Natural river definition

Natural river means a river that has been designated by the department for inclusion in the wild, scenic, and recreational rivers system.
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Natural river means those rivers or sections thereof that are generally free from man-made impoundments and may have primitive, undeveloped roads, whose lands are essentially primitive, with a minimal level of human
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Natural river means a waterway which possesses outstanding fish and wildlife, recreation, geologic or aesthetic values, which are free of substantial existing man-made impoundments, dams or other structures, and of which the riparian areas are largely undeveloped, although accessible in places by trails and roads.
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