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Fraser
Fraser most often means the Fraser River, British Columbia's longest river (1,375 km), an undammed main-stem salmon river named for explorer Simon Fraser, site of the 1858 gold rush.
Oregon & Northern California Coastal
Oregon & Northern California Coastal is a freshwater ecoregion, FEOW ID 123, covering Pacific coast drainages from Oregon to San Francisco Bay, with about a quarter of its fish species endemic.
Skeena
Skeena (Skeena River, Tsimshian K'shian), British Columbia's second-largest river, flows about 580 km from northwestern BC to Chatham Sound near Prince Rupert; a major salmon and steelhead watershed with 66 salmon Conservation Units.
Upper Snake
Upper Snake: the Snake River above Shoshone Falls, Idaho, and its drainage (FEOW ecoregion 122), spanning Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, and Utah; defined by the falls as a fish barrier, endemic sculpins, Reclamation reservoirs, and 487 kaf salmon flow augmentation.