CROSSING DPD05
Deep, Goose, Eagle 2004 Fish Passage Assessment
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Watershed: Deep Creek
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Stream: Deep Creek
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Road: n/a
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Latitude: 45.35129284
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Longitude: -122.3003503
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Elevation: 719 ft (weirs); 738 ft (dam)
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Ownership: Private
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Fish Use: Anadromous
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Type: Weirs/Dam
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Slope: n/a
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Habitat Description
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Channel habitat type: Moderate gradient mod. confined
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Catchment acreage: 3,000
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Avg. bankfull width: n/a feet
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Distance from Clackamas R.: 9.2 miles
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Upstream fish-bearing length: 8.4 miles
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Comments: DPD05 consists of a 30-foot high dam with a fish ladder running up its face (DPD05Top) and four weirs downstream (DPD05Bot) that raise the channel. The weirs are partial barriers because each rises one to two feet above the water level and is 2-feet wide at the top. The fish ladder jump pools are 5-feet long, which can be short depending on the fish species and size. The fish ladder’s jump heights are also tall at 1.2 feet. The landowner is interested in working with the council and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to improve the barrier as much as possible.
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Prioritization and Cost Information
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Degree of fish passage blockage: Partial
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Habitat priority: 7 (weirs); 8 (dam)
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Habitat and cost priority: 3 (weirs); 32 (dam)
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Fix solution: 4-6 rock wiers; Fish ladder
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Span: n/a ft
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Rise: n/a ft
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Length: n/a ft
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Fill Height (ft): None ft
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Utilities concerns: None
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Traffic volume: None
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Total Estimated Project Cost: $19,000 (weirs); $3,000,000 (fish ladder)
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