South Fork
The South Fork Newaukum River originates at Newaukum Lake in the Cascade Range, at 46°39′59″N 122°28′33″W / 46.6664942°N 122.4759475°W / 46.6664942; -122.4759475 (South Fork Newaukum River source). It flows generally west. It exits the mountains and enters broad valleys and prairie lands, flowing by the community of Onalaska. The river turns north in Newaukum Prairie and joins the North Fork to form the mainstem Newaukum River.
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