
Kamiah and the surrounding Clearwater River valley are depicted here in detail following a tactical survey by the Corps of Engineers. This regional overview highlights the critical transport networks of the early twentieth century, including the Northern Pacific railroad and the Lewiston Nez Perce R. R. which served the plateau agricultural lands. A Toll Bridge at Kamiah marks a vital crossing point over the Clearwater River, while deep incisions like Lawyers Canyon and Big Canyon Creek define the physical geography between upland settlements like Ferdinand and Cottonwood.
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