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Whitman College
WCW:Vascular	3403Paul A. Meyers   851964-05-03 U.S.A., Washington, Lewis, Maple Creek Campground on State Hwy 5. Cascade Mountain range; Cowlitz River drainage area., 305m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	3110Libby Holcomb   721967-05-13 U.S.A., Washington, Lewis, Region within .25 mile of Silver Creek Forest Camp in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Cascade mountain range, Cowlitz River drainage area., 274m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	12324Edward F. Anderson   19821963-05-04 U.S.A., Washington, Lewis, Silver Creek Forest Service Camp near Randle on U.S. highway 5. Cascade Mountains. Silver Creek drainage., 274m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	1802Curtice Martin   621963-05-04 U.S.A., Washington, Lewis, Silver Creek Ranger Station, east of Randle. Cascades Mountain range, Pacific slope drainage area., 274m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	12320Edward F. Anderson   19811963-05-04 U.S.A., Washington, Lewis, Silver Creek Forest Service Camp near Randle off U.S. Highway 5. Cascade Mountains. Silver Creek drainage., 274m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	12322Edward F. Anderson   19801963-05-04 U.S.A., Washington, Lewis, Silver Creek Forest Service Camp near Randle off U.S. Highway 5. Cascade Mountains. Silver Creek drainage., 274m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	18709Bev Lloyd   1201975-08-13 U.S.A., Washington, Lewis, La Wis Wis campground, White Pass, 5 mi. east of Packwood. Cascades Mt. Range, Ohanapecosh River drainage area., 1067m Full Record Details

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