25 distinct water feature names in Cascadia (Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, the Alaska Panhandle up to 60 degrees north latitude, and California from the Oregon border down to 40 degrees north latitude).

! Cascadia Challenge

Cascadia Challenge

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The word "tank" is used in Arizona to denote either a stock pond or an enclosed water reservoir.  See Bushnell Tanks for a cool example of the latter.

! CHALLENGE OF THE CENTURY - WATER

CHALLENGE OF THE CENTURY - WATER

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! Scruffy: My Big Calico, Green Eyed Cat Challenge 2

Scruffy: My Big Calico, Green Eyed Cat Challenge 2

!Casc - A View to a Spill - coin exchange

A View to a Spill - coin exchange

!Casc - Bridge Over Troubled Waters

Bridge Over Troubled Waters

!Casc - Chillin at The Mill Ditch

Chillin at The Mill Ditch

!Casc - Cow Creek Spawning Beds

Cow Creek Spawning Beds

!Casc - Down To The Sea

Down To The Sea

!Casc - Fall Creek

Fall Creek

!Casc - Falling Waters

Falling Waters

!Casc - Grandma's Swimmin' Hole

Grandma's Swimmin' Hole

!Casc - Graveyard of The Pacific

Graveyard of The Pacific

!Casc - GROTO GUARD

GROTO GUARD

!Casc - Grumpy Pond

Grumpy Pond

!Casc - HBC12 Willamette Valley & Coast Depot

HBC12 Willamette Valley & Coast Depot

!Casc - Loch Ness Monster

Loch Ness Monster

!Casc - Pumice Castle and The Old Man of the Lake

Pumice Castle and The Old Man of the Lake

!Casc - QT 3 - Port of Tillamook Bay

QT 3 - Port of Tillamook Bay

!Casc - Resevoir Dawgs

Resevoir Dawgs

!Casc - Rivers Collide

Rivers Collide

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