Salmon River
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The Salmon River is the name of several different rivers. There are as many as 17 Salmon Rivers in the United States alone.
- Salmon River (Alaska), eight different rivers
- Salmon River (California)
- Salmon River (Connecticut)
- Salmon River (Idaho)
- Salmon River (New York), three different rivers, one of which flows into Quebec
- Salmon River (Clackamas County, Oregon)
- Salmon River (Lincoln County, Oregon)
- Salmon River (Washington)
There are also numerous Salmon Rivers in Canada, including:
- Salmon River (Hyder) in northwestern British Columbia
- Salmon River (Prince George) in the Central Interior of British Columbia
- Salmon River (Vancouver Island) near Kelsey Bay, British Columbia
- Salmon River (Langley) in the Lower Fraser Valley of British Columbia
- Salmon River (Shuswap) near Salmon Arm, British Columbia
- Salmon River (Queen Charlottes) on Moresby Island, British Columbia
- the Salmo River is also known historically as the Salmon River
- Salmon River (New Brunswick)
- Salmon River (Nova Scotia), in Colchester County, Nova Scotia
- Salmon River, Digby County, Nova Scotia
- Salmon River (Ontario)
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