John Day

John Day is a prominent river located in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, primarily flowing through Oregon. It spans approximately 280 miles and is a key tributary of the Columbia River. The river and its surrounding region are known for their diverse ecosystems, scenic landscapes, and rich history, including ties to Native American cultures and early exploration. The John Day River is also significant for recreational activities like fishing, rafting, and camping. Its watershed supports various wildlife and plays an important role in water resource management, ecological health, and regional economies.