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Relations with the Forest Service vary at different levels of the bureaucracy, generally with much better cooperation at the forest level than at the regional level. The Forest Service made an abortive attempt to address salmon concerns in 1992....
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In the area of inter jurisdictional collaboration, the report has several recommendations. The division of federal, tribal and state authority over water raises several interrelated problems, none of which can be addressed by any single government...
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Stream classification provides a means to understand the diversity and distribution of channels and floodplains that occur across a landscape while identifying links between geomorphic form and process. Accordingly, stream classification is...
2016-03-16
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was rather too bulky to allow a shirt to be drawn over it, Ike went around for a couple of hours just as he was, for all the world like "the noblest Roman of them all"—from neck to the waist, that is. The long, drooping, tobacco-stained...
2004-08-16
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Image captions: THE "INTAKE" AT THE LITTLE DALLES (above)
WHERE WE STARTED TO LINE THE LITTLE DALLES (below) --page break-- the right hand of the two shallow channels without difficulty. In brilliant sunshine we pulled down a broad...
2004-08-11
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Columbia River wheat, flour, and salmon fleet, 1885-'86.
[Compiled from Portland Journal of Commerce.]
Flag and rig. Vessel. Tons. Sailed. Cleared for— Wheat. Flour. Salmon. Yahoo. Final destination.
Centals. Barrels. Cases....
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as much as they would stand, and to load them first with No. 2 powder to within about 4 feet of the top, and then with No. 1 for an additional height of 3 or 4 feet, firing them in large groups, and simultaneously if possible. When this was done...
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registering "unbounded wonderment," but the light was never right for it up to the morning of our departure, and then there wasn't time.
It rained and snowed all that night and most of the following day. During the afternoon of the latter the...
2004-08-09
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haystack trying to find it. But the cache above Canoe River—ah, that was another matter ! Captain Armstrong could be absolutely depended upon in a matter of that kind, and the directions sounded right as rain. Yes, he quite understood that I...
2004-08-09
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Image caption: NO. 402. CASCADE LOCKS, COLUMBIA RIVER, OREGON. LOOKING UP CANAL FROM A POINT ON NORTH SIDE OF LOWER LOCK.
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Defenses of the mouth of the Columbia River, Oregon, 'in charge of Major Henry M. Robert, Corps of Engineers.—These defenses consist of Fort Stevens on the south side, and three detached batteries at Cape Disappointment, Washington Territory, on...
2004-08-25
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Increasing pumpage rates and declining ground-water levels in the Columbia River Basalts of the Pullman-Moscow area of Washington and Idaho indicate a need for ground-water management. A three-dimensional numerical computer model of ground-water...
1987-04-01
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Chart of
SAINT HELENS BAR
Showing cut dredged during
September and October, 1877.
under the direction of
MAJOR JOHN M WILSON CORPS OF ENGINEERS, U.S.A.
Washington
Saint Helen's Bar
So called Rocky Plateau
Gravel and Shingle...
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A. R. Marshall Page 2 March 22, 1974
Section 11B: Diversion and Low Flow Augmentation
Subheading B: Low Flow Augmentation
Item 2 -- Recreation and low flow needs are evaluated during the planning phase of a watershed study under the...
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Subsection 2.E.3 [2D5]
New, large, base load thermal plants, especially nuclear, should not be used for load following or peaking service. There are two basic reasons for this. The first concerns the Pacific Northwest generation planning....
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Portland District (Cont'd)
PI-85- A. O. DeFrate
PI-86- Clark W. Cox, Jr.
PI-87- Frank F. Dinsmore
PI-88- John P. Hounsell
PI-89- Ernest A. Jager
PI-90- Orville L. Cram
PI-91- Richard W. Pearson
PI-92- Charles Jackson
PI-93-...
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Oregon
0-1 - Fish Commission of Oregon 0-2 - State Water Resource Board 0-3 - Oregon Wildlife Commission
0-4 - State Parks and Recreation Department
0-5 - Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council
Idaho
I-1 - Art Manley, Idaho State...
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Source
Tentative Disposition
Problem or Area of Concern
1. (Cont) A. Effect of peaking on downstream passage time (Cont)
2. In estuaries
3. In bypass facilities at projects
B. Effect of peaking on stranding of juveniles
1. In...
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Tentative Disposition
Source
F-7 F-10
B
Problem or Area of Concern
3.(Cont) COMMENT: Regulation of Lake Pend Oreille is primarily influenced by system power requirements although constraints are recognized in the interest of...
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Problem or Area of Concern
Source
Tentative Disposition
SI-70
SI-75 PI-102
F A
6.(Cont) COMMENT: to make some adjustments of thermal plant output. As the number of thermal plants increase the load fluctuation which will be imposed on...
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Problem or Area of Concern
Tentative Disposition
1. (Cont) target groups include industrial customers, architects, engineers, home builders associations, business and professional groups, educators, environmental groups, Federal, State and...
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New transportation facilities: transportation facility that does not currently exist. It does not mean the realignment or expansion of an existing transportation facility.
Open space: unimproved lands not designated for another use in the...
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Recreation
Land Adjustments
Recreation will likely show dramatic change since recreation development is a major component of implementation for the Scenic Area management plan. Part of this change will be caused by direct federal expenditures,...
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