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| Keywords: FMIB 39573 Coyote Creek, showing second and third (Broder) falls These are about 250 feet above the first falls The second falls is 50 feet.jpeg Coyote Creek showing second and third Broder falls These are about 250 feet above the first falls The second falls is 50 feet and the third 63 feet high The distance between them is about 50 feet Coyote Creek is a tributary of the upper w Kern River within the Golden Trout Wilderness Golden Trout Wilderness Area in the Sierra Nevada United States Sierra Nevada Tulare County California Subject Coyote Creek California Waterfalls--California Broder Falls California Geographic Subject United States--California--Coyote Creek United States--California--Broder Falls Tag Limnology 1906 Cite book Golden Trout of the Southern High Sierras Evermann Barton Warren Washington DC Government Printing Office 1906 Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries v 25 1905 Plate VII-17 Creator Barton Warren Evermann PD-UWASH-FMIB Institution University of Washington FMIB-source accession number 39573 Creeks in California Coyote Waterfalls in California Golden Trout Wilderness Geography of Tulare County California Waterfalls Kern River Waterfalls 1906 in California Tulare County Barton Warren Evermann | ||||
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