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There's also the Adams River in British Columbia, noted for its salmon run/spawning grounds, a tributary of the Thompson (via Shuswap Lake); it doesn't have an article currently (so far as I can tell) but this will have to be dab'd when it does (amazingly, there's no Adams River in the U.S...such a common name you'd think there would be....). Skookum1 20:48, 2 January 2007 (UTC) reply