- Thompson River (Montana)
Geobox | River
name = Thompson River
category = River
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country = United States
country_
state = Montana
district_type = County
district = Sanders County
source =
source_location = Rocky Mountains
source_state = Montana
source_elevation_imperial = 3337
source_elevation_note = Source elevation derived fromGoogle Earth search using GNIS source coordinates.]
source_length_imperial =
source_lat_d = 48
source_lat_m = 0
source_lat_s = 52
source_lat_NS = N
source_long_d = 115
source_long_m = 11
source_long_s = 27
source_long_EW = W
source_coordinates_note = GNIS|792103|Thompson River]
mouth_name = Clark Fork
mouth_location = Thompson Falls
mouth_district =
mouth_state = Montana
mouth_country =
mouth_note =
mouth_lat_d = 47
mouth_lat_m = 34
mouth_lat_s = 37
mouth_lat_NS = N
mouth_long_d = 115
mouth_long_m = 14
mouth_long_s = 23
mouth_long_EW = W
mouth_coordinates_note =
mouth_elevation_imperial = 2405
mouth_elevation_note = Mouth elevation derived fromGoogle Earth search using GNIS mouth coordinates.]
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map1 = Montana Locator Map.png
map1_size = 300
map1_caption = Location of the mouth of the Thompson River in Montana
map1_locator = Montana
commons = The Thompson River is atributary of the Clark Fork in theU.S. state ofMontana . It is part of theColumbia River basin, as Clark Fork is a tributary of thePend Oreille River , which is a tributary of the Columbia River.The Thompson River is named in honor of David Thompson.
Course
The Thompson River originates in Upper Thompson Lake and flows generally south to join Clark Fork near the town of Thompson Falls.
ee also
*
List of rivers of Montana
*Tributaries of the Columbia River References
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