What is "east fork"

Usage examples of "east fork".

The Indian woman informs me that a few years ago buffalo were very plenty in those plains and valleys, quite as high as the head of Jefferson's River, but few of them ever come into those valleys of late years, owing to the Shoshones, who are fearful of passing into the plains west of the mountains, and subsist on what game they can catch in the mountains, principally, and the fish which they take in the east fork of Lewis's River.

Here and there in the flat farmland, crisscrossed by a thousand little canals which flowed down from the east fork of the River Reave, were small hillocks covered with trees, woodlots left to provide fuel for the farms.

With the temperature rise came more snow and bitter winds that snarled along the valley of the east fork, flinging pellets of snow into faces.

She hadnit1 seen tracks for some time, and she didn't know whether to take the east fork or make the crossing and follow the west one.

If anyone asks, you'll say she was taken to the hospital in East Fork and flew home from there.

About an hour before you reached extensive forest, the East Fork flowed out of the hills to join the North.

It was the east fork of the Thames, the wood a fringe of trees on either side.

Alucius& you take Venn, Oryn, and Astyl, and follow the tracks on east fork.

Meanwhile, two more German soldiers came into town from the east fork road.

One of the watchtowers reported sighting an unfamiliar darkship sliding down the valley of the east fork of the Hainlin, traveling so low its undercarriage almost dragged the snow.

But find us he did, flying north until he crossed the Trinity, then following it west until he reached the junction of the east fork of the Trinity.