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University of Nevada Herbarium
RENO:V	28299R. Halse   40361990-06-19 United States, Washington, Cowlitz, Along State HWY 411, about 3.2 miles south of its junction with State HWY 506 near Vader; in shady woods back from the Cowlitz River.; 0, 46.3504 -122.9378, 24m Full Record Details
RENO:V	34197S.R. Hill; D. S. Barrington   328542000-08-06 United States, Washington, Cowlitz, south side WA route 504, south side of the north fork of Toutle River, just east of Kid Valley, West of Mount St. Helens. West Cascade Range and Crest Ecoregion, 46.333333 -122.5, 152 - 244m Full Record Details
RENO:V	36286R.R. Halse   40371990-06-19 United States, Washington, Cowlitz, Along State Hwy. 411, 3.2 miles south of its junction with state Hwy. 506 near Vader., 46.3504 -122.9378 Full Record Details
RENO:V	37957P.F. Zika   231052007-06-27 United States, Washington, Cowlitz, I-5 at Exit 42, 50 m north of North Pacific Avenue bridge, 1.5 air km North of Rocky Point, 46.185 -122.896667, 15m Full Record Details
RENO:V	67931R.R. Halse   40341990-06-15 United States, Washington, Cowlitz, Ca 4 miles S of the Port of Kalama, off of Todd Road., 45.9738 -122.8141, 12 - 12m Full Record Details
RENO:V	71202A.A. Beetle; L. Constance   26871940-06-20 United States, Washington, Cowlitz, 1.2 miles SW of Kelso, 46.19 -122.68 Full Record Details
RENO:V	88957C. Maxwell; P. Zika, D. Giblin   13-82013-08-26 United States, Washington, Cowlitz, Beaver Bay Park, west end of park to west of parking area, 46.0613 -122.2763, 150m Full Record Details

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