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Wapama Falls is the
larger of two
waterfalls located on
Falls Cr**** on the
northern wall of
Hetch Hetchy Valley below Hetch Hetchy Dome, in
Yosemite National...
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Wapama, also
known as Tong****, was a
vessel last
located in Richmond, California. She was the last
surviving example of some 225
wooden steam schooners...
- Reservoir, the
other being Wapama Falls. It is, however, the
larger of the two in
terms of
greatest free-fall distance, as
Wapama is
split into two falls...
- (2008).
Condition ****essment of Main
Structural Members of
Steam Schooner WAPAMA (PDF) (Report). Madison, WI: U.S.
Department of Agriculture,
Forest Service...
- narrow,
fingerlike reservoir stretches eastward for
about 8
miles (13 km).
Wapama Falls, at 1,080 ft (330 m), and
Tueeulala Falls, at 840 ft (260 m) – both...
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Perhaps the most
prominent of the
valley waterfalls is
Bridalveil Fall.
Wapama Falls in
Hetch Hetchy Valley is
another notable waterfall.
Hundreds of ephemeral...
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Meadow Ostrander Lake Taft
Point Sentinel Dome
Alder Cr****
Mariposa Grove Wapama Falls Lembert Dome Rock
climbs Fairview Dome,
North Face Half Dome, Northwest...
- Inca, five-masted
schooner 1896–1920
Johanna Smith,
schooner 1917–1932
Wapama, 1915 schooner,
dismantled in 2013
Captain Robert Dollar, 1844–1932 shipping...
- Landmarks" (Press release).
United States Department of the Interior. 27 July 2011.
Retrieved 2012-09-18. "
Wapama (Steam Schooner)".
Retrieved 2016-07-04....
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built ships for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation to
support World War I SS
Wapama,
steam schooner in 1915
Celilo in 1913,
wooden steam schooner The McCormick...
