Water in the Walla Walla region and beyond
Explore the Waterways of Walla Walla
Test your knowledge about the water systems of the Walla Walla region! In this quiz, you'll explore various bodies of water including rivers, lakes, and creeks that are essential to the local ecosystem and community.
Upon completion, you will gain insights into:
- Local geography
- Environmental significance
- Water conservation
___ drains into ___ at the Wallula Junction
Mill Creek, the Columbia River
Mill Creek, the Snake River
The Walla Walla River, the Snake River
The Walla Walla River, the Columbia
The Tri-Cities area is located at the confluence of these two bodies of water
Columbia River
Walla Walla River
Snake River
Mill Creek
This body of water runs through downtown Walla Walla
Walla Walla River
Mill Creek
Garrison Creek
Birch Creek
The headwaters of Mill Creek are found here
Near Table Rock, WA
Near Tollgate, OR
Near Spring climbing area, OR
Near Birch, OR
This body of water is closest to the WWU campus and runs through Lyon's Park in College Place.
Mill Creek
Walla Walla River
Garrison Creek
Birch Creek
The confluence of these two bodies of water is located just west of Whitman Mission (where Logan worked for Lisa last summer)
Walla Walla River
Garrison Creek
Mill Creek
Birch Creek
These two creeks join the Walla Walla River near Frog Hollow Farm
Birch Creek
Stone Creek
Mill Creek
Garrison Creek
Damming on the Columbia River has created a stretch of river known as ___ just southwest of the Wallula Junction
Columbia Lake
Lake Wallula
Walla Walla Reservoir
Umatilla Reservoir
The Snake River begins in this state
Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
This river is longer than the other
The Columbia River
The Snake River
The confluence of these two rivers is at Portland, OR
Tillamook River
Dales River
Columbia River
Willamette River
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