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Fort Colvile near Kettle Falls
The Hudson’s Bay Company’s Fort Colvile on the Columbia River near Kettle Falls in 1860 (Boundary Survey, Library of Congress-3g11420u) and Roosevelt Lake in 2013 (CW 2013-05-27-183).
