The tour skirts the low hills of Whiskey Range. Flumes cling to the hillside high above the river and remain the arteries of the Oroville-Tonasket Federal Irrigation Project, which furnishes water for 12,000 acres extending from the Canadian Boundary to five miles south of Tonasket. By the 1940s, about one-third of the area was planted in orchards.
Whiskey Range
Whiskey Range is part of the following tour legs:
Canadian Border to Swauk Creek
Whiskey Range is part of the following tours:
Canadian Border to Maryhill
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