gales creek造句

• Gales Creek shares its name with Forest Grove School District.
• The contract with Gales Creek Enterprises was not renewed when it expired at the end of 1994.
• The OWRD monitors the flow of Gales Creek at a stream gauge at the Route 47 bridge in Forest Grove.
• At this point, Gales Creek is flowing parallel to Oregon Route 8, which is on the stream's right.
• Flowing south, Gales Creek receives Clear Creek from the right, Kelley Creek from the left, and Godfrey Creek from the right in quick succession.
• Car 300 was the main streetcar on the WST line through the 1994 season, but in 1995 the city of Gales Creek ) at that time.
• Upstream along Gales Creek and further into the Pocosin, is another camp for youth operated by the Eckerd Youth Alternatives program, Camp E-Ma-Henwu.
• Upstream along Gales Creek and further into the Pocosin, is a camp for youth operated by the Eckerd Youth Alternatives program, Camp E-Ma-Henwu.
• No . 300 was brought to Oregon in June 1990 by Gales Creek Enterprises ( GCE ), the then-new operator of the Willamette Shore Trolley line in Portland.
• Gales Creek empties into Bogue Sound, which is separated from the Atlantic Ocean by Bogue Banks, part of North Carolina's barrier islands known as the Southern Outer Banks.
• Gales Creek turns to the southeast, and Lyda Creek enters from the right before Gales Creek passes under Route 6 for the third time and receives White Creek from the right.
• Gales Creek turns to the southeast, and Lyda Creek enters from the right before Gales Creek passes under Route 6 for the third time and receives White Creek from the right.
• The railroad of the Gales Creek & Wilson River Railroad Company, hereinafter called the carrier, is a single-track, standard-gage, steam railroad, located in northwestern Oregon.
• By 1844, Joseph Gale and his family had settled on Gales Creek in Washington County, Oregon, where he established a grist mill and sawmill, perhaps using profits gained from the California cattle drive.
• Since 1995, it had been stored in a closed museum near Gales Creek, Oregon, known as the Trolley Park ( and formally as the Oregon Electric Railway Museum until that museum moved in 1996 ).
• The terminus of the United Railways line was in Wilkesboro, and Gales Creek and Wilson River Railroad ( GC & WR ) started from this line and ran 12.75 miles to Vernonia but is now abandoned.
• Passing under Parson Road Bridge, the creek receives Little Beaver Creek from the left before passing under Clapshaw Hill Road Bridge and receiving Fir Creek from the right and passing under Route 8 at the community of Gales Creek.
• Family members identified the pilot as William Gildow, 74, of Gales Creek and the passengers as his son Daniel, 42, of Scappoose, his daughter Nancy Wicks, 49, and her husband Michael Wicks, 45, both of Eugene.
• A Presbyterian Church Camp, Camp Albemarle, is located near the mouth of Gales Creek at the former home of Henry Wilkins Hibbs, 1862-1942, the second mayor of St . Petersburg, Florida and the founder of that city's commercial fishing industry.
• Finger Creek and Coffee Creek enter in quick succession before Gales Creek passes under Route 6 and flows by Gales Creek Children's Camp, passes under Route 6 again and then County Road 374 before reaching the community of Glenwood and receiving Beaver Creek from the left from the mouth.