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In the lower 48 states what is the longest river contained in one state without dams?
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The longest river contained in one state is the Salmon in Idaho at 425 miles. It is also the longest that flows north, and the longest river that is within one state with no standing dams. "Sunbeam dam" is no longer blocking the full river. James Seeger Anchor Point and Prudhoe Bay Alaska. Formally of North Fork Idaho (junction of the Salmon and North Fork of the Salmon)
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