Sprague River (Oregon)

The Sprague River and its surroundings

The Sprague River is a tributary of the Williamson River in southwestern Oregon. The two with just under 50 km in length approximately equal length source rivers both originate in the southwestern Lake County. They combine 58 km northeast of the city Klamath Falls.

The Sprague River flows through a dry volcanic plateau. Its most important tributary is the River Sycan. This flows near the town of Beatty in the middle reaches of the Sprague. In Chiloquin, a few kilometers east of the Upper Klamath Lake, opens the Sprague River in the Williamson River. The river is known for its trout fishing,.

• River system Klamath River
• River in North America
• River in Oregon
• National Wild and Scenic River