Wishkah River

The Wishkah River is a short, flowing waterway located in southwestern Washington State, United States. It originates from the Olympic Mountains and flows eastward into the Chehalis River. The river is known for its historical significance in shipping and logging industries, serving as a transportation route through the region's forests. Additionally, the Wishkah River gained cultural recognition through the band Nirvana, who named their 1989 live album "Live at the Wishkah." Its natural environment features forested banks and aquatic habitats supporting local wildlife, making it an important part of the area's ecological and cultural landscape.