot where the Columbia River leaves Okanogan County and enters Chelan County just north of Wells Dam.

Parks along the Columbia River in Okanogan County, Bridgeport State Park, Fort Okanogan State Park, Brewster Waterfront Trail, and City of Pateros Memorial Park.




Coyote Creek (at Columbia River)
Methow River
Nespelem River
Okanogan River
Peter Dan Creek
Swamp Creek (at Columbia River)
Tumwater Creek
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If anyone finds the rock I would like to borrow it.

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If anyone finds the rock I would like to borrow it.

If you borrow it, will you please adopt me??
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What I want to know is this: WHO has the rock, and are there more? I NEED a rock like that, honestly!!!

allforcats, will you adopt my four worthless cats if I loan you the rock??? LOL. Joke! No, really!
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allforcats, will you adopt my four worthless cats if I loan you the rock??? LOL. Joke! No, really!
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