Salmon River - United States

United States

There are as many as 17 Salmon Rivers in the United States, the largest of which is:

  • Salmon River (Idaho), known as the River of No Return

Others include:

  • Salmon River (Portland Canal), Hyder, Alaska
  • Salmon River (California)
  • Salmon River (Connecticut)
  • Salmon River (New York), tributary of Lake Ontario
  • Salmon River (Clackamas County, Oregon)
  • Salmon River (Lincoln County, Oregon)
  • Salmon River (Washington)

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