Talk:San Jacinto River (California)

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San Jacinto (California) → San Jacinto River (California) – I accidentally created a new article on the river because of a link to San Jacinto (California). The old article is only a single sentence, so I suggest that it be replaced with the new article. I suppose that I could merge it, but I don't think San Jacinto (California) is a useful redirect. If anything, it should redirect to San Jacinto, California. -- Kjkolb 05:37, 29 April 2006 (UTC)Reply

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Done as this was uncontroversial. As you were the only editor, you could have simply merged the content yourself and changed the redirect. older ≠ wiser 13:38, 29 April 2006 (UTC)Reply

How can the San Jacinto River be endorheic if it drains to the Santa Ana River via Temescal Creek - albeit rarely - as the article suggests? The article contradicts itself. I suggest removing the endorheic reference from the article. -- User:Adam Kringel

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