Or. Admin. Code § 635-418-0110 - Area Definitions and Dry Maintenance Time Periods for Watersheds in Agricultural Drainage Maintenance Regions as Defined by Oregon Department of Agriculture Administrative Rule (OAR 603-095-4010)
(1) North Willamette Watershed
(a) That portion of the Lower Columbia River
Basin, Sandy River Basin, and Lower Willamette River Basin described below.
(A) Lower Columbia River - Area definition:
That portion of the Columbia River upstream of Hunt Creek to and including
Herman Creek, including but not limited to the following river basins:
(i) Columbia River tributaries,
(ii) Clatskanie River, and
(iii) all other tributaries, small basins,
side channels, lakes, oxbows or sloughs that are associated with or drain
directly into the Columbia River in the defined area and river basins described
above (excluding the Sandy and Willamette Basins).
(B) Sandy River and all other tributaries,
small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows or sloughs that are associated with
or drain directly into the Sandy River.
(C) Lower Willamette River - Area definition:
That portion of the Willamette River basin downstream from the mouth of the
Santiam River, including but not limited to the following river basins:
(i) Multnomah Channel and tributaries
(including but not limited to Scappoose and Milton Creeks),
(ii) Columbia Slough,
(iii) Johnson Creek,
(iv) Clackamas River,
(v) Abernathy Creek,
(vi) Tualatin River,
(vii) Beaver Creek,
(viii) Molalla-Pudding Rivers,
(ix) Chehalem Creek,
(x) Yamhill River,
(xi) Glenn Creek,
(xii) Mill Creek,
(xiii) Rickreall Creek,
(xiv) Ash Creek, and
(xv) all other tributaries, small basins,
side channels, lakes, oxbows or sloughs that are associated with or drain
directly into the Willamette River in the defined area and river basins
described above.
(b) Dry Maintenance Time Periods:
(A) Lower Columbia River Basin, Sandy River
Basin, and Lower Willamette River Basin excluding the river basins described
immediately below in (B): August 1 - August 31
(B) Tualatin River, Yamhill River and
Rickreall Creek: August 1 - September 30
(2) South Willamette River Watershed
(a) That portion of the Willamette River
watershed upstream from and including the mouth of the Santiam River, including
but not limited to the following river basins:
(A) Santiam River,
(B) Luckiamute River,
(C) Sidney Ditch and intersecting
tributaries,
(D) Truax
Creek,
(E) Burkhart
Creek,
(F) Cox Creek,
(G) Periwinkle Creek,
(H) Calapooia River,
(I) Frazier Creek,
(J) Stewart Slough,
(K) Mary's River,
(L) Lake Creek,
(M) Muddy Creek,
(N) Flat Creek,
(O) Long Tom River,
(P) McKenzie River,
(Q) Middle Fork Willamette River,
(R) Coast Fork Willamette River,
and
(S) all other tributaries,
small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with
or drain directly into the Willamette River in the defined area and river
basins described above.
(b) Dry Maintenance Time Period: July 15 -
September 30
(3) North
Coast Watershed
(a) That portion of the state
of Oregon west of the Oregon Coast Range crest and east of the Pacific Ocean
extending from the mouth of the Columbia River south to and including Threemile
Creek, including but not limited to the following river basins:
(A) Lower Columbia tributaries downstream of
and including Hunt Creek,
(B)
Youngs Bay and tributaries (including but not limited to Lewis and Clark,
Walluski, Youngs, Klaskanine Rivers),
(C) Necanicum River,
(D) Nehalem River,
(E) Tillamook Bay and tributaries (including
but not limited to Miami, Kilchis, Wilson, Trask, Tillamook Rivers),
(F) Netarts Bay,
(G) Sand Lake,
(H) Nestucca River,
(I) Neskowin River,
(J) Salmon River,
(K) Siletz River,
(L) Yaquina River,
(M) Alsea River,
(N) Yachats River,
(O) Siuslaw River,
(P) Siltcoos River, and
(Q) all other tributaries, small basins, side
channels, lakes, oxbows, sloughs, or bays/estuaries that are associated with or
drain directly into the Columbia River or Pacific Ocean in the defined area and
river basins described above.
(b) Dry Maintenance Time Period: July 15 -
August 31
(4)
Coos-Coquille-Tenmile Lakes Watershed
(a)
That portion of the state of Oregon west of the Oregon Coast Range crest and
east of the Pacific Ocean extending from south of the South Jetty at Winchester
Bay to the mouth of Twomile Creek, including but not limited to the following
river basins:
(A) Coos Bay and tributaries
(including but not limited to Coos, South Coos, Millicoma Rivers),
(B) Coquille River and tributaries,
(C) Tenmile Lakes and tributaries, and
(D) all other tributaries, small
basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, sloughs, or bays/estuaries that are
associated with or drain directly into the Pacific Ocean in the defined area
and river basins described above.
(b) Dry Maintenance Time Period: July 15 -
September 22
(5) South
Coast Watershed
(a) That portion of the state
of Oregon west of the Oregon Coast Range crest and east of the Pacific Ocean
extending from the mouth of and including Twomile Creek south to the California
state line. For the Rogue River, refer to the Rogue Watershed description. The
South Coast watershed includes but is not limited to the following river
basins:
(A) New River,
(B) Sixes River,
(C) Elk River,
(D) Euchre Creek,
(E) Hunter Creek,
(F) Pistol River,
(G) Chetco River,
(H) Winchuck River, and
(I) all other tributaries, small basins, side
channels, lakes, oxbows, sloughs, or bays/estuaries that are associated with or
drain directly into the Pacific Ocean in the defined area and river basins
described above.
(b) Dry
Maintenance Period: July 15 - September 22
(6) Umpqua Watershed
(a) That portion of the state of Oregon west
of the Cascade Mountains crest and east of the Pacific Ocean extending from
south of Threemile Creek to and including the south jetty at Winchester Bay,
including but not limited to the following river basins:
(A) Umpqua River and Bay and tributaries
below Scottsburg Bridge, including Smith River -Area Definition: All tidally
influenced areas within the Umpqua River and Bay and Smith River and the all
other tributaries, small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, sloughs, or
bays/estuaries that are associated with or drain directly into the Pacific
Ocean and Umpqua River in the defined area and river basins described above.
(B) Umpqua River and tributaries
above Scottsburg Bridge, including North Umpqua River and tributaries below
Slide Creek Dam- Area Definition: All waters upstream of the Scottsburg Bridge
including all waters upstream of the confluence of the North and South Umpqua
Rivers excluding that portion above Slide Creek Dam, including but not limited
to the following river basins:
(i) Elk
Creek,
(ii) Calapooya
Creek,
(iii) North Umpqua River and
tributaries (including but not limited to Sutherlin Creek, Little River, and
Rock Creek),
(iv) South Umpqua
River and tributaries (including but not limited to Lookingglass, Myrtle and
Cow Creeks), and
(v) all other
tributaries, small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows or sloughs that are
associated with or drain directly into the North and South Umpqua Rivers in the
defined area and river basins described above.
(C) North Umpqua River and tributaries above
Slide Creek Dam and all other tributaries, small basins, side channels, lakes,
oxbows or sloughs that are associated with or drain directly into the North
Umpqua River in the defined area and river basin described above.
(b) Dry Maintenance Time Periods:
(A) Umpqua River and Bay and tributaries
below Scottsburg Bridge, including Smith River: July 15 - September 22
(B) Umpqua River and tributaries
above Scottsburg Bridge, including North Umpqua River and tributaries below
Slide Creek Dam: July 1 - September 30
(C) North Umpqua River and tributaries above
Slide Creek Dam: July 15 - October 15
(7) Rogue Watershed
(a) That portion of the state of Oregon
northeast of the Siskiyou Mountains and west of the Cascade Mountains crest
including but not limited to the following river basins:
(A) Rogue River and tributaries below Dodge
Bridge at Highway 234 (including but not limited to the Illinois and Applegate
Rivers), and all other tributaries, small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows,
sloughs, or bays/estuaries that are associated with or drain directly into the
Pacific Ocean or Rogue River in the defined area and river basin described
above.
(B) Rogue River and
tributaries between Dodge Bridge and William Jess Dam at Lost Creek Lake, and
all other tributaries, small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs
that are associated with or drain directly into the Rogue River in the defined
area and river basin described above.
(C) Rogue River Basin and tributaries
upstream of the William Jess Dam, and all other tributaries, small basins, side
channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with or drain directly
into the Rogue River in the defined area and river basin described
above.
(b) Dry
Maintenance Time Periods:
(A) Rogue River and
tributaries below Dodge Bridge at Highway 234: July 15 - September 30
(B) Rogue River and tributaries between Dodge
Bridge and William Jess Dam at Lost Creek: July 15 - August 31
(C) Rogue River Basin and tributaries
upstream of the William Jess Dam: July 15 - September 30
(8) Deschutes Watershed
(a) That part of the state of Oregon that
includes but is not limited to the following river basins:Columbia River
tributaries upstream of Herman Creek to the mouth of the John Day River,Hood
River, Deschutes River, and all other tributaries, small basins, side channels,
lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with or drain directly into the
Deschutes, Hood, or Columbia Rivers in the defined area and river basins
described above.
(b) Dry
Maintenance Time Period: October 15 - November 15
(9) Klamath Watershed
(a) That part of the state of Oregon that
includes but is not limited to the following river and lake basins:
(A) Klamath River Basin
(i) Klamath River,
(ii) Williamson River,
(iii) Sprague River,
(iv) Sycan River and Marsh,
(v) Lost River,
(vi) Klamath Lake and tributaries,
(vii) Agency Lake and tributaries,
and
(viii) all other tributaries,
small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with
or drain directly into the defined area and river basins described
above.
(B) Closed Lakes
Basin
(i) Silver Lake and
tributaries,
(ii) Summer Lake and
tributaries,
(iii) Goose Lake and
tributaries,
(iv) Warner Lake and
tributaries,
(v) Chewaucan River,
and
(vi) all other tributaries,
small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows or sloughs that are associated with
or drain directly into the defined area and river basins described
above.
(b) Dry
Maintenance Time Period: August 1 - October 15
(10) John Day Watershed
(a) That part of the state of Oregon upstream
and including the mouth of the John Day River and east along the Columbia River
to the Oregon-Washington Border, including but not limited to the following
river basins:
(A) John Day River
(i) John Day River and tributaries downstream
of the confluence with the North Fork John Day River at river mile 185 near the
town of Kimberly,
(ii) John Day
River and tributaries upstream of the confluence with the North Fork John Day
River at River mile 185 near the town of Kimberly, and
(iii) all other tributaries, small basins,
side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with or drain
directly into the John Day River within the defined area and river basin
described above.
(B)
Umatilla River
(i) Umatilla River, both North
and South Forks,
(ii) Birch
Creek,
(iii) McKay Creek,
(iv) Wildhorse Creek,
(v) Meacham Creek, and
(vi) all other tributaries, small basins,
side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with or drain
directly into the defined area and river basins described above.
(C) Walla Walla River, upstream of
the Washington and Oregon border
(i) Walla
Walla River, both North and South forks,
(ii) Little Walla Walla River,
(iii) Pine Creek,
(iv) Cottonwood Creek,
(v) Birch Creek,
(vi) Couse Creek, and
(vii) all other tributaries, small basins,
side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with or drain
directly into the defined area and river basins described above.
(D) Mill Creek and tributaries and
all other tributaries, small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs
that are associated with or drain directly into the defined area and river
basins described above.
(E) Butter
Creek and tributaries and all other tributaries, small basins, side channels,
lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with or drain directly into the
defined area and river basins described above.
(F) Willow Creek and tributaries and all
other tributaries, small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that
are associated with or drain directly into the defined area and river basins
described above.
(b) Dry
Maintenance Time Periods:
(A) John Day River
and tributaries downstream of the confluence with the North Fork John Day River
at river mile 185 near the town of Kimberly: July 15 - August 30
(B) John Day River and tributaries upstream
of the confluence with the North Fork John Day River at River mile 185 near the
town of Kimberly: July 15 - August 15
(C) Umatilla River, Walla Walla River, Mill
Creek, Butter Creek, and Willow Creek Basins: July 15 - September 30
(11) Grande Ronde
Watershed
(a) That portion of the state of
Oregon west of the Snake River where it forms the boundary between Oregon and
Idaho from the Oregon/Washington border south to Birch Creek, and east of the
summit of the Blue Mountains. This watershed has two distinct regions, the
Grande Ronde - Imnaha basins, and the Powder - Burnt - Pine - Snake basins, and
includes but is not limited to the following river basins:
(A) Grande Ronde - Imnaha
(i) Grande Ronde River,
(ii) Catherine Creek,
(iii) Lookingglass Creek,
(iv) Minam River,
(v) Wallowa River,
(vi) Wenaha River,
(vii) Joseph Creek,
(viii) Imnaha River,
(ix) and all other tributaries, small basins,
side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with or drain
directly into the defined area and river basins described above.
(B) Powder - Burnt - Pine - Snake
(i) Powder River,
(ii) Burnt River,
(iii) Pine Creek,
(iv) Snake River from Washington state line
to Annex, Oregon,
(v) and all other
tributaries, small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are
associated with or drain directly into the defined area and river basins
described above.
(b) Dry Maintenance Time Period: July 15 -
August 15
(12) Malheur
Watershed
(a) That part of the state of Oregon
that includes but not limited to the following river and lake basins:
(A) Snake River Basin
(i) Snake River upstream from Annex, Oregon
to Idaho state line across the entire Snake River (located 7.25 miles upstream
of the Oregon Route 452 bridge near Adrian, Oregon),
(ii) Malheur River and tributaries upstream
of Wolf Creek (including but not limited to Wolf Creek and Big Creek),
(iii) Malheur River and
tributaries between Wolf Creek and the Namorf Dam (including but not limited to
Stinking Water Creek, and South Fork Malheur River),
(iv) Malheur River from the Namorf Dam
downstream to the confluence with the Snake River,
(v) North Fork Malheur River and tributaries
downstream of Beulah Reservoir to the confluence with the Malheur
River,
(vi) North Fork Malheur
River and tributaries upstream of Beulah Reservoir,
(vii) Willow Creek downstream of Malheur
Reservoir,
(viii) Bully Creek
downstream of Bully Creek Reservoir,
(ix) Owyhee River and tributaries,
(x) Succor Creek within Oregon,
(xi) Birch Creek (tributary to Snake River),
and
(xii) all other tributaries,
small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with
or drain directly into the defined area and river basins described
above.
(B) Closed Lakes
Basins
(i) Malheur Lake Basin tributaries
(including but not limited to Donner and Blitzen River, Silvies River, and
Silver Creek),
(ii) Coyote Lake
Basin tributaries (includes Willow Creek and Whitehorse Creek),
(iii) Catlow Valley tributaries (including
but not limited to Home Creek, Threemile Creek, Rock Creek, and Skull
Creek),
(iv) Riddle
Creek,
(v) Alvord Lake Basin
(including but not limited to Cottonwood Creek, Pike Creek, Trout Creek and Big
Alvord Creek),
(vi) Quinn River
Basin (including but not limited to McDermitt Creek and its tributaries),
and
(vii) all other tributaries,
small basins, side channels, lakes, oxbows, or sloughs that are associated with
or drain directly into the defined area and river basins described
above.
(b) Dry
Maintenance Time Period:
(A) Closed Lakes
Basins and Snake River tributaries excluding the sections described immediately
below in (B): October 1 - November 15
(B) Malheur River and tributaries upstream of
Wolf Creek, and North Fork Malheur River and tributaries upstream of Beulah
Reservoir: August 1 - August 31
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 496.012, 496.164, 496.138, 506.109 & 196.906-196.919
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 496.012, 496.164, 506.109 & 196.906-196.919
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