McNary National Wildlife Refuge (Wash. and Or.)

found: McNary National Wildlife refuge, concept management plan ... 1999:t.p. (McNary National Wildlife Refuge) p. 2 (outline map of Oregon and Washington, with the east-central area of their common boundary highlighted) p. 5 (Umatilla, Or.; and Burbank, Wash.)

found: McNary National Wildlife Refuge, via Audubon Online, by National Audubon Society, Inc., May 27, 1999(McNary Wildlife Refuge is part of the Mid-Columbia River Refuge Complex in the area of Washington State where the Snake joins the Columbia River; the Refuge contains ponds because the water table surfaced in the low areas when water backed up after completion of the McNary dam which spans the Columbia River as it bends westward to become the border between Oregon and Washington; a piece of land less than a quarter of a mile wide, the marsh hunkers between a residential area perched on its northern border and a U.S. two-lane highway on the south)

found: National wildlife refuges(Oregon: McNary NWR; mailing address, Umatilla, OR; Washington: McNary NWR; mailing address, Umatilla, OR)