GEOSPATIAL DATA

From the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Natural Resources Information Management Program, this webpage provides access to fish distribution and habitat data at a 1:24,000 scale. Datasets include distribution and habitat GIS data and maps, fish barrier GIS data, and fish timing unit data tables and GIS data.

This page provides access to spatial data used or created by the CLAMS research program, which analyzes the aggregate ecological, economic, and social consequences of forest policies in the Coast Range

Abstract -- Dam sites in Oregon.. Purpose -- Depict the approximate location of dams in the state of Oregon that the State has statutory authority over. These are dams that aregreater than or equal to 10-feet in height and store greater than or equal to 9.2-acre-feet of water behind them.

The data resources available here include GIS data, maps, photos, reports, searchable databases, and tables. The subjects include fish, habitat, wildlife, ODFW-specific data, and other/misc.

The EPA's Surf Your Watershed service can help you locate, use, and share environmental information about your state and watershed

The Geospatial Data Clearinghouse is a collection of over 250 spatial data servers located world wide

From the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Aquatic Inventories Project this webpage makes available stream survey data in GIS format

This website is for the Aquatic and Riparian Effectiveness Monitoring Program of the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP). It includes watershed condition monitoring information gathered as recently as 2004 for the purpose of assessing the status and trend of watershed attributes to determine if the NWFP Aquatic Conservation Strategy is achieving its goals of maintaining and restoring watersheds. Links provide access to Documents, Data, and Contacts. The Data section includes watershed specific data in a map-driven format with links to summary data tables, raw data tables, GIS layers, and site specific photos

This webpage provides access to Maps, Data and Tools developed by the Interagency Regional Monitoring Program for the Northwest Forest Plan

The Interagency Restoration Database (IRDA) was developed to meet Interagency information tracking needs in restoring aquatic systems for the Northwest Forest Plan. This site includes restoration project data as recent as 2003

In an effort to make Oregon’s Natural Resource information more accessible, NRIMP (Natural Resource Information Management Program) has created NRIMP’s Data Clearinghouse website. This website will provide a centralized accumulation and dispersal exchange of natural resource data. This increased availability of data will support the Oregon Plan Assessment process, as well as other resource management efforts. The Data Clearinghouse website houses statewide reports such as watershed assessments and rapid bioassessments, data, GIS maps, and other natural resource information, especially those which are OWEB (Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board) funded, from Watershed Councils, or many other agencies. Along with NRIMP of ODFW (Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), this unified effort was done in coordination with OWEB, and INR (Institute for Natural Resources) at Oregon State University (OSU)

This site provides access to data on public water systems in Oregon, including coliform testing, chemical testing, contacts, violations, enforcements, public notices, and basic system information

Abstract -- This dataset contains barriers to fish passage that potentially affect anadromous and/or resident fish migration within the state of Oregon. The following barrier types are included: culverts, falls, cascade/gradient/velocity, hatchery facility-related, tide gate, debris jam, water diversion and insufficient flow. Data from the jointly developed, ODFW / ODOT State and County Culvert Inventory database were recently integrated into this dataset. The passage status for many of the barriers is unknown due to potential effects on species and/or life stages where little information exists at this time. Consequently, many of these barriers may be completely passable to most if not all the species and life stages that have a need to migrate through the affected stream reach. General information on the passability of barriers can be found in the primary attribute table of the dataset. Species specific passage information is found in the related table: bar_pts2.pas. As our understanding of the p

This site allows you to download statewide geospatial data from a variety of sources

The Oregon Water Resources Web Mapping Program allows users to view water rights and other pertinent information such as ground water limited areas, water master districts, water availability basin, etc. It is maintained by the Oregon Water Resources Department.

This system is a warehouse of information pertaining to water right applications, permits, certificates, transfers, leases and related information

Oregon watershed council boundaries.

This site allows you to download geospatial data created during the consortium's late 1990's study of the future of the Willamette River Basin.

The Pacific Northwest Water Quality Data Exchange comprises a number of related information management projects that collectively seek to facilitate the aggregation of and access to a comprehensive source of data related to water quality in the Pacific Northwest. The project is supported by funds allocated from the EPA Network Challenge Grant program, and with these projects, the States are applying the concepts embodied in the National Environmental Information Exchange Network.

Abstract -- The Region 6 Forest Service surveyed about 3,800 culverts at road crossings to determine their accessibility to all life stages of fish. The survey covered all National Forest units in Oregon and Washington. Assessment results demonstrate that 15% of the culverts are barriers to adult salmon, 50% are barriers to resident fish, and 80% are barriers to juveniles. . Purpose -- To determine the extent of fish passage barriers at road crossings on National Forest lands in Oregon and Washington.

Datasets in this collection were developed for or support the Northwest Forest Plan

This database consists of forest-wide themes for the western slope of the northern Oregon Coast Range

Abstract -- The Water Resources Department and the Department of Fish and Wildlife jointly identified priority areas for streamflow restoration in basins throughout the state. These priority areas represent watersheds in which there is a combination of need and opportunity for flow restoration to support fish recovery efforts under the Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds. WRD is focusing its efforts under the Oregon Plan on these priority areas.

Abstract -- Gaging stations in Oregon (past and present). Purpose -- Depict the approximate location of all known stream, lake and canal gaging stations in the state of Oregon.

Streamnet provides data and data services in support of the Pacific Northwest's fish and wildlife programs and other efforts to manage and restore the region's aquatic resources

StreamNet provides GIS coverages for a number of themes, such as fish distribution, hydrography, stream habitat and water quality, barriers, and other topics.

This site allows you to locate and download, or order a vast array of biological, geographic, geologic, and hydrologic scientific data collected or created by USGS scientists and partners