Archives: COAs

Includes Davis Lake and surrounding habitat, continuing west to Salt Creek and encompassing the Crescent Lake Airport

Immediately adjacent to John Day River area, at the border of Wheeler and Crook Counties

Near Roseburg, area includes a significant stretch of the North Umpqua River and its tributaries, and includes surrounding riparian and upland habitats

This area includes important valley bottom habitat in the Rogue Watershed including the confluence of the Rogue River and Little Butte Creek, Upper and Lower Table Rock, and Vernal Pool habitat.

Includes a significant portion of the North Fork Smith River and surrounding upland and riparian habitat, including portions of Siuslaw National Forest

A low elevation gradient river meanders to the mainstem Siuslaw river with a mixture of salt and freshwater wetlands

The area includes the upper Nehalem River watershed to the headwaters. The area is connected to Nehalem River Estuary Nehalem COA River Estuary. It is identified by the Oregon Plan as important for native salmonids.

At the border of Baker and Grant Counties, following the North Fork Malheur River and adjacent to Monument Rock Wilderness

To the east of North Fork John Day River 1, this area encompasses high quality habitat for Strategy Species surrounding John Day Wilderness Area and near the town of Granite.

Located at the border of Umatilla and Grant Counties, including the town of Ukiah, significant stretches of the North Fork of the John Day River, and Camas Creek