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trail
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Trail, city (1991 pop. 7,919), SE British Columbia, Canada, on the Columbia River just N of the Wash. border. It is a metal-smelting center for a mining area that produces lead, zinc, silver, and gold. Sulfuric acid and fertilizers are manufactured there.
trail
1. the scent left by a moving person or animal that is followed by a hunting animal
2. Engineering the distance between the point of contact of a steerable wheel and a line drawn from the swivel pin axis to the ground


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While the Badlands "gets significant use" during winter months when many hiking trails west of Bend are blocked by snow, "we don't have any use numbers," said Gavin Hoban, recreational planner for the BLM's Prineville District.
The hiking trails circling their property are filled with wetlands for kids to find frogs and turtles, and wildlife viewing stations to watch blue herons and hawks at work.
Full color photographs, 20 specially created maps with access to even the most remote beaches, landmarks, hiking trails, web sites with links to every business, restaurants, resorts, and symbols to identify recommended sights fill this practical guide, written by Oahu resident Andrew Doughty with wit and charm.
 
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