headwaters

The structure is only about 100 feet from the headwaters of the river.

Several major rivers have headwaters on either side of the range.

Big Run has public facilities at the headwaters of the lake.

The ones who had not been to the headwater smelled different.

The elevation of its headwaters is over 4,680 feet above sea level.

He built a house near the headwaters of the river that was later to bear his name.

Finally, I stopped at a spring that seemed to be the headwaters for the stream.

The headwater is a small pool by the side of a lane.

The call was the right one, for the Missouri led to the headwaters they sought.

This was the highest and the farthest point of the headwaters.

He tells Burton to head towards the headwaters of the river.

The idea for this "headwaters to the sea" strategy was first proposed in 1892.

You can see its headwaters will bring us very close to Dawson."

Rapids are found in the mountains near the beginning or "headwaters" of a river.

It is a small stream here near its headwaters, only a few feet wide and shallow.

Some of these fish are stocked while wild species can be found in headwaters.

Its two arms in the headwaters are still shown.

Thankfully, basketball movies may be at the headwaters of change.

Some rivers only flow after there has been rain at the "headwaters".

The headwaters of the Provo were especially good for logging.

Or he could have arranged for him to discover the headwaters of the Nile.

The development is part of a military program, Northern Headwaters, that was started in 1985.

For one thing, Headwaters might fetch far less than $700 million.

Then it ties into the American road system, which serves as the headwaters of the migration.

A small portion of the lake headwaters extend into Pennsylvania.