Prioritized Crossings – 2004 Deep, Goose and Eagle Creeks Fish Passage Assessment
Crossing data collected during the 2004 Deep, Goose and Eagle Creeks Fish Passage assessment is avaible in two ways.
- To view 34 crossings of concern prioritized based on habitat or habitat and cost of replacement, click here.
- To search for a particular crossing on a basin map, click here.
For more information regarding the 2004 Deep, Goose and Eagle Creeks Fish Passage Assessment or to request a copy of the final report, please email the Clackamas River Basin Council at info@clackamasriver.org.
293 total potential barriers were examined in the Deep, Goose, and Eagle Creek watersheds. Of these, 163 potential instream barriers were field surveyed. The remaining 130 possible barriers were not surveyed because they were situated on non-fish bearing and/or headwater reaches. Of the 163 potential barriers that were examined, 76 had some degree of blockage to fish passage (based on methods described in the Final Report). Of these 76 crossings, 37 were complete blockages and 39 were partial blockages. Full fish passage blockage occurs on crossings with jumps greater than 4 feet and a culvert gradient greater than 4%. Partial fish passage blockage occurs in culverts greater than 6 inches in diameter with a slope greater than 0.5% if adequate downstream backwatering is not present.