[DOC] [TLE] Sacramento River - Wikipedia [PAR] The Sacramento River is the principal river of Northern California in the United 
States, and is the largest river in California. Rising in the Klamath Mountains, the 
river flows south for 445 miles (716 km) ... The McCloud River rises on the east 
slope of Mount Shasta and flows south for 77 miles (124 km) through the 
southern... [DOC] [TLE] The Sacramento: River of Gold | Northern California Water Association [PAR] The Sacramento rises at Big Spring near Mt. Shasta and runs 320 miles to its 
delta ... The river runs south through the Great Valley of California to San 
Francisco, ... In the beginning it flows through the glades where azaleas bloom, 
past fern and ... the City of No Man Forgets, and through the open gate that fronts 
the Pacific. [DOC] [TLE] Northern California Fly Fishing Stream Report @ The Fly Shop [PAR] The top up by Iron Gate has adult steelhead and should continue to fish well ... in 
a desert and flows into the coastal forests of the pacific west is the Pit River. ... 
The Sacramento River below Shasta Dam - known as the Lower Sacramento, ...... 
McCloud Reservoir's waters are incredibly colored with a touch of blue and a... [DOC] [TLE] Sacramento River Basin | Sacramento River Watershed Program [PAR] Its source waters rise in the volcanic plateaus and ranges of northern ... These 
three rivers join in the waters of Lake Shasta, a 4.5 million acre-foot ... The 
Sacramento River, now nearly a mile wide at its mouth, flows into San Francisco 
Bay and finally joins the Pacific Ocean under the Golden Gate Bridge in San 
Francisco. [DOC] [TLE] Mudflows of Mount Shasta [PAR] The largest of the debris flows from Mud Creek, which occurred in 1924, 1926, 
and ... Konwakiton Glacier is one of the smaller glaciers located on Mount 
Shasta's ... The water is ashy colored and murky, whereas at this time of the year, 
when ... of Mount Shasta, into the McCloud river, says a dispatch to the 
Sacramento Bee. [DOC] [TLE] Golden Gate: A Hidden Geography - FoundSF [PAR] The hidden geography of the Golden Gate can be seen in the rocky points ... The 
projection of the crown's sovereignty into California was a last gasp of an ... lands 
around the mouth of the bay for battlements to guard its Pacific flank. ..... Joaquin 
River system, in streams rising as far away as Mount Shasta and Kings Canyon. [DOC] [TLE] Mount Shasta : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering : SummitPost [PAR] Mount Shasta : SummitPost.org : Climbing, hiking, mountaineering. ... Older flows 
can be observed in the North Gate area. .... One glacier after another comes into 
view, and the outlines of the mountain are everchanging. .... but the Central 
Pacific Railroad had laid track up the Sacramento River Canyon, opening the 
area up... [DOC] [TLE] Pit River | Hike Mt. Shasta [PAR] Mar 26, 2015 ... Chief among them is the fact that it is unusual for a river to rise on one ... side of 
the Sierra Nevada and manages to find its way to the Pacific. ... through the 
Cascades in order to link up with the Sacramento River. .... Hat Creek begins on 
the flanks of Lassen Peak and flows north, into a its namesake valley. [DOC] [TLE] Rivers - Siskiyou County Online.com [PAR] It flows roughly southwestward into northern California, passing through the 
Klamath ... It enters the Pacific at Klamath in Southwestern Del Norte County, ... 
trucking fish around the Copco #1 and Iron Gate dams after having had been 
denied a ... River, near Mount Shasta in the Cascade Range, the Sacramento 
flows south... [DOC] [TLE] South Gate/Squaw Meadow Trail | Hike Mt. Shasta [PAR] The Squaw/South Gate Meadow Trail is one of the most scenic and interesting ... 
Creek, which flows off of Mount Shasta, through the town of McCloud and into 
Squaw Creek Valley, beyond which it courses its way into the McCloud River. ... 
along politically correct sensitivities gave rise to an effort to rename the meadow. [DOC] [TLE] Fifty Years of the McCloud River Club. - mtshasta.com

Question: The Sacramento River rises near Mount Shasta & empties into the Pacific at this colorful "Gate"
Answer: Golden Gate