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1. Payday at a sawmill Payday at a sawmill Lumber Industry; Sawmills; Employees Payrolls! It is estimated that the lumber industry of the Klamath Basin employs some 6,000 people, and provides a livlihood for 30,000 to 35,000 people in Klamath County.
2. Collier State Park display Collier State Park display State parks & reserves; Lumber industry; Big Wheel, forerunner of today's logging arch, on display at the Collier State Park Logging Museum.
3. Snow Peak Logging Company private logging road Snow Peak Logging Company private logging road Logging trucks; Log transportation; Lumber industry The Kenworth turcks are loaded with Douglas-fir logs from the Crabtree burn. USFS photo #429710
4. Logs tossed into Nortwestern Power Company's lake Logs tossed into Nortwestern Power Company's lake Lakes & ponds; Lumber industry; Log storage Logs tossed into Nortwestern Power Company's lake from every swollen stream feeding the White Salmon River.
5. Two men on the engine of an old logging train Two men on the engine of an old logging train Railroad locomotives; Men; Lumber industry; Log transportation
6. Coos Bay Lumber Company caboose at Powers, Oregon Coos Bay Lumber Company caboose at Powers, Oregon Railroad cabooses; Lumber industry; Lumber; Log transportation
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