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The Oceania region, which includes Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the islands of the tropical Pacific Ocean, has historically been free from chikungunya. (who.int)

The young and vibrant community of Campbell River on the east coast of central Vancouver Island is beautifully set between Strathcona Park to the west and the Discovery Islands to the east, a metropolitan town located on the frontier of a BC wilderness, inhabited by few people but many animals. (vancouverisland.com)
Long known as the Salmon Capital of the World , Campbell River is a natural destination, in more ways than one. (vancouverisland.com)
Campbell River is big as Vancouver Island cities go. (vancouverisland.com)
Campbell River is located in a region rich in natural resources. (vancouverisland.com)
Mining is another active industry in Campbell River, with a diverse range of products including zinc, copper, lead, gold, silver and coal. (vancouverisland.com)
Long before European explorers entered the waters surrounding Campbell River, the First Nations people had known for thousands of years that this was a special place, living here in harmony with nature and the life cycles of the salmon. (vancouverisland.com)
The origin of the name Campbell River lacks absolute proof, but it is probable that the river now designated a BC Heritage River, and subsequently the town near its mouth, were named after Dr. Samuel Campbell, assistant surgeon on the HMS Plumper , a British survey ship that surveyed Johnstone Strait and this part of the B.C. coastline in the 1850s and 1860s. (vancouverisland.com)
Discovered by Europeans in 1792 when Captain George Vancouver sailed up Georgia Strait in search of the Northwest Passage, Campbell River is now renowned worldwide for spectacular snow-capped mountains, immense fjords and incredible salmon fishing - normal fare in British Columbia! (vancouverisland.com)
Campbell River is the gateway to Strathcona Park to the west, the Discovery Islands to the east, and the remote North Island and west coast of Vancouver Island. (vancouverisland.com)
See the most of Campbell River by exiting Highway 19 at the Miracle Beach Connector, then continue north along Oceanside Route Highway 19A. (vancouverisland.com)
Why not travel north to Campbell River on the scenic Oceanside Route 19A, then head home via the Inland Island Highway 19? (vancouverisland.com)
To get to Campbell River and the North Island via ferry, take either the Tsawwassen - Duke Point route if you are travelling from south of Vancouver, or the Horseshoe Bay - Departure Bay route if you are coming along the Trans Canada Route 1 from the North Vancouver area. (vancouverisland.com)
Private boats and yachts are welcomed at the many local marinas located in Campbell River and other destinations with ocean access throughout the North Central Island region. (vancouverisland.com)
Daily scheduled flights arrive at Campbell River Airport from Vancouver International Airport. (vancouverisland.com)
There are also floatplanes, helicopters and small planes for charter to and from Campbell River. (vancouverisland.com)
Motorcoach travel to Campbell River is also available. (vancouverisland.com)
Visit Haig-Brown House , a restored 1923 farmhouse set amid forests and gardens beside the Campbell River. (vancouverisland.com)
Campbell River's rich native heritage is proudly showcased in the Museum at Campbell River , housed on the highway south of the town centre, which features a fine collection of Northwest Coast Native masks, ceremonial items, and other fine art. (vancouverisland.com)
Find Dental Care businesses in Campbell River. (yellowpages.ca)
Yellow Pages Canada supplies full business directory listings centered around Dental Care businesses within our Health & Medicine category in and about the Campbell River, British-Columbia area. (yellowpages.ca)
Discover local Dental Care businesses near Campbell River. (yellowpages.ca)

Two major fish records have been set in the Salmon River: the Great Lakes record Chinook salmon (47 lbs. 13 oz.) and the world record Coho salmon (33 lbs. 4 oz. (iloveny.com)
The Waterkeeper Alliance is the world's fastest growing environmental movement, with more than 300+ local Waterkeepers patrolling rivers, lakes and coastal waterways on 6 continents. (savetheriver.org)
In most cases, the definition of inland water bodies includes major rivers and lakes. (who.int)
On the other hand, land area does not account for any bodies of water within a country, such as lakes, rivers, or reservoirs. (who.int)

In some cases the specific virus involved can be identified on the basis of the clinical features of systemic infection, but in many cases serologic testing is necessary for diagnosis, guided by clinical and epidemiologic data. (medscape.com)
It may begin with systemic features (eg, fever, malaise, arthralgias, and weakness) before the appearance of overt joint inflammation and swelling. (medscape.com)

Mansonella ozzardi (Spirurida: Onchocercidae) is a filarial nematode found in South and Central America as well as some Caribbean Islands. (bvsalud.org)

This project began on Sept. 11 and is proceeding from downstream to upstream on the Mississippi River. (workboat.com)
Further downstream, at Foxton, the Manawatū River forms a large estuary. (teara.govt.nz)
Downstream from Yankton the river has the taste of wildness to it that is nonexistent on the channelized river below Ponca State Park. (nps.gov)

One of the four main fishing centres on Vancouver Island, the city is internationally famous for both its ocean and freshwater fishing. (vancouverisland.com)
Located at the head of the Tahsis Inlet on the west coast of Vancouver Island, home to World class fishing for Tyee Chinook (30+ pounds) and Huge Halibut, Westview Marina is the true heart of Esperanza Inlet and Nootka. (villageoftahsis.com)

Choose a quiet spot in the woods or a fun location on the lake for your Wildwood Grand Lodge destination trailer by Forest River. (generalrv.com)
You will experience a home away from home with any one of these Forest River Wildwood Grand Lodge destination trailers! (generalrv.com)

The greater Dayton region is home to more than 340 miles of recreation trails - the nation's largest paved trail network - and 270 miles of river corridor. (metroparks.org)
Gabryl used his skills in his position with the Navajo Nation's Department of Fish & Wildlife while Stevie continued on as an OARS raft guide in Moab, Utah, working commercial trips on the San Juan River and in Cataract , Desolation and Westwater Canyons through to the end of the season in October. (oars.com)
Enjoy a scenic, fun and refreshing 3 - 4 hour tube, raft, canoe or kayak ride down the Delaware River, which is the nation's most historic river and perfect for outdoor water sport activities. (delawarerivertubing.com)

In the Caribbean islands Culicoides spp cause transmission and dissemination of the parasite, while in Brazil it is transmitted during the blood meal of hematophagous diptera from the genus Simulium spp (Shelley et al. (bvsalud.org)

More than 50 percent of this species' diet comes from salmon produced in the Columbia Basin, half of which are produced in the Snake River system. (sanjuanjournal.com)
For more than 40 years, the dams in the Snake River have been destroying salmon runs that are a critical food source for the Southern Residents. (sanjuanjournal.com)
In recent decades, scientists have observed that salmon in the Columbia River are starting their migration earlier in the year. (thefishsite.com)
Evidence of an evolutionary response in Columbia River sockeye salmon is good news, because it appeared to reduce their exposure to potentially lethal river temperatures in recent years," said Dr Crozier. (thefishsite.com)
The twice-yearly steelhead runs on the Quinsam and Campbell Rivers are as well known as that on the Cowichan River, while the year-round salmon fishing in Discovery Passage is unmatched. (vancouverisland.com)
a game that teaches youth and the young at heart about wild Atlantic salmon and other migratory fish that inhabit the rivers and coasts of New England. (noaa.gov)
A ct now by working with local organizations to make rivers salmon-friendly again. (noaa.gov)
P rotect salmon by making sure your actions keep rivers healthy. (noaa.gov)
The Salmon River, located in Oswego County, stretches 17 miles from the Lighthouse Hill Reservoir in Altmar to where it empties into Lake Ontario at Port Ontario. (iloveny.com)
The Salmon River offers some of the finest sportfishing in the country. (iloveny.com)
The Saco River Theatre is located at 29 Salmon Falls Road in Bar Mills (please note that the GPS for SRT is Buxton, Maine 04093). (maineartscene.com)

The Webhannet River Watershed occurs entirely within Wells, Maine, and includes the main stem of the Webhannet River, Blacksmith Brook, Pope Brook, other small tributaries, numerous wetlands and ponds, and a large salt marsh estuary. (wellsreserve.org)
Several parcels of conservation land are located around the estuary and associated marsh, at the mouth of the Webhannet River. (wellsreserve.org)
Important wetlands within the dune belt are found at the Manawatū River estuary and behind Kūkū Beach, just south of the Ōhau River. (teara.govt.nz)

Stunning wooded gorge on mythical River Findhorn, descending to rocky headlands with access to river beaches and very large. (wildswimming.co.uk)
A dramatic gorge cutting down under an elegant Victorian bridge to deep pools and river beaches in open woodland. (wildswimming.co.uk)
A beautiful wide gorge opening out to very large, still river pool (200m). (wildswimming.co.uk)
A large calm pool beneath Waterfall or Gorge on River Pattack in Strathmashie community forest next to car park. (wildswimming.co.uk)
Rising east of the main North Island ranges, it runs through the spectacular Manawatū Gorge. (teara.govt.nz)

Internet Explorer lacks support for the features of this website. (noaa.gov)

Unusual weather patterns that produced sustained high water along inland rivers and severe hurricanes in the Gulf have put extra stress on locks and dams and flood control infrastructure and caused extreme shoaling in many areas of the Mississippi River system. (workboat.com)

Lazy stretches with Class I rapids (beginner level) along the way to make your river tubing adventure the most fun thing to do in NJ, PA and NY! (delawarerivertubing.com)

This home is a fishers Dream wrapped by a 7 mile lake along the Savannah River offering complete privacy with no Hoa. (pr.com)
No offenders found within 1 mile of 1949 TROUT RIVER CT, Fleming Island, FL 32003. (homefacts.com)
From the trailhead at 2101 U.S. 40, view a rock outcrop a short way in on the 3.2-mile orange loop trail and a scenic overlook of the Great Miami River a short way in on the 1.2-mile yellow loop trail. (metroparks.org)
Tube on a relaxing 5-6 mile float down the Delaware River, which is the border between NJ and PA in the most historic, scenic and breath-taking river stretch. (delawarerivertubing.com)
The river channel varies in width from a quarter to three quarters of a mile with an average width of a half mile. (nps.gov)
Sites are listed below by River Mile (RM). (nps.gov)

A long river canyon with high cliffs and deep water. (wildswimming.co.uk)
Fabulous clear water flows down rapids into a large (100m) river pool (1'2m deep) with white shingle beach opposite. (wildswimming.co.uk)
We have always wanted to take our youth out on a water adventure like river rafting, but because of the high cost, trips like these were out of reach for us and many families," says Alberto Murillo, director of youth programs for Peralta Hacienda, which facilitates outdoor experiences for youth in Oakland's Fruitvale neighborhood. (oars.com)
Every tube, raft, canoe or kayak rental includes an exclusive FREE BBQ MEAL from The Famous River Hot Dog Man on Adventure Island during your river adventure, where you can eat mouth-watering island BBQ on picnic tables in the water! (delawarerivertubing.com)
Adventure Island has picnic tables in the water, a great swimming area and offers breath-taking views of the scenic Delaware River. (delawarerivertubing.com)
Delaware River Tubing customers get exclusive meal packages to this paradise on the water. (delawarerivertubing.com)
Eat while your feet are dipped in the pristine water and see Devil's Tea Table from Adventure Island! (delawarerivertubing.com)
All units include heat and hot water at no extra charge and the complex also features on site laundry facilities. (apartmentguide.com)
The river pilings was part of a rip-rapping project developed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to reduce erosion on the Nebraska side of the river and to force water away from the Meridian bridge abutments. (nps.gov)

Beautiful stretch of river among woods of Scots pine. (wildswimming.co.uk)
Enjoy the best, most scenic and most historic tubing stretch that the Delaware River has to offer. (delawarerivertubing.com)
Raft on the Delaware River in one of our two-person, four-person or six-person rafts in the best stretch of river. (delawarerivertubing.com)

The floodplain varies in width from two miles at Gavins Point Dam to as much as twelve miles below the confluence with the James River. (nps.gov)
River Miles are calculated as the distance on the Missouri above its confluence with the Mississippi River. (nps.gov)
Thus RM 0.0 is the confluence of the two rivers. (nps.gov)

The 40 acre island was listed by realtors Engel & Völkers Bahamas for a cool $100 million which includes the island itself as well as the 5,300-square-foot main residence which is itself surrounded by guest cottages with 11 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms adding up to a grand total of 22,099 square feet. (coolmaterial.com)

Subsequently, studies on morphological features in blood samples revealed the presence of atypical forms of the microfilariae in Brazil (Adami et al. (bvsalud.org)

This produced a significant amount of shoaling, which occurs when rivers get filled with silt and sediments that impede navigation. (workboat.com)

River trips, whether single-day excursions or weeks-long expeditions, make you feel like a kid. (oars.com)
On the South Fork of California's American River and Utah's Colorado River, The Pam & George Wendt Foundation hosted over 150 youth and young adults on one-day whitewater rafting trips with OARS. (oars.com)

ADA-accessible paved paths wind through a variety of scenic features. (metroparks.org)

Save The River can work with you to tailor pre-and post discussion content to meet your classroom needs. (savetheriver.org)

THE #1 TUBE RIDE IN NORTH AMERICA on the most historic, symbolic and best section of the Delaware River for tubes, rafts, canoes and kayaks. (delawarerivertubing.com)
Kayak on the Delaware River in one of our diverse selection of kayaks either solo or with second kayaker in a tandem (two-seat) kayak! (delawarerivertubing.com)
You can hire trikes for the kids to ride around on, you can hire kayaks to explore the river for yourself, or you can relax in the private spa pool looking out over the river. (tripadvisor.co.uk)

Bar Mills, ME) On Friday, August 25 at 7:30 pm, Kerrville New Folk winner John John Brown will bring giant comics and iconic photographs to Saco River Theatre . (maineartscene.com)

Little Pipe Cay is located about 70 miles southeast of Nassau in the Bahamas and can be reached by air from Florida or by boat from the neighboring Staniel Cay Island. (coolmaterial.com)

Relax while overlooking the Great Miami River and take in seasonal activities at this wheelchair-accessible park. (metroparks.org)

Additionally, two swimming beaches are located at the mouth of the river. (wellsreserve.org)

The Hardeeville home features a nice open floor plan with lots of windows, the living area flows to the covered patio. (pr.com)

By partnering with OARS, the Foundation has access to river rafting permits, skilled guides and a multi-use camping facility in California. (oars.com)

Take a tour in Little River and let your tour guide show you the very best of New Zealand, while combining it with your chosen activity. (tourism.net.nz)
If you are looking for a holiday park in the lower north island of New Zealand, look no further. (tripadvisor.co.uk)

The river may have cut into the mountains, but the preferred explanation is that the mountains rose on either side of the river. (teara.govt.nz)
The terraces and alluvial plains on the lower Ōroua and Manawatū rivers were formed from sediment that gathered at the base of the mountains. (teara.govt.nz)

Both Michael and Emaline completed the OARS California Guide School and were hired as professional guides on the American River. (oars.com)

The river is dotted with sandbars, islands and backwater marshes that are havens for waterfowl, shore birds and other wildlife. (nps.gov)

This area km2 measurement includes not only the mainland but also any islands that belong to the country. (who.int)

At Courtyard by Marriott Portland North, guests enjoy features like an indoor pool, a gym, and free WiFi in public areas. (orbitz.com)

This genotype gained dominance in 2004 and 2005 when it was introduced from Kenya into the Indian Ocean islands of Comoros, Réunion, Seychelles, Mauritius and Mayotte where it was associated with an outbreak involving hundreds of thousands of reported cases. (who.int)

To remove shoaling and restore river depth that allows safe navigation, Belk said the Corps dredged 277 million cubic yards nationally in 2019, a significant amount. (workboat.com)

Save The River is committed to providing quality educational programs and resources for formal and informal educators throughout our region. (savetheriver.org)

Starting at $1240/month, Cowesett Terrace Apartments are affordably priced and feature clean, spacious units. (apartmentguide.com)

By attending this virtual field trip to South Bay on Wellesley Island, your students will become engaged in learning about the St. Lawrence River, hibernation and migration, and the changing habitats above and below the ice. (savetheriver.org)

Rated Superior by TOP 10 Holiday Parks and situated on the banks of the Whanganui River, this park has everything you need for a perfect holiday. (tripadvisor.co.uk)

The Pam & George Wendt Foundation provides meaningful guided river rafting and outdoor adventure experiences for under-resourced youth and young adults. (oars.com)
Little River tours may include a relaxing cruise, a food or wine tour, escorted tours, package tours, adventure tours, motorcycle tours, train tours and PGA golf tours. (tourism.net.nz)
Located closest to New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania with the exclusive FREE BBQ MEAL at the Famous River Hot Dog Man during your river adventure at Adventure Island. (delawarerivertubing.com)
There are so many fun things to do at Adventure Island and it's a great place to meet up. (delawarerivertubing.com)
Enjoy two free hot dogs or a burger, ice cold beverage and candy bar or chips at our privately owned Adventure Island at the halfway point during your river adventure. (delawarerivertubing.com)
We are the only tubing, rafting, canoeing and kayaking river outfitter that provides delicious BBQ during the adventure! (delawarerivertubing.com)
Rafting is great excercise and perfect for those who wish to stay dryer during their river rafting adventure. (delawarerivertubing.com)
Jurassic Park River Adventure - Beware the T-Rex! (themeparktourist.com)
While I have been a Jurassic Park fan for most of my life (born in '88), I was very excited to experience the Jurassic Park River Adventure ride for the first time. (themeparktourist.com)
Those who choose to paddle the Missouri River need to be well prepared for the adventure. (nps.gov)

Paved trails loop around the northern section of the park, providing beautiful views of the river, landscaped beds and more. (metroparks.org)
The park also features ADA-accessible bathrooms and shelters. (metroparks.org)

According to their model, up to two thirds of the 10-day advance in spawning is explained by natural selection, with a behavioral response to changes in river flow explaining the rest. (thefishsite.com)
2001). Tasmania's Offshore Islands: seabirds and other natural features. (wikipedia.org)
Your Five Rivers MetroParks are home 160 miles of paved and natural surface trails for hiking, cycling, mountain biking and more. (metroparks.org)
Known to Māori as Te Āpiti (the narrowing), this is the region's most striking natural feature. (teara.govt.nz)
The kitchen also features a skylight for added natural light making it seem bright even on cloudy days. (generalrv.com)

There are 12 miles of public fishing rights along the river. (iloveny.com)

You will love the large walk-in pantry for all of your non-perishables and the kitchen island that provides extra counter space to prep and serve your meals, as well as added storage beneath for your larger pots and pans. (generalrv.com)

At that time, a "Garden Island" or "Smooth Island" appeared on maps at the entrance of Norfolk Bay. (wikipedia.org)
There is another boat ramp known as the Training Dike (RM 810.1) across the river near the entrance to Chief White Crane Campground. (nps.gov)

The Exquisite New Home for sale in Hardeeville on the Savannah River has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms with a media room. (pr.com)
1949 TROUT RIVER CT, Fleming Island, FL 32003 is a Single Family Residence / Townhouse property with 4 bedrooms , 2 bathrooms , and is approximately 2,075 sq feet of living space. (homefacts.com)

The master bathroom features his and her separate vanities, walk in shower and large area to allow a jacuzzi tub. (pr.com)
The living area is such a gorgeous feature in this unit because of the panoramic front windows that allow you to feel as if you're right in the heart of your surroundings, and as you sit on the sofa next to the fireplace , you'll appreciate the ambiance it brings to this space. (generalrv.com)

The local emm 93.0 sequence type 10 clone contained a novel genomic island harboring the resistance genes lsa(E) , lnu(B), and ant (6)-Ia aph(3′)-III . (cdc.gov)

Funds were approved for a regional dredging demonstration program, and also to deepen the Mississippi River Ship Channel from 45 to 50 feet from Baton Rouge to the Gulf of Mexico. (workboat.com)

Garden Island is a small stony island that is part of the Partridge Island Group, lying close to the south-eastern coast of Tasmania, Australia, in the D'Entrecasteaux Channel between Bruny Island and the mainland. (wikipedia.org)
A dramatic glen with perfect river pools running very close to road. (wildswimming.co.uk)
Centrally located in the heart of the Ocean State and overlooking the Pawtuxet River, River's Edge Apartments living community offers affordable housing and is conveniently located near Route 2 in West Warwick, putting residents in close proximity to pharmacies, restaurants, supermarkets and retail stores. (apartmentguide.com)

Green Island in the Tamar River was also renamed as Garden Island, and other islands sometimes called "Garden Island" include Smooth Island and one of the islands within the Great Lake. (wikipedia.org)

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