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Commercial Canneries
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Commercial Canneries
The Yurok canneries were established near the mouth of the Klamath River beginning in 1876.
The Yurok people opposed non-Indians taking of the salmon and asserted that they did not have the right to take fish from the river because it is an inherent right of the Yurok people.
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