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Lime Springs to Kendallville (about 22 miles) After leaving a very picturesque old mill and dam, the river meanders through gently rolling prairie country, fed by numerous springs.
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Kendallville to Bluffton (About 15 miles) The river flows in large u-shaped bends in a narrow valley, with vertical limestone palisades rising over 100 feet from the water's edge.
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Bluffton to Decorah (About 15 miles) Wooded bluffs rise as high as 330 feet above the river, with occasional rocky cliffs and crags.
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Electrical Hookups
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Access to Drinking Water
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Shelter
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Port-a-Pots
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Solar Showers
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