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EspañolHARKER CANYON (WASHINGTON)
:''For other uses of this place name, see Harker Canyon''.
'Harker Canyon' is formed by a tributary of the Spokane River, where it forms the Spokane Arm of Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, in Lincoln County, Washington, United States. A small portion of the canyon where it empties into the Spokane River is part of the Coulee Dam National Recreation Area. The remainder of the canyon is private land.
Harker Canyon is 9.0 km (5.6 miles) long. The canyon is oriented north-northeast by south-southwest. The canyon opens into the Spokane River at its northern end at 410 m (1345 ft) elevation, and the top of the canyon at its southern end is at about 830 m (2,700 ft) elevation above sea level. The top of the canyon is less than 1 km (0.6 miles) from the point where Washington State Route 25 crosses the top of Teel Hill. The northern half of the canyon is accessible by Harker Canyon Road, which intersects State Route 25 about 6.5 km (4 miles) north of the town of Davenport.
The canyon has been prone to wildfires in the latter half of the 20th century and early 21st century. A wildfire burned 634 ha (1,566 acres) in the canyon between August 10 and August 15, 2005.[1] The estimated total cost for fighting the fire was $1.0 million USD.[2]
Most of the homes built in Harker Canyon are cottages or vacation houses used for recreational purposes in the spring, summer, and fall. Some homes are occupied year-round, and real estate listings promote the canyon's proximity to the town of Davenport. Mailing addresses on Harker Canyon Road use the Davenport post office.
;Cited References
1. Lowenberg, Maj. Gen. Timothy J. and Mullen, Jim (2005). 2005 Activity Report: Washington State Miliatary Department Emergency Managament Division. Camp Murray, Washington. p. 11.
2. Sutherland, Doug (2005). DNR Resource Protection Program 2005 SUmmary. Washington State Department of Natural Resources. p. 3.
;General References
★ Clouse, Thomas (2005). "Fire crews save homes at Harker Canyon". ''The Spokesman-Review''. August 12, 2005.
'Harker Canyon' is formed by a tributary of the Spokane River, where it forms the Spokane Arm of Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, in Lincoln County, Washington, United States. A small portion of the canyon where it empties into the Spokane River is part of the Coulee Dam National Recreation Area. The remainder of the canyon is private land.
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Geography
Harker Canyon is 9.0 km (5.6 miles) long. The canyon is oriented north-northeast by south-southwest. The canyon opens into the Spokane River at its northern end at 410 m (1345 ft) elevation, and the top of the canyon at its southern end is at about 830 m (2,700 ft) elevation above sea level. The top of the canyon is less than 1 km (0.6 miles) from the point where Washington State Route 25 crosses the top of Teel Hill. The northern half of the canyon is accessible by Harker Canyon Road, which intersects State Route 25 about 6.5 km (4 miles) north of the town of Davenport.
The canyon has been prone to wildfires in the latter half of the 20th century and early 21st century. A wildfire burned 634 ha (1,566 acres) in the canyon between August 10 and August 15, 2005.[1] The estimated total cost for fighting the fire was $1.0 million USD.[2]
Population
Most of the homes built in Harker Canyon are cottages or vacation houses used for recreational purposes in the spring, summer, and fall. Some homes are occupied year-round, and real estate listings promote the canyon's proximity to the town of Davenport. Mailing addresses on Harker Canyon Road use the Davenport post office.
References
;Cited References
1. Lowenberg, Maj. Gen. Timothy J. and Mullen, Jim (2005). 2005 Activity Report: Washington State Miliatary Department Emergency Managament Division. Camp Murray, Washington. p. 11.
2. Sutherland, Doug (2005). DNR Resource Protection Program 2005 SUmmary. Washington State Department of Natural Resources. p. 3.
;General References
★ Clouse, Thomas (2005). "Fire crews save homes at Harker Canyon". ''The Spokesman-Review''. August 12, 2005.
External links
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