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Scenic Lake Koocanusa lies north of Libby, Montana and is formed by Libby Dam, blocking the Kootenai River and forming a resevoir nearly four hundred feet deep and fourty-eight miles long. Scenic drives encircle the lake crossing over at the "long bridge", Montana's longest span.
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Scenic Lake Koocanusa lies north of Libby, Montana and is formed by Libby Dam, blocking the Kootenai River and forming a resevoir nearly four hundred feet deep and fourty-eight miles long. Scenic drives encircle the lake crossing over at the "long bridge", Montana's longest span.
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  • Kootenai
  • thunder head
  • thunder storm
  • electrical storm
  • lightning storm
  • violent storm
  • Libby Dam
  • resevoir
  • lake
  • stormy
  • fishing
  • camping
  • Peck Creek
  • Peck Gulch
  • US Army Corps of Engineers
  • Rexford
  • Columbia River system
  • Lake Koocanusa Scenic Byway
  • northwestern montana
  • flathead
  • Purcell Mountains
  • British Columbia
  • Montana
  • Kootenai
  • Columbia
  • fishing
  • hiking
  • biking
  • mining
  • Yaak Tavern
  • Kootanay
  • West Fork
  • Burnt Grizzly Bear Creek
  • Rock Candy Mountain
  • camping
  • I survived the Yaak
  • nature
  • landscape
  • Northwest
  • Yaak River Scenic Drive
  • Kukanusa
  • Community of Yaak
  • town of yaak
  • Troy
  • Libby
  • Sylvanite
  • Dirty Shame Saloon
  • whitewater
  • Yaak River Road
  • adventure
  • fly fishing
  • Montana tourism
  • Kootenai National Forest
  • U.S. Forest Service
  • wilderness
  • motorcycle route
  • Douglas Orton
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