Yulalona

Yulalona was the Klamath name for the short river flowing from Upper Klamath Lake towards Lake Ewauna. It referred to water moving back and forth: strong southerly winds could push the shallow river backwards, leaving parts of its bed exposed. Klamath and Modoc people shared a settlement beside these waters. The lakes and marshes of the basin provided fish and waterfowl, while the river joined the upper lake to the waters flowing south into the Klamath River.