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Siskiyou -- U.S. County in California
Population (2000): 44301
Housing Units (2000): 21947
Land area (2000): 6286.784632 sq. miles (16282.696756 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 60.677310 sq. miles (157.153505 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 6347.461942 sq. miles (16439.850261 sq. km)
Located within: California (CA), FIPS 06
Location: 41.614943 N, 122.502816 W
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Siskiyou

Siskiyou may refer to:

  • Siskiyou Mountains, a mountain range in northern California and southern Oregon
  • Siskiyou National Forest, in Oregon and California
  • Siskiyou County, California
  • Siskiyou Trail, an old Native American and pioneer trail connecting Oregon and California
  • Siskiyou Summit, a mountain pass (4,037 ft/1,230 m) on Interstate 5 in southern Oregon
  • Siskiyou Mountains salamander
  • Siskiyou (newspaper), a student-run newspaper at Southern Oregon University in Ashland, Oregon.
  • Siskiyou (band), a Canadian indie folk band.
Siskiyou (band)

Siskiyou is a Canadian indie folk band formed in Vancouver, consisting of singer-songwriter Colin Huebert and guitarist Erik Arnesen. Formed to record songs that Huebert wrote after leaving Great Lake Swimmers to work on an organic farm in British Columbia, the band released its self-titled debut album on September 7, 2010.

The band has toured both Canada and Europe to support the album, both as a headliner and as an opening act for Jim Bryson and Sandro Perri.

They released their second album titled Keep Away the Dead digitally on September 20, 2011 and on 180g vinyl and CD on October 4.

The band's third album, Nervous, was released in 2015 and is a longlisted nominee for the 2015 Polaris Music Prize.

Usage examples of "siskiyou".

In memories that now unfolded like incredibly elaborate origami sculptures, I saw the rising ramparts of the Siskiyous, forested with her on her of enormous Sitka spruce, with scattered Brewer's spruce (the most beautiful of all the conifers), Lawson cypress, Douglas fir, tangerine-scented white fir that was rivaled in aromatic influence only by the tufted incense cedar, dogwood with no scent but with brilliant leaves, big-leaf maple, pendulous western maple, neat ranks of dark-green Sadler oak, and even in the faded light of memory that scene took my breath away.