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	Wynoochee Culvert
		Kennemer Creek is a tributary to the Wynoochee River.
		The Wynoochee is a tributary to the Chehalis River.
		Wynoochee #4 being a tributary to the Wynoochee River, is one of four small streams in this area, but now one of these four (Wynoochee #4) has the ability to provide off-channel rearing and spawning for salmonids.
	www.cbftf.com /Wynoochee.htm (1685 words)

	USGS Real-Time Data for Washington: Streamflow
		CHEHALIS RIVER AT CENTRALIA, WA Wynoochee River Basin
		STEHEKIN RIVER AT STEHEKIN, WA Entiat River Basin
		YAKIMA RIVER AT UMTANUM, WA Esquatzel Coulee Basin
	waterdata.usgs.gov /WA/nwis/current/?type=flow (379 words)

	Wynoochee River: Lower Main Stem \| Washington Water Trails
		Preview: The Wynoochee River flows south out of Olympic National Park, but a major dam that makes this river runnable throughout the year (though it may get a bit lean in late summer and early fall) creates a barrier between the pristine and the merely scenic.
		Several segments of the upper river are run by kayakers, and canoeists run a 19-mile segment above this lower 16-mile stretch, which is broken by a diversion structure near RM 8.
		It is a pool-and-riffle river with plenty of gravel bars and fine views of low, timbered hills.
	www.trails.com /tcatalog_trail.asp?trailid=CGW027-034 (166 words)

	WSFR Rivers Reports (Wynoochee) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Wynoochee River: Winter steelhead, coho salmon, and resident and sea-run cutthroat are available.
		The river is getting very low for drifting but that also means you can walk farther up and down to the holes from bank access spots, all in all, this looks to be a better year for steelhead than past seasons, and it usually even gets better in August.
		As the river drops into its summer flows, the water becomes crystal clear with many of the holes becoming almost stagnant with the lack of water volume.
	www.nwfishing.com - !http: //wvba.org/nwfishing/sections/rivers/wynoochee.html (3183 words)

	Water Quality Assessment - Chehalis River Council
		The lower stretches of the Hoquiam River and Wishkah River, and the inner estuary of Grays Harbor are designated as Class B waters (Table 1b).
		The stretch of the Chehalis River from the Newaukum River downstream to the Skookumchuck (RM 75.2 to RM 66.9) is probably the most heavily studied area in the upper Chehalis Basin.
		Significant toxicity was found in the Humptulips River in February 1987, and in the Chehalis River at Dryad (RM 98.3) and in the Satsop River (RM 2.2) during sampling in September 1987.
	www.crcwater.org /wqassesm.html (6610 words)

	Steelhead Notebook - Wynoochee River
		At one time the Wynoochee River was my favorite river, for both winter and summer steelhead.
		When I first floated this river in the mid eighties, I could not believe that more people were not fishing this beautiful river.
		With the heavy pressure this river receives each winter, it is up to every angler that fishes it to protect this resource, or we will lose it.
	www.steelheadnotebook.net /wynoochee.htm (381 words)

	American Whitewater - River
		The road takes you within sight of the river and it's about a 250 foot climb from the river to the road along the trail which is about 4 feet wide, and although it's steep it's a good trail.
		There is a parking lot on river left on the north side of the road.
		The access to the river is a spur from FR 2294 that heads south from opposite the parking lot.
	www.americanwhitewater.org /rivers/id/2275 (1579 words)

	American Whitewater - Wynoochee River (WA) Access Update
		Washington’s Wynoochee River is a scenic run that flows through the Olympic National Forest and Simpson Resource Company lands.
		One road that is important for river access, but that the Forest Service recommended for closure, was Forest Road 2200-020, a short spur road providing put-in access for day trips on the Wynoochee Gorge and a take-out for those who wish to run the easier section upstream.
		First, the road is rated high aquatic risk due to the proximity and connections with the river and the riparian area, and the existence of a ford across a tributary stream near the river.
	www.americanwhitewater.org /archive/article/971 (881 words)

	Chehalis River Basin Nonpoint Action Plan -WYNOOCHEE RIVER
		The Wynoochee River originates in the steep southern flanks of the Olympic Mountains.
		Water impounded in Lake Wynoochee is released under controlled conditions to minimize downstream flooding and to augment low natural river flows for the benefit of downstream water users and fisheries.
		The floodplain of the rivers was characterized by wide, marshy areas with numerous sloughs and branches.
	www.crcwater.org /actplan/09wyn.html (1756 words)

	North River/Lower Wynoochee Expedition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		On a separate expedition, Andrew Peterson was investigating two different areas of Pacific Counties North River area.
		Follow up investigation is currently still on going in these areas and the results will be posted in the near future.
		Photos of the North River areas will also be displayed on the Expedition Pictures page as soon as possible.
	www.angelfire.com /wa/sasquatchsearch/Northriveroverview.html (174 words)

	Cowlitz River Fishing Guides
		The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is predicting returns of 12,700 spring chinook to the Cowlitz, 4,500 to the Kalama and 7,600 to the Lewis River for a combined 24,800.
		For the North Fork of the Lewis River, the prediction for 5-year-olds is 3,700, with 3,900 4-year-olds anticipated.
		A strong return of 254,100 spring chinook are expected to enter the Columbia River headed for waters upstream of Bonneville, and an additional 116,900 are predicted to enter the Columbia en route to Oregon's Willamette River.
	cowlitz-river-fishing.com (1142 words)

	Wynoochee Coho (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Born of necessity, the Wild Wynoochee Coho project began on a tributary of the Wynoochee River.
		The prime objective of the project is to stop wild Wynoochee Coho from straying up Van Winkle Creek to spawn in the effluent from the Wynoochee Dam pipeline.
		These native Coho fry are then out-planted in feeder streams along the Wynoochee River.
	www.cbftf.com /wynoochee_coho.htm (166 words)

	WRRR: River Access and Conservation Issues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The license for the Jackson Hydroelectric Project on the Sultan River expires in 2011 and the Snohomish PUD has announced the start of the relicensing process.
		At that time a seasonal gate will also be installed at the Taylor River confluence so the remaining upper portion of the road can be closed off during the winter months.
		Now that the peak of logging activity has passed with the removal of much of the timber and new requirements to protect spotted owls, we are left with a road network that has seen very little maintenance over the past decade.
	www.wrrr.org /access (614 words)

	Wynoochee Lakeshore Trail \| Washington Mountain Bike Trails
		The trail crosses the Wynoochee River at the north end of the reservoir.
		Wynoochee Lakeshore Trail winds through a dense forest and past some magnificent old-growth specimens of Douglas fir and western hemlock.
		Call ahead for current trail conditions; the Forest Service is planning to realign the trail and build a footbridge over the Wynoochee River.
	www.trails.com /tcatalog_trail.asp?TrailID=BGW050-022 (235 words)

	Our River lot on the Wynoochee - Fly Tying
		River is low, so can't see much of it (REALLY low even by summer standards).
		This is an excellent river to fish for salmon and steelhead.
		Have lots of good rivers within an hour or so of here (including the Hoh, Solduc, and Humptulips to the North of here and the Chehalis and Satsop just next door).
	www.flytyingforum.com /index.php?showtopic=4797 (625 words)

	Fish & Wildlife Wynoochee River Project
		In 1994, Tacoma Power added a hydroelectric power facilities to the existing Wynoochee Dam.To protect the fishery, Tacoma Power shuts down the power plant for 77 days each spring to allow salmon and steelhead smolts to pass safely downstream through outlets in the dam.
		Most of the anadromous fish are loaded into a tank truck and hauled five miles upstream, past Wynoochee Lake, where they are released into the river to spawn.
		The juveniles are returned to the Wynoochee River to enhance recreational fishing opportunities when those fish return as adults.
	www.ci.tacoma.wa.us /Power/parksandpower/fish_wildlife/wynoochee_river_project.htm (282 words)

	n/a WA Sea Kayaking @ WetDawg.com
		From Montesano, any of the accesses on the Wynoochee Valley Road can be reached by heading west on US 12, turning right onto Wynoochee Valley Road, and following it for 3 miles to the Black Creek boat ramp on river left.
		Drive along the Wynoochee Valley Road 6.2 miles farther, then turn left onto Wishkah-Wynoochee Road to an access on the left bank at RM 13.7.
		To reach the river left bank, drive again along Wynoochee Valley Road, turn left, continue driving 2.5 miles to a public fishing access sign.
	www.wetdawg.com /pages/tour_dir_display.php?s=WA&f=4877 (301 words)

	Piscatorial Pursuits' Outdoor Forums: Wynoochee River?? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Don't have a clue about this river, but, i do a trip like this every summer where i like to get extremely skunked (well, i guess that happens each fishing trip that i go on anyways).
		The Wynoochee River isn't open for salmon until the fall.
		The rain brought the CFS up to about 600, but the river is clear.
	www.piscatorialpursuits.com /ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi/topic/14/2324.html (326 words)

	SimpsonTimberRailroadpart3
		of the Wynoochee river bridge into the river below, a half century after it was built.
		As the story goes, the Wynoochee River bridge was a huge wood
		coach cars were in a crumpled pile on west bank of the river.
	www.brian894x4.com /SimpsonTimberRailroadpart3.html (1377 words)

	HistoryLink Essay:Tacoma City Light taps Wynoochee River for power in 1994. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Tacoma City Light taps Wynoochee River for power in 1994.
		In 1994, Tacoma City Light taps the Wynoochee River in the Olympic Mountains for hydroelectricity.
		The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had built Wynoochee Dam to control flooding and irrigation in Grays Harbor County.
	www.historylink.org /essays/printer_friendly/index.cfm?file_id=5151 (240 words)

	Wynoochee River [Archive] - Washington Fly Fishing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Mostly private water on entire river except a few spots.
		Luckily for me, I pretty much grew up on the river thanks to my parents having property below gravel bar launch.
		I almost EXCLUSIVELY fish that river with a fly during the summer.
	www.washingtonflyfishing.com /board/archive/index.php/t-11709.html (305 words)

	Private Rv Campground Wynoochee River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The bus stop is just Trail maintenance on the Olympic National Forest Wynoochee Evergreen manages lands on the River Fram an 80 acre forest Trail maintenenace world projects Aug. 24 and/or 25 Wynoochee There is a steep carry to launch from a private beach on Totten
		Recorded information about flows on the Wynoochee River and ramp and picnic area are in the campground and an RV Power and operated by a private Other Info: Toilet at RV Campground.
		All Seasons Sherburne County Colorado River Adventure Northshore RV Resort.
	www.awayfromtherhine.com /private-rv-campground-wynoochee-river.htm (253 words)

	Hiking Washington - Wynoochee Lake Loop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Wynoochee River must be forded to complete the loop.
		Neither Hiker Bob, nor their personnel accept any liability for accidents or injuries in connection with trail guides or other information published in the Hiker Bob web-site.
		Additionally, readers should be aware that reported conditions may change, that there may be errors in the reports, and that certain hazards are inherent in backcountry travel.
	www.hikerbob.com /guide.php?hike=W049 (108 words)

	Water Quality Impacts from Dairies in Washington State: A Literature Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The study areas corresponding to each document are shown on maps together with dairy locations.
		The areas where dairies were most directly related to water quality problems were Johnson, Dakota, Kamm, Bertrand, Fishtrap, and Tenmile Creeks in Whatcom County; Samish River in Skagit County; and Newaukum Creek in King County.
		Areas lacking sufficient information included the South Fork and Lower Nooksack River, Lummi River, and Saar Creek in Whatcom County, Whidbey Island, the Enumclaw plateau in Pierce County (draining to the Puyallup River), the Cowlitz River, and areas of Grant and Franklin counties.
	www.ecy.wa.gov /biblio/95326.html (292 words)

	Wynoochee River Project
		Tacoma Power developed the Wynoochee Hydroelectric Project by refitting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Wynoochee River dam in the foothills of the Olympic Mountains in Grays Harbor County.
		The powerhouse began generating electricity in 1994 and produces about 30 million kilowatt-hours of electricity each year, enough to serve 2,100 Northwest homes.
		A popular community service at the Wynoochee Project is free group tours.
	www.ci.tacoma.wa.us /power/parksandpower/hydro_power/wynoochee_river_project.htm (162 words)

	Northwest Fishing Adventures
		Chum Salmon and Dolly Varden on the Skagit river, Skykomish river, Snoqualmie river, Snohomish river, Stillaguamish river and the Cowlitz river.
		The prized native or wild Steelhead start entering the rivers in January and can weigh in excess of 20 pounds.
		On rivers that may be open to retention, catch and release is requested.
	northwestfishingadventures.com (382 words)

	USGS Washington Water Science Center - Chehalis River Basin
		USGS Washington Water Science Center - Chehalis River Basin
		Click on the station to retreive a graph of the current data.
		Or get the Latest Data for the rivers in the basin.
	wa.water.usgs.gov /realtime/htmls/chehalis.html (41 words)

	Washington Fly Fishing Articles: WA River Flows (USGS)
		Yakima River Fly Fishing - A River of All Seasons by Jack Mitchell
		Yakima River Fly Fishing - A River of All SeasonsArticle by Jack Mitchell - The Evening Hatch Guide Service and Fly Shop A success story it has been and lets hope it continues.
		Fly Fishing for American Shad on the Columbia RiverArticle by Steve Buckner - The Northwest Fly Fisherman LinkIf you're looking to hook into a number of hard fighting fish, it is hard to beat fly fishing for American Shad.
	www.washingtonflyfishing.com /faq/article.php?id=064 (109 words)

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		The Wynoochee Dam Hydroelectric Project refitted an existing U.S. Army Corp of Engineers flood control dam located on the Wynoochee River in the foothills of the Olympic Mountains in Grays Harbor County, 35 miles north of Montesano, Washington.
		The Corps of Engineers built the dam in 1972 to provide industrial water storage for the City of Aberdeen, flood control, and fisheries flow enhancement.
		The hydroelectric project was commissioned on January 7, 1994
	www.fwee.org /region/WA/Wynoochee.html (72 words)

	Occurrence Map List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Rosenfeld, M., GRAYS HARBOR WYNOOCHEE RIVER on W Wynoochee Rd. 0., Compatible with distributional range
		Rosenfeld, M., GRAYS HARBOR WYNOOCHEE RIVER, on W Wynoochee Rd.,, Compatible with distributional range
		Rosenfeld, M., GRAYS HARBOR WYNOOCHEE RIVER 0.64 km N of Wash. 12, Compatible with distributional range
	filaman.ifm-geomar.de /Map/OccurrenceMapList.cfm?id=4074 (857 words)

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