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Dams in the Pacific Northwest Impacts on Anadromous Fish FREEING THE ELWHA

Dams in the Pacific Northwest

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Dams in the Pacific Northwest. Impacts on Anadromous Fish. Columbia Lake 1,243 miles. Historic Range of Salmon. 1,243 miles . 212-ft Shoshone Falls 948 miles. Grand Coulee Dam 596 miles. Current Range of Salmon. Hells Canyon Dam 581 miles. Dams of the Columbia River Watershed. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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FREEING THE ELWHA

Dams in the Pacific Northwest

Impacts on Anadromous Fish

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Historic Range of Salmon

1,243 miles

212-ft Shoshone Falls948 miles

Columbia Lake1,243 miles

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Current Range of Salmon Grand Coulee Dam

596 miles

Hells Canyon Dam581 miles

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Dams of the

Columbia River

Watershed

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Downstream Passage of Salmon

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Another Option for Downstream Passage:

Barging and Trucking of Salmon

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South Fork Skykomish River

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Hanford ReachO The last undammed, free-flowing stretch of the Columbia river

left.O Despite it being a low hot desert, this stretch is a very important

spawning ground for fall chinook.

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This project was made possible in part by a grant from

Washington’s National Park Fund.