Portneuf River Photo Gallery by Ruth Moorhead at pbase.com

Portneuf River

See < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portneuf_River_(Idaho) > for notes on what and where the Portneuf River is. Draining over 1,300 square miles, it is one of MANY tributaries, ultimately, of the Columbia River in the northwestern U.S. It is "our local river," starting 25 miles east and emptying into the Snake River 10 miles west of Pocatello. It carries calcium carbonate and deposits travertine in "reefs" that build over time, forming lovely fish habitat and swimming pools...except that the rock can be excruciatingly rough to the touch.

Portneuf River at Osprey Grotto	River-edge Grasses, Reflected	River View	River-edge Emergents	Ice Pearls in February
October Reflection, Portneuf River	Portneuf River Serenity	Water Tumbles over Reef	Portneuf River Cascades over Travertine Reef
		The Tubers' Put-in	Cascades in the Portneuf River
		Toponce Creek Watershed	Common Rabbitbrush	Pelicans Flee
Aster? Hoary Aster?	Portneuf River at Ft. Hall Mine Rd., Northward	Portneuf River Looking South from Ft. Hall Mine Road		South from Syphon Road Bridge
Portneuf River North of Pocatello

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