DJ Cane

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Geoscientist based in Cascadia. Trying to be a liberal giver of Barnstars and other WikiLove.

Pages

Created Articles

• Salcha Seismic Zone
• Kloochman Rock
• Spiral Butte
• Atilio Cattáneo
• Nemalquinner
• Timeline of Oregon history
• Scappoose Bay
• Milton Creek
• J. Fred Parish
• 2020 Pacific Northwest floods
• 1996 Pacific Northwest floods
• 1948 Columbia River flood
• Timeline of Washington history
• Timeline of the Tri-Cities, Washington
• Locke Island
• 2018 Port Orchard tornado
• Zintel Canyon Dam
• James Cartmell (actor)
• Southridge Sports and Events Complex
• Duportail Bridge
• Yakima River Delta
• Howard Amon Park
• Naval Weapons Systems Training Facility Boardman
• Steve Young (Washington politician)
• Jump Off Joe (Washington)
• Ahtanum Creek
• 1936 State Line earthquake
• Jessup, Nevada
• KVNV-FM
• Sawtell Peak
• Goldbug Hot Springs
• Clover Island
• Hermiston Butte
• Goose Gap
• Candy Mountain (Washington)
• Sacagawea Heritage Trail
• Oval Peak
• Badger Mountain (Tri-Cities)
• Amon Creek
• FM 3438 (Texas) (now redirected to an anthology)
• RM 1832 (Texas)
• Loop 322 (Texas)
• I-20 in Texas
• FM 1750 (Texas)

Extensively Edited Articles

• Strawberry Mountain (Oregon)
• Alberni Inlet
• Sangay
• Stehekin, Washington
• Peter Sinks
• Simcoe Mountains
• Hinman Glacier
• Mount Damavand
• Holkham Bay
• Jackson, Mississippi water crisis
• Afghanistan Meteorological Authority
• Kennewick, Washington
• Columbia Park (Kennewick)
• St. Anthony, Idaho
• Henrys Lake
• Lake Fryxell
• Horse Heaven Hills
• Ringold Formation

Other Content Created

• Sangay (disambiguation)
• Simcoe Highlands (redirect)
• Category:Sturtian glaciation
• St. Johns, Portland (redirect)
• St. Johns neighborhood (redirect)
• Nataliyamalikite (redirect)
• Wallowa Glacier (redirect)
• 1993 Mississippi River flood (redirect)
• Category:Yakima River
• Category:Populated places on the Yakima River
• Category:Tributaries of the Yakima River
• Template:Protected areas of the Tri-Cities
• Category:Horse Heaven Hills
• NWSTF Boardman (redirect)
• Yakima Delta (redirect)
• NWPB (redirect)
• Category: Prosser, Washington

Gallery

The following are images that I have contributed to Wikipedia.

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  Amon Creek in Richland.
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  Amon Creek in Richland.
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  Signs on the Sacagawea Heritage Trail in Richland.
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  The Sacagawea Heritage Trail in Pasco.
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  Candy Mountain from Interstate 82.
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  An Icelandic Book of Mormon.
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  Looking down from Goldbug Hot Springs near Salmon, Idaho.
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  Warm Springs Creek downstream from Goldbug Hot Springs.
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  The Centennial Mountains from Henrys Lake State Park near Island Park, Idaho.
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  Jessup, Nevada taken from a nearby hill.
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  A snowy Galena Creek near Reno, Nevada.
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  The view from the hiking trail inside the crater of North Menan Butte in Idaho.
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  A mine shaft near Jessup, Nevada.
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  The exit sign off Interstate 80 for Jessup.
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  Fernley Sink from Black Butte north of Hazen, Nevada.
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  East Kennewick and surrounding areas from atop Jump Off Joe.
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  Jump Off Joe from Thompson Hill on the south side of Kennewick.
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  Inversion in the Tri-Cities, Washington from Jump Off Joe.
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  Building number 116 on the now-closed Umatilla Chemical Depot.
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  Milepost 15.5 on the Sacagawea Heritage Trail.
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  The Yakima River Delta from a neighborhood on the other side of Columbia Park Trail.
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  Signage for the Yakima Delta Habitat Management Unit.

Awards

	The Original Barnstar
	Amon Creek is a great article; thanks so much for writing it! Ironholds (talk) 03:10, 16 May 2013 (UTC)

Thanks for editing Go Dog Go!

MeetMaryandJane (talk) 00:09, 27 January 2021 (UTC)