Lumber remained a main industry along the river, with the river powering the sawmills. Production was as high as 40 million feet in a year, but declined in the late 19th century to between 10 and 20 million feet per year (with a similar amount of lath also produced).
Timber continued to be a primary sector along the river, with the river fueling the sawmills. Output reached as high as 40 million feet in a year, but decreased in the late 19th century to between 10 and 20 million feet per year (with a comparable amount of lath also produced).