[7] Chehalis River.
[8] White River.
[9] White River.
[10] Lieutenant Richard Arnold, in Pacific Railway Reports, Volume XII, Part I, page 191, says: "Near the junction of Whitewater and Green rivers there is a remarkable peak called La Tête, from a large rock on its slope resembling the head and neck of a man. This is an important point, as it forms the gate of the mountains on the west." Modern maps shift the "water" part of the names. They are now White and Greenwater rivers.
[11] White and Greenwater rivers.
[12] This is an error and should read 121° 25′ W. as Naches Pass is known to be 121° 21′ and Lieutenant Johnson's "Little Prairie" was a little west of the Pass.
[13] Greenwater branch of White River.
[14] Naches River.
[15] Wenatchee River.
[16] Mount Adams. The two peaks were frequently confused in early writings.