north central Idaho. Many of the rivers that flow into the Snake River Plain from the north sink into the Snake River Aquifer, but still contribute their water to the river. Aside from rivers, the Snake is fed by many significant springs, many of which arise from the aquifer on the west side of the plain. See also Angling in Yellowstone National Park Fishes of Yellowstone National Park List of crossings of the Snake River List of tributaries of the Columbia River List of rivers of Idaho List of longest streams of Idaho List of longest rivers of the United States (by main stem) List of longest streams of Oregon List of National Wild and Scenic Rivers List of rivers of Oregon List of Washington rivers List of Wyoming rivers List of rivers in the United States Lost streams of Idaho Snake River Plain (ecoregion) Snake River Plain References External links Flows and Forecasts on the Snake River Idaho Power Wild and Scenic Snake River - National Wild and Scenic Rivers System The Snake River in Grand Teton National Park List of dams on the Snake River Idaho Rivers Rivers of Idaho Rivers of Oregon Rivers of Washington (state) Rivers of Wyoming Rivers of Yellowstone National Park Tributaries of the Columbia River Physiographic sections Wild and Scenic Rivers of the United States Borders of Idaho Borders of Oregon Borders of Washington (state) Rivers of Wallowa County, Oregon Rivers of Baker County, Oregon Rivers of Malheur County, Oregon Rivers of Bonneville County, Idaho Rivers of Madison County, Idaho Rivers of Power County, Idaho Rivers of Twin Falls County, Idaho Rivers of Ada County, Idaho Rivers of Owyhee County, Idaho Rivers of Nez Perce County, Idaho Rivers of Bingham County, Idaho Rivers of Fremont County, Idaho Rivers of Elmore County, Idaho Rivers of Payette County, Idaho Rivers of Gooding County, Idaho Rivers of Canyon County, Idaho Rivers of Washington County, Idaho Rivers of Adams County, Idaho Rivers of Idaho County, Idaho Rivers of Jerome County, Idaho