File:Copper Applegate Lake.jpg
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English: Mud flats at the south end of Applegate Lake where the town of Copper formerly stood. This area is usually submerged beneath over 60 feet (18 m) of water. Copper Boat Ramp, from which this panorama was taken, is the remains of the highway that once serviced Copper. |
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| Author | Little Mountain 5 |
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