February 1996 Flood with Metro Goal 5 Updates, Portland Metro Region, Oregon

Jul 4, 2012
Uploaded by Katie O'Connor
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A record peak flow in February of 1996 caused the Willamette River and its major tributaries to flood. This map was created to delineate the inundated areas near the mainstem and major tributaries of the Willamette River. Complete FGDC metadata is available from US Army Corps of Engineers, Portland District. Updated through the Goal 5 process, the State of Oregon mandate for identifying areas for potential habitat protection.

Downloaded from Metro's RLIS Discovery site 7/2/2012.
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US Army Corps/Metro Data Resource Center
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For product terms and conditions, please see http://www.oregonmetro.gov/index.cfm/go/by.web/id=505
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goal 5, portland, willamette river, metro, oregon, 1996 flood plain, willamette valley, flood plain, flood
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About the Uploader

Katie O'Connor
Freshwater Specialist/GIS Technician with Conservation Biology Institute

I have a background in watershed science, collaboration, data collection, and geospatial data management. I currently work for Conservation Biology Institute as the Freshwater Specialist/GIS Technician.