Planning watersheds for the Lower/Middle Klamath River and Upper Sacramento River

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California has developed a watershed delineation scheme, CALWATER 2.2, based on the State Water Resources Control Board planning watershed numbering scheme. The planning watersheds are similar in size to 6th field HUs and were used in this analysis. The watersheds that cross the California/Oregon boundaries were extended into Oregon by on-screen digitizing in ArcMap following the ridgelines on the 30m digital elevation models (DEM).

The full report and other datasets from the Preliminary Aquatic Integrity Assessment for the Lower/Middle Klamath River and the Upper Sacramento River can be found in the gallery at: http://app.databasin.org/app/pages/galleryPage.jsp?id=c0b34c4e1f7c405fab4829d4fd56b36d
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2002
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Bredensteiner, Kim, Strittholt, James R. 2002. Preliminary Aquatic Integrity Assessment for the Lower/Middle Klamath River and the Sacramento River. Conservation Biology Institute.
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watershed, oregon, restoration, sacramento, klamath, salmonid, aquatic habitat, california, river
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