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Historic Fish Distribution StudyProject SummaryThe City of Salem, Marion County, and the Mid-Willamette Valley Council of Governments, have completed an assessment of Historic Salmon Distribution in Marion County, Oregon. Using GIS coverages from multiple sources, this project combined barrier data (e.g., culverts, dams, waterfalls), hydrography (stream network), and fish-use data from Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife to assess both current and historic use of area streams by three species of salmonids: spring chinook salmon, winter steelhead, and cutthroat trout. The project was funded by a Regional Investment Grant from the Mid-Willamette Valley Community Development Partnership, and supports planning and program objectives related to the listing of winter steelhead and spring chinook salmon under the Endangered Species Act and Statewide Goal 5. The primary objectives of this project were to:
The GIS database developed for this project will support a wide range of planning activities that require understanding of listed fish and their habitat. The Historic Salmon Distribution Study report is available by clicking on the icon on the upper right-hand corner. Click on the title below to read the report. MapsSalem/Keizer Area Watersheds:Spring Chinook current distribution Winter steelhead current distribution Cutthroat trout current & historic distribution Historic spring Chinook & winter steelhead distribution Mill Creek Watershed:Spring Chinook current distribution Winter steelhead current distribution Historic spring Chinook & winter steelhead distribution East Marion County Watersheds:Spring Chinook current distribution Winter steelhead current distribution West Marion County Watersheds:Spring Chinook current distribution Winter steelhead current distribution Project-wide:Cutthroat trout current & historic distribution Historic spring Chinook & winter steelhead distribution
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