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English: Brooks Falls Fish Ladder 1951 |
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At the Heart of Katmai: An Administrative History of the Brooks River Area, with Special Emphasis on Bear Management in Katmai National Park and Preserve 1912-2006, US Dept. of the Interior National Park Service, ISBN-978-0-9796432-7-9, Research/Resource – Management Report NPS/AR/CRR/2013-77, (http://npshistory.com/publications/katm/at-the-heart-of-katmai.pdf) |
| Author | Katherine Ringsmuth |
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