Metolius River LLID: 1212861445954

ODFW AQUATIC INVENTORY PROJECT STREAM REPORT

STREAM: Metolius River LLID: 1212861445954

BASIN: Deschutes River HUC NUMBER: 17070301

DATES: June 21 - July 14, 2011

SURVEY CREWS: Frank Drake / Mark McLaughlin

REPORT PREPARED BY: Staci Stein

USGS MAPS: Black Butte, Candle Creek, Prairie Spring Farm

ECOREGION: Cascade Eastern North BASIN AREA: 795 km2 FIRST ORDER TRIBUTARIES: 50+

GENERAL DESCRIPTION:

The Metolius River habitat survey began at the confluence of Jefferson Creek and continued upstream 21,049 meters to end at the headwater springs surfacing from the hillside. Nine reaches were designated based on changes in channel morphology and contributions from major tributary junctions. The river channel was constrained by terraces and hillslopes. Land uses were mature trees (50-90cm dbh), large timber (30-50cm dbh), rural residential property, and second growth timber (15-30cm dbh). The crew floated the river with inflatable kayaks in the lower reaches (Reaches 1-4) where the river was too swift and deep for safe and accurate measurements by foot. The upper reaches (Reaches 5-9) of the river were surveyed by foot. Overall stream substrate was a combination of gravel (36%), sand (24%), cobble (18%), and silt and organic fines (11%). The stream habitat types were predominately riffles (50%), scour pools (28%), and rapids (14%). Large wood debris volume ranged from 1.5-17.8m3/100m. The trees observed most frequently in the riparian zones were conifers ranging from 3-50cm dbh (based on thirty-one riparian transects).

REACH DESCRIPTIONS:

Reach 1: (T12S-R09E-S02NE) Length 3029 meters. Reach 1 began at the confluence with Jefferson Creek and continued to Bridge 99. The channel was constrained by hillslopes in a moderate V-shaped valley floor. The average valley width index was 1.2 (range: 1.0-1.4). Land uses were mature trees and large timber. The average unit gradient was 1.2 percent. The stream habitats were scour pools (39%), rapids (23%), riffles (24%), and cascades (12%). Stream substrate was a combination of fine sediments (32%), gravel (27%), cobble (22%), and boulder (20%). Thirty-six percent of the banks had undercut. Large wood debris volume was 14.2m3/100m. The trees found most frequently in the riparian zones were hardwoods 3-15cm dbh (based on three riparian transects). Candle Creek and Abbott Creek entered the Metolius River in this reach. There was a trail along the west bank that allowed access to the river. An old avalanche was noted on the west bank.

Reach 2: (T12S-R09E-S23NW) Length 5107 meters. Reach 2 began just downstream from Bridge 99 and continued upstream to Wizard Falls hatchery road crossing. The channel was constrained by multiple terraces across a broad valley floor. The average valley width index was 2.8 (range: 1.0-8.2). There were 1111 meters of secondary channel habitat. Land uses were rural residential and large trees. The average unit gradient was 0.5 percent. The primary stream habitats were riffles (53%) and scour pools (37%). Sand (31%), gravel (30%), and cobble (21%) were the predominant stream substrates. Sixty-seven percent of the reach length had undercut banks. Large wood debris volume was 27.2m3/100m. The composition of the riparian zones was predominately conifer trees 15-50cm dbh (based on eight riparian transects). There were numerous margin habitat logs placed by USFS. Evidence of beaver was noted. A trail on the west bank provided access to the river

Reach 3: (T12S-R09E-S27SE) Length 3596 meters. Reach 3 began above Wizard Falls Hatchery Road and continued upstream to the confluence with Canyon Creek. The channel was constrained by hillslopes in a moderate V-shaped valley floor. The valley width index was 1.0. There were 729 meters of secondary channel habitat. Land uses were mature trees and large timber. The average unit gradient was 1.2 percent. The stream habitats were predominantly rapids (47%) and scour pools (32%). Stream substrate was a combination of boulders (24%), cobble (20%), bedrock (19%), and sand (19%). Thirty-eight percent of the banks had undercut. Large wood debris volume was 10.5m3/100m. The composition of the riparian zones was predominately conifer trees 3-15cm dbh (based on three riparian transects). This reach had several deep trenches through bedrock. A large spring was observed flowing out of the hillside on the east bank. There was a trail that followed the river on the west bank from Wizard Falls Hatchery to Canyon Creek Campground.

Reach 4: (T12S-R09E-S27SW) Length 1766 meters. Reach 4 began at the confluence with Canyon Creek and continued upstream to a bedrock narrow at House on the Metolius. The channel was constrained alternately by hillslopes and multiple terraces in a broad valley floor. The average valley width index was 6.8 (range: 4.5-9.0). There were 1201 meters of secondary channel habitat. Land uses were large trees and rural residential. The average unit gradient was 0.5 percent. Riffles (80%) dominated the stream habitat. Stream substrates were gravel (40%), sand (24%), silt and organic fines (19%) and cobble (13%). Seventy percent of the reach length had bank undercut. Large wood debris volume was 17.8m3/100m. The trees found most frequently in the riparian zones were conifer 15-30cm dbh (based on three riparian transects). Log habitat structures were placed in various locations by the Forest Service. A finger of Jack Creek enters this section of the river survey.

Reach 5: (T12S-R09E-S34SE) Length 947 meters. Reach 5 began at House on the Metolius and ended at the confluence of First Creek. The channel was constrained by bedrock in a steep V-shaped valley floor. The valley width index was 1.0. The land uses were rural residential and second growth timber. The average unit gradient was 1.0 percent. The stream habitats were riffles (25%), scour pools (33%), and rapids (38%). Stream substrate was a combination of gravel (26%), cobble (18%), sand (23%), bedrock (15%), and boulder (8%). Fifty percent of the reach length had bank undercut. Large wood debris volume was 6.0m3/100m. No riparian transects were measured in this reach.

Reach 6: (T12S-R09E-S34SE) Length 2444 meters. Reach 6 began at the confluence with First Creek and continued upstream to Davis Creek confluence. The channel was constrained alternately by terraces and hillslopes in a broad valley floor. The average valley width index was 3.5 (range: 2.2-5.5). There were 1297 meters of secondary channel habitat. Land uses were rural residential and mature trees. The average unit gradient was 0.6 percent. The stream habitats were riffles (66%) and scour pools (23%). Stream substrate was a combination of gravel (37%), sand (23%), cobble (21%), and silt and organic fines (13%). There was 52% of bank undercut for the reach length. Large wood debris volume was 20.3m3/100m. The predominant trees found in the riparian zones were conifers 3-15cm and 30-50cm dbh (based on five riparian transects). Large wood placement logs were along the stream margins in several locations. Four footbridges cross over the Metolius Rivers in the reach. Allingham Campground is located along the east bank.

Reach 7: (T13S-R09E-S03SE) Length 1175 meters. Reach 7 began at the confluence with Davis Creek and continued upstream to the confluence with Spring Creek. The channel was constrained by terraces in a broad valley floor. The average valley width index was 3.1 (range: 2.1-4.1). There were 622 meters of secondary channel habitat. Land uses were rural residential and mature trees. The average unit gradient was 0.4 percent. The stream habitat was primarily riffle (84%). Stream substrates were gravel (42%), cobble (22%), and sand (22%). Fifty-eight percent of the reach had undercut banks. Large wood debris volume was 9.8m3/100m. Conifer trees in all size classes were present in the riparian zones; however, the 30-50cm dbh conifers were the most prevalent (based on three riparian transects). This section of the river flowed through Camp Sherman where houses and cabins were present along both banks.

Reach 8: (T13S-R09E-S10SE) Length 488 meters. Reach 8 began at the confluence with Spring Creek and continued upstream to Lake Creek confluence. The channel was constrained by terraces in a broad valley floor. The average valley width index was 4.7 (range: 3.0-6.3). There were 312 meters of secondary channel habitat. Land uses were rural residential and mature trees. The average unit gradient was 0.6 percent. Riffles (91%) were the dominant stream habitat. Stream substrate was a combination of fine sediments (36%), gravel (34%), and cobble (24%). Sixty-five percent of the reach length had bank undercut. Large wood debris volume was 33.5m3/100m. The trees found most frequently in the riparian zones were hardwoods 3-15 cm dbh (based on two riparian transects). The stream became somewhat braided and had grassy islands separating the channels.

Reach 9: (T13S-R09E-S10SE) Length 2497 meters. Reach 9 began at the confluence with Lake Creek and continued upstream to the headwaters of the Metolius Springs. The channel was alternately constrained by hillslopes and terraces in a broad valley floor. The average valley width index was 4.5 (range: 1.7-11.0). There were 1119 meters of secondary channel habitat. Land uses were rural residential and mature trees. The average unit gradient was 0.6 percent. Eighty-one percent of the stream habitats were riffles. Stream substrate was a combination of gravel (45%), sand (25%), silt and organic fines (12%), and cobble (12%). There was 58% of bank undercut in the reach length. Large wood debris volume was 11.3m3/100m. Conifer trees in all size classes were present in the riparian zones; however, conifers 15-90cm dbh were the most prevalent (based on four riparian transects). Large wood placement logs were present in many sections along the river margin. Grassy islands separated the primary and secondary channel habitats. Trout fry, parr, and many redds were noted.

COMMENTS:

The comment, USFS-LWD-BW, was ascribed to backwater (BW) habitat unit types associated with wood placement projects. Some of these velocity refuge/wet grassy areas did not meet the parameters defining backwater units under ODFW protocol, but do provide margin slack water opportunities where trout fry may take refuge. Refer to the Comment Summary for individual units.

The crew floated the first four reaches (reaches 1-4) in inflatable kayaks as the river was too swift and deep to safely survey by foot. The crew walked the upper reaches from Canyon Creek to the headwaters. Riparian measurements were conducted by foot throughout the survey.

The habitat survey began above the confluence with Jefferson Creek. The named tributaries which entered the Metolius River habitat survey included: Candle Creek, Abbott Creek, Canyon Creek, Jack Creek, Heising Spring, First Creek, Davis Creek, Spring Creek, and Lake Creek.

The crew noted numerous sections where large log habitat structures were placed by the USFS.

The crew noted beaver activity, Canada geese, game trails, adult trout, trout fry, frog, duck, mergansers, mallard ducks, bull trout, fish redds.

A range finder was used to measure the lengths and widths of the habitat units.

Crew notes included numerous paddle wheels, footbridges, campgrounds, and algae and vegetation matting. Notes from the Metolius River Habitat Survey 2011 Summer

The crew complied notes which were not entered on the data sheets. This transcription was altered to reflect changes in unit numbers. While the Metolius report reflects habitat conditions from the confluence of Jefferson Creek to the headwaters, it was surveyed in pieces. The River was surveyed by foot and inflatable boats.

6/21/2011 – First Creek to below Smiling Creek Campground

This section of the Metolius River is mostly comprised of riffles with many off-channel and secondary channel habitat units. Secondary channels are separated from the primary by low grassy islands and strings of hummocks. The right bank margin consists of low, inundated grassy banks where trout fry are taking refuge. However, many of these velocity refuge/wet grassy areas do not show up as backwater units under ODFW protocol. Right bank has cabins lining most of the survey length; left bank is mature timber and USFS campgrounds.

- Begin at confluence with First Creek. - USFS-LWD-BW – denotes a backwater which does not meet ODFW protocol as a BW, but is potentially a BW under USFS criteria. This is margin water and/or pocket water. - Many of the habitat LWD structure only span the margin of the river, mostly creating pocket water that is not broken out as a separate unit type under ODFW protocol. A few habitat logs have created BW. - Most off-channel habitat is separated by grassy islands that lie just above the active channel height. - The majority of salmonid fry observed were located within off-channel habitat or along margin if observed in fast water units. - Ended day downstream of Smiling River Campground.

6/22/2011 – Below Smiling River Campground to above Allingham Campground

Multiple channels divided by low grassy islands and hummocks continue to take up most of the days work. Cabins/houses continue to dot the right bank until Allingham CG and Allingham Cutoff Road. USFS CG continues on the left bank. Primary channels (00 and 01) are still dominated by long riffles of 1-1.5% gradient. We observed a few more pool units today, some weak, some more classical. Secondary channel (02 and 03) decreased today; however there continue to be many BW units and LWD-BW/USFS units along margins. Most ODFW and USFS BW are associated with wood.

- A number of off-channel hab units were only separated from primary channel by small grassy islands with some still having some interconnectivity back to the main channel through the islands at various points. - Most redds were observed in off-channel habitat. - Smiling Creek and Allingham Campgrounds located along left stream bank with numerous rural residential cabins located along right bank. - Ended at Allingham Campground a few hundred meters above BC of USFS RD 1217.

6/23/2011 - Survey from Allingham Campground to just above the BC for USFS RD 1419 at Camp Sherman. - The majority of the off-channel secondary habitat channels have inter-connected flow with the primary channel through the low-lying grassy islands. Some islands had sections that were completely submerged although the vegetation appeared permanent. Salmonid fry were commonly observed to use margin habitat. - Some campgrounds flanked the left river banks.

6/24/2011 - Surveyed from just above the BC at Camp Sherman to confluence of Lake Creek. - Most 02 channels observed were separated by grassy islands that lie just above the active channel height. - The plunge pool at U362 is commonly used by fly fisherman. The secondary channel on the right of the PP is separated by a well-established brushy island, although 2 large trees have recently fallen that were growing on the island and are now in the 02 channel. - Just below the confluence of Lake Creek there is a 12 channel type flowing through a large patch of sedges on a low terrace. There is quite a bit of interstitial flow among the sedges, although only a few small defined channels most of the depth on top of the low terrace was 0.1m not all silt substrate. This low flow margin water extends approx. 25x10m and could be viable rearing habitat despite how shallow. - There were also a few screened water diversions located throughout that are using a 0.75cm diameter PVC pipe. - U361 is a RP with the pocket water being created by boulders in the lower half and by placed hab logs along the left margin in the top half of the unit. Some pockets were 0.9m deep.

6/27/2011

We started from the Camp Sherman bridge. Spring Creek added approx. 50% of the flow. The active channel height dropped from 0.7-0.75 to 0.55-0.60. This area is a bit tricky to get VWI as well. The right bank is very flat looking for miles. The toe slope is tough to pick up visually or with a clinometer. Much of the right bank is private residential so investigating is not really an option. I have been using vegetation (where possible) to estimate transition from low/high terrace to hillslope.

6/28/2011

The Metolius continues to have many BW both ODFW and USFS types. While 01 channels are dominated by RI habitat, however low grassy islands/hummocks/margin areas provide areas where we observe trout fry and parr. ODFW BW also hold many juveniles but USFW BW seem to have few to no juveniles associated with them. USFS BW tend to have some flow through them. The habitat benefit associated with USFS BW at this point seems to be the number of redds observed in the ‘tailouts’. They (USFS BW) may provide more rearing habitat after hab logs become more embedded along the bank.

- Surveyed from confluence of Lake Creek up to Riverside Campground. - The majority of the 02 channels were only separated from the 01 channel via low-lying grassy/sedge islands where there was cover created by the river flow onto and through sections of the islands. - These margin marshy type areas appear to be important rearing habitat for juvenile salmonids as the majority of the salmonid fry observe were located in such areas. - In addition, the habitat placement logs continue to create some pocket water along the margins. - A brown algae type vegetation was also observed to be quite abundant in section of the river above the rapid sequence in U230-232. See photos. The algae appear to be more abundant in areas where the water depth is 0.2-0.3m deep.

6/29/2011

As we finished the First Creek – Springs section of the Metolius, the number of redds increased dramatically. Although I was the estimator, the % gravel seemed to increase quite a bit today (last 1000m or so). The number of pieces of wood dropped significantly but the pieces that were present were large (0.5- 0.8m dbh), well-embedded, and had epiphytic vegetation. Below (downstream) of these, nurse logs there were small scour pockets where we got to use RP unit types. This section looked like a standard Chinook spawning gravel survey on the coast. Waves/dunes of redds upon redds. Unable to tell if these were bull trout or kokanee redds, but the amount of algae on the gravel would indicate there were excavated by fall spawners. Rearing habitat consisted of shallow (0.1-0.2) zones along the active channel margins with emergent vegetation. Private property owners at the headwaters have done a nice job fencing riparian areas, as well.

- Surveyed from Riverside Campground to headwaters (end of survey) - Sedges and grasses on edges continue to provide habitat for salmonids. - Brown algae continue to be present. - Habitat logs continue to be located up until the river enters private property at U468 with barbed wire fence across the entire river. The hab logs create some margin pocket water that is notably being used by salmonid fry. - Redds seemed to be more prevalent during this day.

7/6/2011 float survey

Today we surveyed from First Creek to Canyon Creek. It moved relatively quickly with three people despite the late start.

- Started float survey at First Creek and ended at Canyon Creek - Since the survey was conducted downstream, unit numbers will need to be renumbered. - In the first reach of the survey through the gorge, the boulder count along the margin was difficult to obtain due to the speed of the water and the amount of brush. Thus, the boulder counts may be off.

7/11/2011 – Below Canyon Creek – Wizard Falls

This section is VWI=1 and fast. The gradient picks up to 8% for some drops (CB). The majority of the fast water units are RB with 4-6%. The few pools in this section would be good holding water for Chinook and steelhead, very deep 3-5m deep. The pool just upstream from the bridge @ Wizard Falls Hatchery would be great holding habitat. The character of the river changes fairly dramatically approximately 0.5mi above Wizard Falls. The valley moves from MV to OV, but remains VWI=1. In addition to the valley opening up, the river goes into a RR/pool sequence with extremely deep chutes. The river is 0.4-0.5 deep for 50-60% of the width with 2-3m deep trenches in old lava tubes.

7/12/2011 – Wizard Falls – Bridge 99

Below Wizard Falls, the gradient of the Metolius drops. The Vwi is 1 for most of the segment, however there are a few broad areas where VWI=6-8. There are some nice deep pools (5.5m max) and a few 02 channels. Houses start near higher VWI areas which is also where 02 channels occur. The raft has sped things up quite a bit. We surveyed a little over 2mi today. I walked the ‘trail’ along the east bank of the river from Bridge 99 to Jefferson Creek this evening. This good news is that we will have an almost continuous CB from above Candle Creek CG to Jefferson Creek. Bad news is that there are no eddies big enough to pull the boat out within 200m of a road. Once you float by Bridge 99 you are in for 17mi of fun until Lake Billy Chinook. There was a road that went to the mouth of Jefferson Creek, but it is block by blow down.

7/20/2011 – Bridge 99 to Jefferson Creek

This section is broad 20-50m active channel width. Pools are deep (4-6m) with lots of cobble and boulder. Seems like there is more silt here and less sand than the pools in the upper river, but I’m mostly U1 (estimator). The gradient of fast water units increased below Bridge 99. The last 01 unit was 440m CB. The USFS habitat logs stopped at Bridge 99, but there is considerable amount of wood (natural) in the river. Several jams were observed, as well as some nice long pieces along margins.

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600 0 4000 8000 12000 16000 20000 24000 DISTANCE (meters) OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/13/2011

REACH 1T12S-R09E-S02NE REACH 1 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 0% Constraining Terraces 0% Moderate V-shape 100% Multiple Terraces 0% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 1.2 VWI Range: 1 - 1.4

Channel Morphology (Percent Reach Length) Constrained Unconstrained Hillslope 100% Single Channel 0% Bedrock 0% Multiple Channel 0% Terrace 0% Braided Channel 0% Alt. Terrace/Hill 0% Landuse 0% Channel Characteristics Type Length (m) Area (m2) Dry Units Primary 3,029 96,525 0 Secondary 241 1,493 0

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 3 First Terrace n = 1 Width: 21.2 Width: 38.0 43.7 ( 42 - 46 ) 44.0 ( 44 - 44 ) Depth: 1.93 Height: 1.6 3.2 ( 3.2 - 3.2 ) 3.3 ( 3.3 - 3.3 )

W:D ratio: 23.8 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.2 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 1.0 Average Unit Gradient: 1.2% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 1.1 Water temperature (°C):9.0 - 9.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: MT LT Riparian Vegetation: C50 G

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: 1% Reach avg: 66% Undercut Banks: 36% Range: 50 - 97

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 272 9.0 Volume (m 3 ): 429 14.2 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 25 0.8 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/12/2011

REACH 2T12S-R09E-S23NW REACH 2 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 0% Constraining Terraces 0% Moderate V-shape 0% Multiple Terraces 100% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 2.8 VWI Range: 1 - 8.2

Channel Morphology (Percent Reach Length) Constrained Unconstrained Hillslope 0% Single Channel 0% Bedrock 0% Multiple Channel 0% Terrace 0% Braided Channel 0% Alt. Terrace/Hill 100% Landuse 0% Channel Characteristics Type Length (m) Area (m2) Dry Units Primary 5,107 172,498 0 Secondary 1,111 11,986 0

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 8 First Terrace n = 5 Width: 23.2 Width: 39.9 54.1 ( 27 - 118 ) 68.4 ( 40 - 128 ) Depth: 1.88 Height: 1.7 3.5 ( 2.2 - 4.4 ) 3.3 ( 2.6 - 3.7 )

W:D ratio: 24.9 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.3 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 1.1 Average Unit Gradient: 0.5% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 1.4 Water temperature (°C):9.0 - 9.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: RR LT Riparian Vegetation: C30 G

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: 0% Reach avg: 56% Undercut Banks: 67% Range: 39 - 89

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 666 13.0 Volume (m 3 ): 1,388 27.2 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 88 1.7 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/6/2011

REACH 3T12S-R09E-S27SE REACH 3 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 0% Constraining Terraces 0% Moderate V-shape 100% Multiple Terraces 0% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 1.0 VWI Range: 1 - 1

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 3 First Terrace n = 0 Width: 20.9 Width: 29.3 35.3 ( 27 - 42 ) ( - ) Depth: 2.24 Height: 2.0 4.0 ( 3.6 - 4.4 ) ( - )

W:D ratio: 14.8 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.2 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 0.9 Average Unit Gradient: 1.2% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 1.1 Water temperature (°C):9.0 - 9.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: MT LT Riparian Vegetation: C50 S

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: 0% Reach avg: 69% Undercut Banks: 38% Range: 56 - 100

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 151 4.2 Volume (m 3 ): 379 10.5 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 24 0.7 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/30/2011

REACH 4T12S-R09E-S27SW REACH 4 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 0% Constraining Terraces 0% Moderate V-shape 0% Multiple Terraces 100% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 6.8 VWI Range: 4.5 - 9

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 2 First Terrace n = 2 Width: 12.5 Width: 41.5 45.5 ( 42 - 49 ) 48.3 ( 43.5 - 53 ) Depth: 0.63 Height: 0.9 1.7 ( 1.6 - 1.8 ) 1.8 ( 1.7 - 1.9 )

W:D ratio: 49.1 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.1 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 2.2 Average Unit Gradient: 0.5% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 3.7 Water temperature (°C):9.0 - 9.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: LT RR Riparian Vegetation: C30 S

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: Reach avg: 41% Undercut Banks: 69% Range: 11 - 100

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 114 6.5 Volume (m 3 ): 314 17.8 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 28 1.6 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/21/2011

REACH 5T12S-R09E-S34SE REACH 5 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 100% Constraining Terraces 0% Moderate V-shape 0% Multiple Terraces 0% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 1.0 VWI Range: 1 - 1

Channel Morphology (Percent Reach Length) Constrained Unconstrained Hillslope 0% Single Channel 0% Bedrock 100% Multiple Channel 0% Terrace 0% Braided Channel 0% Alt. Terrace/Hill 0% Landuse 0% Channel Characteristics Type Length (m) Area (m2) Dry Units Primary 947 16,125 0 Secondary 66 640 0

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 1 First Terrace n = 0 Width: 15.4 Width: 14.0 20.0 ( 20 - 20 ) ( - ) Depth: 1.94 Height: 1.1 2.2 ( 2.2 - 2.2 ) ( - )

W:D ratio: 12.7 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.4 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 1.4 Average Unit Gradient: 1.0% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 1.5 Water temperature (°C):9.0 - 9.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: RR ST Riparian Vegetation: C30 S

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: Reach avg: 60% Undercut Banks: 42% Range: 19 - 78

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 31 3.3 Volume (m 3 ): 57 6.0 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 1 0.1 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/21/2011

REACH 6T12S-R09E-S34SE REACH 6 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 0% Constraining Terraces 0% Moderate V-shape 0% Multiple Terraces 100% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 3.5 VWI Range: 2.2 - 5.5

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 5 First Terrace n = 5 Width: 12.7 Width: 33.6 38.8 ( 24 - 58 ) 40.5 ( 25 - 59 ) Depth: 0.66 Height: 0.7 1.4 ( 1.2 - 1.8 ) 1.7 ( 1.5 - 1.9 )

W:D ratio: 48.6 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.2 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 2.8 Average Unit Gradient: 0.6% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 4.2 Water temperature (°C):9.0 - 9.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: RR MT Riparian Vegetation: C50 G

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: 0% Reach avg: 66% Undercut Banks: 52% Range: 39 - 100

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 251 10.3 Volume (m 3 ): 496 20.3 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 22 0.9 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/23/2011

REACH 7T13S-R09E-S03SE REACH 7 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 0% Constraining Terraces 100% Moderate V-shape 0% Multiple Terraces 0% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 3.1 VWI Range: 2.1 - 4.1

Channel Morphology (Percent Reach Length) Constrained Unconstrained Hillslope 0% Single Channel 0% Bedrock 0% Multiple Channel 0% Terrace 100% Braided Channel 0% Alt. Terrace/Hill 0% Landuse 0% Channel Characteristics Type Length (m) Area (m2) Dry Units Primary 1,175 24,228 0 Secondary 622 6,762 0

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 3 First Terrace n = 3 Width: 13.5 Width: 29.0 32.3 ( 31 - 35 ) 36.0 ( 33 - 39 ) Depth: 0.62 Height: 0.7 1.3 ( 1.3 - 1.4 ) 1.7 ( 1.5 - 1.9 )

W:D ratio: 43.7 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.1 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 2.2 Average Unit Gradient: 0.4% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 3.3 Water temperature (°C):9.0 - 9.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: RR MT Riparian Vegetation: C30 G

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: Reach avg: 68% Undercut Banks: 58% Range: 44 - 86

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 96 8.2 Volume (m 3 ): 115 9.8 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 3 0.3 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/27/2011

REACH 8T13S-R09E-S10SE REACH 8 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 0% Constraining Terraces 100% Moderate V-shape 0% Multiple Terraces 0% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 4.7 VWI Range: 3 - 6.3

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 2 First Terrace n = 2 Width: 11.0 Width: 21.5 41.5 ( 29 - 54 ) 44.0 ( 31 - 57 ) Depth: 0.54 Height: 0.6 1.3 ( 1.2 - 1.3 ) 1.6 ( 1.5 - 1.6 )

W:D ratio: 34.7 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 2.1 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 2.5 Average Unit Gradient: 0.6% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 4.1 Water temperature (°C):8.0 - 8.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: RR MT Riparian Vegetation: C50 G

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: Reach avg: 58% Undercut Banks: 65% Range: 32 - 72

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 61 12.5 Volume (m 3 ): 163 33.5 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 11 2.3 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/27/2011

REACH 9T13S-R09E-S10SE REACH 9 Valley and Channel Summary Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Steep V-shape 0% Constraining Terraces 100% Moderate V-shape 0% Multiple Terraces 0% Open V-shape 0% Wide Floodplain 0% Valley Width Index 4.5 VWI Range: 1.7 - 11

Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 4 First Terrace n = 4 Width: 10.8 Width: 31.8 36.0 ( 21 - 50 ) 47.8 ( 35 - 61 ) Depth: 0.42 Height: 0.5 1.0 ( 0.9 - 1.1 ) 1.7 ( 1.1 - 2.3 )

W:D ratio: 65.1 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.1 Stream Flow Type: HF Habitat Units/100m (total channel length): 3.0 Average Unit Gradient: 0.6% Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length): 4.4 Water temperature (°C):9.0 - 9.0 Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary Land Use: RR MT Riparian Vegetation: C30 G

Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180) Actively Eroding: 0% Reach avg: 59% Undercut Banks: 58% Range: 22 - 86

Large Wood Debris Total Total / 100m primary channel All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m): 224 9.0 Volume (m 3 ): 283 11.3 Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m): 7 0.3 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/13/2011

REACH 1 T12S-R09E-S02NE REACH 1 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk CASCADE/BOULDERS 3 476 12.5 0.92 12,095 50 0 0 18 38 44 0 GLIDE 2 75 4.8 0.45 356 8 20 37 10 17 17 0 POOL-BACKWATER 5 62 7.9 0.60 539 10 40 40 6 3 11 0 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 8 903 29.1 3.97 34,315 34 8 32 34 18 8 0 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 1 179 21.0 5.00 3,759 7 4 20 32 24 20 0 RAPID/BOULDERS 7 804 24.2 1.46 22,697 41 1 10 28 31 31 0 RIFFLE 5 740 25.8 1.24 23,018 5 0 15 42 26 17 0 STEP/COBBLE 1 31 40.0 2.00 1,240 0 0 18 45 23 14 0

Total: 32 3,270 21.2 1.93 98,018 155Avg: 10 22 27 22 20 0

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools5 62 7.9 0.60 539 0.55% 10 1.9 Scour Pools 9 1,082 28.2 4.08 38,074 38.84% 41 0.1 Glides 2 75 4.8 0.45 356 0.36% 8 2.2 Riffles 5 740 25.8 1.24 23,018 23.48% 5 0.0 Rapids 7 804 24.2 1.46 22,697 23.16% 41 0.2 Cascades 3 476 12.5 0.92 12,095 12.34% 50 0.4 Step/Falls 1 31 40.0 2.00 1,240 1.27% 0 0.0 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 14 4.3 4.6 Pools >=1m deep: 9 2.8 3.0 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 8 2.4 2.6 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 6.1 Residual pool depth (avg): 2.61 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/12/2011

REACH 2 T12S-R09E-S23NW REACH 2 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk GLIDE 2 44 1.5 0.45 66 0 53 30 15 3 0 0 POOL-BACKWATER 15 401 7.8 0.96 3,495 2 29 56 12 3 0 0 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 22 2,146 27.6 3.29 65,761 12 8 28 32 26 6 0 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 1 124 21.0 5.00 2,604 3 0 17 4 13 4 61 RAPID/BEDROCK 3 671 20.0 3.00 14,152 7 0 11 5 13 9 62 RIFFLE 26 2,832 30.4 1.09 98,406 7 1 22 45 29 2 1

Total: 69 6,218 23.2 1.88 184,484 31Avg: 11 31 30 21 3 4

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools15 401 7.8 0.96 3,495 1.89% 2 0.1 Scour Pools 23 2,270 27.3 3.37 68,365 37.06% 15 0.0 Glides 2 44 1.5 0.45 66 0.04% 0 0.0 Riffles 26 2,832 30.4 1.09 98,406 53.34% 7 0.0 Rapids 3 671 20.0 3.00 14,152 7.67% 7 0.0 Cascades 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Step/Falls 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 38 6.1 7.4 Pools >=1m deep: 26 4.2 5.1 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 29 4.7 5.7 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 4.1 Residual pool depth (avg): 2.00 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/6/2011

REACH 3 T12S-R09E-S27SE REACH 3 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk CASCADE/BOULDERS 6 589 22.5 1.27 11,847 103 0 12 11 24 52 2 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 6 490 30.0 3.83 14,143 60 3 30 29 18 20 1 POOL-PLUNGE 1 21 6.5 1.70 137 0 4 12 24 20 24 16 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 4 479 23.3 4.00 11,981 17 1 28 12 16 16 26 POOL-TRENCH 2 146 18.5 3.75 2,708 27 2 24 18 20 28 8 RAPID/BEDROCK 8 1,474 20.6 1.59 30,903 5 0 14 5 9 4 68 RAPID/BOULDERS 5 684 18.0 1.64 11,420 61 0 16 15 28 39 2 RIFFLE 6 442 14.3 1.38 7,439 89 2 19 32 29 19 0

Total: 38 4,325 20.9 2.24 90,578 362Avg: 1 19 17 20 24 19

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Scour Pools 13 1,136 24.3 3.71 28,969 31.98% 104 0.4 Glides 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Riffles 6 442 14.3 1.38 7,439 8.21% 89 1.2 Rapids 13 2,158 19.6 1.61 42,323 46.73% 66 0.2 Cascades 6 589 22.5 1.27 11,847 13.08% 103 0.9 Step/Falls 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 13 3.0 3.6 Pools >=1m deep: 13 3.0 3.6 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 7 1.6 1.9 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 11.3 Residual pool depth (avg): 2.60 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/30/2011

REACH 4 T12S-R09E-S27SW REACH 4 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk GLIDE 2 71 17.0 0.25 1,052 0 10 35 53 3 0 0 POOL-BACKWATER 14 141 4.4 0.42 701 0 55 31 12 2 0 0 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 9 469 17.8 1.51 10,540 1 14 29 38 11 6 2 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 1 27 9.0 1.10 243 0 10 35 25 20 0 10 POOL-TRENCH 1 54 8.0 5.00 432 0 0 27 27 9 9 27 RIFFLE 38 2,205 14.2 0.40 50,431 3 8 19 51 18 4 0

Total: 65 2,967 12.5 0.63 63,399 4Avg: 19 24 40 13 3 1

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools14 141 4.4 0.42 701 1.11% 0 0.0 Scour Pools 11 550 16.1 1.79 11,215 17.69% 1 0.0 Glides 2 71 17.0 0.25 1,052 1.66% 0 0.0 Riffles 38 2,205 14.2 0.40 50,431 79.55% 3 0.0 Rapids 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Cascades 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Step/Falls 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 25 8.4 14.2 Pools >=1m deep: 7 2.4 4.0 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 6 2.0 3.4 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 2.9 Residual pool depth (avg): 1.20 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/21/2011

REACH 5 T12S-R09E-S34SE REACH 5 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk GLIDE 1 18 3.9 0.65 70 0 0 40 60 0 0 0 POOL-BACKWATER 1 34 15.0 0.35 510 0 25 60 15 0 0 0 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 3 261 19.7 3.67 5,029 16 6 37 32 14 4 7 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 1 14 4.3 0.55 60 0 65 35 0 0 0 0 POOL-TRENCH 1 28 14.0 4.00 392 4 4 17 25 17 13 25 RAPID/BEDROCK 2 245 13.0 3.00 3,163 14 0 7 9 7 7 72 RAPID/BOULDERS 2 191 16.5 1.25 3,184 17 2 6 21 31 29 12 RIFFLE 3 222 20.0 0.68 4,357 11 3 12 39 38 8 0

Total: 14 1,013 15.4 1.94 16,765 62Avg: 9 23 26 18 8 15

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools1 34 15.0 0.35 510 3.04% 0 0.0 Scour Pools 5 303 15.5 3.11 5,481 32.69% 20 0.4 Glides 1 18 3.9 0.65 70 0.42% 0 0.0 Riffles 3 222 20.0 0.68 4,357 25.99% 11 0.3 Rapids 4 436 14.8 2.13 6,347 37.86% 31 0.5 Cascades 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Step/Falls 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 6 5.9 6.3 Pools >=1m deep: 4 3.9 4.2 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 2 2.0 2.1 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 12.1 Residual pool depth (avg): 2.09 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/21/2011

REACH 6 T12S-R09E-S34SE REACH 6 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk GLIDE 7 214 4.2 0.34 986 0 38 34 21 6 0 1 POOL-BACKWATER 22 320 8.6 0.47 3,431 1 22 43 25 10 1 0 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 19 685 13.9 1.10 11,436 1 21 21 32 17 3 6 POOL-PLUNGE 1 22 27.0 1.30 594 0 0 26 32 37 5 0 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 1 37 17.0 1.10 629 0 5 19 43 29 0 5 POOL-TRENCH 1 110 20.0 3.00 2,200 6 0 13 13 17 21 38 RAPID/BEDROCK 1 145 14.0 2.50 2,030 0 0 4 9 13 13 61 RAPID/BOULDERS 1 14 5.0 0.40 70 0 20 45 25 10 0 0 RIFFLE 47 2,187 14.4 0.53 41,864 9 3 14 48 30 3 2 STEP/BEDROCK 1 5 19.0 0.60 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 STEP/LOG 2 2 21.5 0.10 35 0 0 8 53 38 3 0

Total: 103 3,740 12.7 0.66 63,370 17Avg: 13 23 37 21 2 4

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools22 320 8.6 0.47 3,431 5.41% 1 0.0 Scour Pools 22 854 14.9 1.20 14,859 23.45% 7 0.0 Glides 7 214 4.2 0.34 986 1.56% 0 0.0 Riffles 47 2,187 14.4 0.53 41,864 66.06% 9 0.0 Rapids 2 159 9.5 1.45 2,100 3.31% 0 0.0 Cascades 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Step/Falls 3 7 20.7 0.27 130 0.21% 0 0.0 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 44 11.8 18.0 Pools >=1m deep: 12 3.2 4.9 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 18 4.8 7.4 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 2.5 Residual pool depth (avg): 0.62 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/23/2011

REACH 7 T13S-R09E-S03SE REACH 7 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk POOL-BACKWATER 8 80 5.4 0.46 465 0 27 49 17 6 1 0 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 4 178 14.8 1.60 2,755 1 4 13 33 22 14 15 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 1 63 28.0 1.30 1,764 10 5 10 30 40 15 0 RIFFLE 26 1,476 15.2 0.49 26,006 7 3 16 51 26 4 1

Total: 39 1,797 13.5 0.62 30,990 18Avg: 8 22 42 22 5 2

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools8 80 5.4 0.46 465 1.50% 0 0.0 Scour Pools 5 241 17.4 1.54 4,519 14.58% 11 0.2 Glides 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Riffles 26 1,476 15.2 0.49 26,006 83.92% 7 0.0 Rapids 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Cascades 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Step/Falls 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 13 7.2 11.1 Pools >=1m deep: 5 2.8 4.3 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 3 1.7 2.6 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 4.8 Residual pool depth (avg): 0.96 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/27/2011

REACH 8 T13S-R09E-S10SE REACH 8 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk GLIDE 1 32 2.0 0.20 64 0 10 80 10 0 0 0 POOL-BACKWATER 2 12 4.0 0.55 48 0 15 68 18 0 0 0 POOL-DAMMED 1 21 11.0 0.60 231 2 35 17 9 26 13 0 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 2 41 11.3 0.85 542 0 18 32 35 5 0 10 POOL-PLUNGE 1 614.01.10840 02040400 0 RIFFLE 11 591 11.5 0.48 7,926 25 4 20 40 32 4 0 RIFFLE W/ POCKETS 1 96 21.0 0.60 2,016 11 5 19 38 19 19 0 STEP/LOG 1 115.00.20150 01050400 0

Total: 20 800 11.0 0.54 10,926 38Avg: 8 28 34 24 4 1

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools3 33 6.3 0.57 279 2.55% 2 0.7 Scour Pools 3 47 12.2 0.93 626 5.73% 0 0.0 Glides 1 32 2.0 0.20 64 0.59% 0 0.0 Riffles 12 687 12.3 0.49 9,942 90.99% 36 0.4 Rapids 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Cascades 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Step/Falls 1 1 15.0 0.20 15 0.14% 0 0.0 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 6 7.5 12.3 Pools >=1m deep: 2 2.5 4.1 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 2 2.5 4.1 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 6.2 Residual pool depth (avg): 0.50 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/27/2011

REACH 9 T13S-R09E-S10SE REACH 9 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total AvgAvg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk CASCADE/BEDROCK 1 15 3.0 1.40 45 0 0 5 5 5 5 80 GLIDE 2 86 20.0 0.30 1,720 0 23 41 36 0 0 0 POOL-BACKWATER 35 364 4.8 0.31 1,808 3 27 38 29 4 2 0 POOL-DAMMED 1 93 44.0 0.70 4,092 0 13 30 52 4 0 0 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 5 103 10.0 1.17 1,052 2 5 22 35 24 11 3 POOL-PLUNGE 4 56 12.5 1.00 697 0 0 16 40 33 11 0 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 2 57 14.0 1.15 836 2 0 23 50 20 8 0 RAPID/BEDROCK 2 45 12.0 0.85 584 0 0 8 20 18 8 46 RAPID/BOULDERS 2 38 6.0 0.40 284 11 0 18 18 45 18 0 RIFFLE 50 2,714 13.9 0.32 46,648 15 4 18 61 14 2 1 RIFFLE W/ POCKETS 1 41 32.0 0.40 1,312 0 10 19 57 10 5 0 STEP/BOULDERS 1 1 10.0 0.20 10 1 0 5 5 10 80 0 STEP/LOG 3 3 9.7 0.22 30 2 3 32 33 27 5 0

Total: 109 3,616 10.8 0.42 59,117 36Avg: 12 25 45 12 4 2

HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 100m )

Dammed & BW Pools36 457 5.8 0.32 5,900 9.98% 3 0.1 Scour Pools 11 216 11.6 1.10 2,585 4.37% 4 0.2 Glides 2 86 20.0 0.30 1,720 2.91% 0 0.0 Riffles 51 2,755 14.2 0.32 47,960 81.13% 15 0.0 Rapids 4 83 9.0 0.63 868 1.47% 11 1.3 Cascades 1 15 3.0 1.40 45 0.08% 0 0.0 Step/Falls 4 49.80.21 40 0.07% 3 7.6 Dry 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0 Culverts 0 0 0 0.00% 0 0.0

POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Primary Channel Length Total # / Km # / Km All Pools: 47 13.0 18.8 Pools >=1m deep: 5 1.4 2.0 Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): 10 2.8 4.0 Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 2.4 Residual pool depth (avg): 0.57 STREAM SUMMARY METOLIUS RIVER

Number Total AvgAvg Total Substrate Large Units Length Width Depth Area Percent Wetted Area Boulders 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk (#>0.5m)

489 27,747 15.0 1.01 617,64611 24 36 18 6 4 723

Habitat Group Wetted Area 2 (m ) Percent

Dammed & BW Pools 15,319 2.48% Scour Pools 174,693 28.28% Glides 4,314 0.70% Riffles 309,422 50.10% Rapids 88,487 14.33% Cascades 23,987 3.88% Step/Falls 1,425 0.23% Dry 0 0.00% Culverts 0 0.00% Unsurveyed 0 0.00% METOLIUS RIVER: HABITAT DISTRIBUTION

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0 DAM POOL SCOUR GLIDE RIFFLE RAPID CASCADE STEP/FALL DRY POOL OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/19/2011 RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARY REACH 1 REACH 1 Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m)3 transects

Total hardwoods/1000 102 Total conifers/1000 ft 163 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 20 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 0

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 0.0 1.3 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.7 15-30cm 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.7 0.0 1.0 0.0 30-50cm 0.3 0.0 0.7 0.0 0.3 0.0 1.3 0.0 50-90cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.0 >90cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Total/100m2 0.3 1.3 1.0 0.3 1.3 0.0 0.9 0.6

Canopy closure and ground cover Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Canopy closure 18 32 42 Shrub cover 39 35 23 Grass/forb cover 32 38 38 Predominant landform in each zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Hillslope 50 67 67 High terrace 50 33 33 Low terrace 0 0 0 Floodplain 0 0 0 Wetland/meadow 0 0 0 Stream channel 0 0 0 Roadbed/Railroad 0 0 0 Riprap 0 0 0

Surface slope (%) 17 15 23 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/12/2011 RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARY REACH 2 REACH 2 Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m)8 transects

Total hardwoods/1000 0 Total conifers/1000 ft 404 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 38 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 8

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 0.1 0.0 0.4 0.0 0.9 0.0 1.4 0.0 15-30cm 0.5 0.0 0.9 0.0 1.3 0.0 2.6 0.0 30-50cm 0.4 0.0 0.5 0.0 1.1 0.0 2.0 0.0 50-90cm 0.4 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.5 0.0 >90cm 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 Total/100m2 1.5 0.0 1.8 0.0 3.4 0.0 2.2 0.0

Canopy closure and ground cover Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Canopy closure 31 38 51 Shrub cover 41 42 34 Grass/forb cover 39 40 36 Predominant landform in each zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Hillslope 50 50 63 High terrace 25 44 31 Low terrace 25 6 6 Floodplain 0 0 0 Wetland/meadow 0 0 0 Stream channel 0 0 0 Roadbed/Railroad 0 0 0 Riprap 0 0 0

Surface slope (%) 13 8 8 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/7/2011 RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARY REACH 3 REACH 3 Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m)3 transects

Total hardwoods/1000 61 Total conifers/1000 ft 366 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 61 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 61

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 0.7 1.0 1.3 0.0 1.0 0.0 3.0 1.0 15-30cm 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 1.0 0.0 1.3 0.0 30-50cm 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.7 0.0 50-90cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 >90cm 0.7 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 Total/100m2 1.7 1.0 2.3 0.0 2.0 0.0 2.0 0.3

Canopy closure and ground cover Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Canopy closure 27 20 41 Shrub cover 53 38 28 Grass/forb cover 18 22 19 Predominant landform in each zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Hillslope 100 100 100 High terrace 0 0 0 Low terrace 0 0 0 Floodplain 0 0 0 Wetland/meadow 0 0 0 Stream channel 0 0 0 Roadbed/Railroad 0 0 0 Riprap 0 0 0

Surface slope (%) 51 46 43 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/30/2011 RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARY REACH 4 REACH 4 Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m)3 transects

Total hardwoods/1000 41 Total conifers/1000 ft 163 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 0 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 0

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.7 15-30cm 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.7 0.0 1.7 0.0 30-50cm 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.0 1.0 0.0 50-90cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 >90cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Total/100m2 1.3 0.0 0.3 0.3 1.0 0.3 0.9 0.2

Canopy closure and ground cover Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Canopy closure 24 21 20 Shrub cover 45 25 17 Grass/forb cover 53 63 73 Predominant landform in each zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Hillslope 50 50 50 High terrace 50 33 33 Low terrace 0 0 0 Floodplain 0 0 0 Wetland/meadow 0 0 0 Stream channel 0 17 17 Roadbed/Railroad 0 0 0 Riprap 0 0 0

Surface slope (%) 21 26 23 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/21/2011 RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARY REACH 6 REACH 6 Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m)5 transects

Total hardwoods/1000 73 Total conifers/1000 ft 463 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 73 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 12

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 1.0 1.2 0.6 0.0 0.8 0.0 2.4 1.2 15-30cm 0.8 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.6 0.0 1.6 0.0 30-50cm 1.6 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.6 0.0 2.4 0.0 50-90cm 0.8 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 >90cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.2 0.0 Total/100m2 4.2 1.2 1.2 0.0 2.2 0.0 2.5 0.4

Canopy closure and ground cover Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Canopy closure 49 21 21 Shrub cover 39 18 29 Grass/forb cover 37 60 57 Predominant landform in each zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Hillslope 20 20 30 High terrace 80 70 70 Low terrace 0 0 0 Floodplain 0 0 0 Wetland/meadow 0 0 0 Stream channel 0 0 0 Roadbed/Railroad 0 10 0 Riprap 0 0 0

Surface slope (%) 50 4 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/23/2011 RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARY REACH 7 REACH 7 Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m)3 transects

Total hardwoods/1000 0 Total conifers/1000 ft 447 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 102 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 20

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 1.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.3 0.0 15-30cm 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.7 0.0 1.0 0.0 30-50cm 1.7 0.0 1.7 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.3 0.0 50-90cm 1.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.3 0.0 >90cm 0.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 Total/100m2 4.0 0.0 2.7 0.0 0.7 0.0 2.4 0.0

Canopy closure and ground cover Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Canopy closure 40 28 28 Shrub cover 40 43 28 Grass/forb cover 31 30 41 Predominant landform in each zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Hillslope 17 17 0 High terrace 83 83 83 Low terrace 0 0 0 Floodplain 0 0 0 Wetland/meadow 0 0 0 Stream channel 0 0 0 Roadbed/Railroad 0 0 17 Riprap 0 0 0

Surface slope (%) 21 0 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/27/2011 RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARY REACH 8 REACH 8 Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m)2 transects

Total hardwoods/1000 640 Total conifers/1000 ft 244 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 61 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 0

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 0.0 3.5 0.0 3.0 0.5 4.0 0.5 10.5 15-30cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 30-50cm 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.5 0.0 1.5 0.0 50-90cm 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 >90cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Total/100m2 1.0 3.5 1.0 3.0 2.0 4.0 1.3 3.5

Canopy closure and ground cover Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Canopy closure 29 29 31 Shrub cover 53 25 21 Grass/forb cover 30 40 31 Predominant landform in each zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Hillslope 0 0 0 High terrace 75 50 75 Low terrace 25 25 25 Floodplain 0 0 0 Wetland/meadow 0 0 0 Stream channel 0 0 0 Roadbed/Railroad 0 25 0 Riprap 0 0 0

Surface slope (%) 15 0 0 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/28/2011 RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARY REACH 9 REACH 9 Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m)4 transects

Total hardwoods/1000 122 Total conifers/1000 ft 533 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 137 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 15

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 0.8 1.0 0.0 0.8 0.5 0.3 1.3 2.0 15-30cm 0.8 0.0 2.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 3.0 0.0 30-50cm 1.0 0.0 0.8 0.0 0.5 0.0 2.3 0.0 50-90cm 1.3 0.0 0.5 0.0 0.3 0.0 2.0 0.0 >90cm 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.3 0.0 Total/100m2 3.8 1.0 3.3 0.8 1.8 0.3 2.9 0.7

Canopy closure and ground cover Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Canopy closure 44 43 30 Shrub cover 21 24 31 Grass/forb cover 64 64 53 Predominant landform in each zone Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 0-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters (%)(%) (%) Hillslope 25 38 38 High terrace 63 63 63 Low terrace 13 0 0 Floodplain 0 0 0 Wetland/meadow 0 0 0 Stream channel 0 0 0 Roadbed/Railroad 0 0 0 Riprap 0 0 0

Surface slope (%) 82 1 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY - RIPARIAN SURVEY 6/21/2011

Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m) for all reaches31 transects

Summary of riparian zone (0-100 feet) extrapolated to 1,000 feet along stream

Total hardwoods/1000 88 Total conifers/1000 ft 374 Total conifers >20" dbh/1000 ft 61 Total conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft 14

Average number of trees in a 5-m wide band

Zones 1-3 0-30 meters Diameter class (cm) Conifer Hardwood 3-15cm 1.4 1.5 15-30cm 1.9 0.0 30-50cm 1.9 0.0 50-90cm 0.8 0.0 >90cm 0.2 0.0 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/19/2011

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION Reach 1 Reach 1

Cover (percent) Diameter class (cm)

Unit Side Zone Surface Slope Canopy Shrub Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90 Notes

7LF1 HT 0 56030Conifer TOP OF CB; SEE MAP Hardwood 2 FOR UTMS 7LF2 HT 0 05045Conifer Hardwood 7LF3 HT 0 10 50 30 Conifer 1 Hardwood 7RT1 HS 35 05020Conifer 30% TRAIL, DIRT Hardwood 7RT2 HS 20 15 60 5 Conifer 1 35% TRAIL, DIRT Hardwood 7RT3 HS 15 5800Conifer 20% DIRT, BLDRS-OLD Hardwood AVALANCH 16 LF 1 HT 0 35 70 20 Conifer SEE MAP UTMS Hardwood 2 16 LF 2 HT 0 65 80 20 Conifer 1 Hardwood 1 16 LF 3 HT 50 75 10 15 Conifer 1 Hardwood 16 RT 1 HS 5 40 10 60 Conifer 1 Hardwood 16 RT 2 HS 5 50 0 70 Conifer Hardwood 16 RT 3 HS 5 40 0 50 Conifer Hardwood 23 LF 1 HS 60 03540Conifer BARE GROUND Hardwood 23 LF 2 HS 60 10 10 60 Conifer SEE MAP Hardwood 23 LF 3 HS 60 35 0 50 Conifer 1 Hardwood 23 RT 1 HT 0 30 10 20 Conifer NEEDLES Hardwood 23 RT 2 HS 5 50 10 30 Conifer 1 TRAIL, NEEDLES Hardwood 23 RT 3 HS 5 85 0 80 Conifer 1 Hardwood OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/13/2011

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION Reach 2 Reach 2

Cover (percent) Diameter class (cm)

Unit Side Zone Surface Slope Canopy Shrub Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90 Notes

36 LF 1 HS 45 20 20 10 Conifer 1 TRAIL, DIRT; 0609385/49342 Hardwood 55 36 LF 2 HS 60 30 5 10 Conifer 1 Hardwood 36 LF 3 HS 60 70 0 20 Conifer 12 DIRT Hardwood 36 RT 1 HT 2 10 30 65 Conifer TRAIL Hardwood 36 RT 2 HT 0 15 40 45 Conifer TRAIL Hardwood 36 RT 3 HT 0 30 30 20 Conifer CAMPSITE Hardwood 55 LF 1 HT 0 30 30 65 Conifer NEEDLES; 0609331/49337 Hardwood 68 55 LF 2 HT 0 40 20 70 Conifer NEEDLES Hardwood 55 LF 3 HS 25 80 10 60 Conifer 2 TRAIL, NEEDLES Hardwood 55 RT 1 HS 50 40 10 10 Conifer 11TRAIL Hardwood 55 RT 2 HS 5 45 20 20 Conifer 1 NEEDLES, DIRT Hardwood 55 RT 3 HS 5 60 50 30 Conifer 11 Hardwood 59 LF 1 LT 0 70 60 30 Conifer 11NEEDLES 0609210/49334 Hardwood 75 59 LF 2 HT 0 90 40 40 Conifer 22 NEEDLES Hardwood 59 LF 3 HT 0 90 40 40 Conifer 21 1 NEEDLES Hardwood 59 RT 1 LT 0 04060Conifer ISLAND Hardwood 59 RT 2 LT 0 04060Conifer ISLAND Hardwood 59 RT 3 LT 0 03020Conifer Hardwood 73 LF 1 HT 0 20 0 100 Conifer 0609059/49327 85 Hardwood 73 LF 2 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer Hardwood 73 LF 3 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer Hardwood 73 RT 1 LT 0 50 40 60 Conifer Hardwood 73 RT 2 HT 0 90 80 20 Conifer 31 Hardwood 73 RT 3 HT 0 80 30 40 Conifer 11 NEEDLES Hardwood 79 LF 1 HS 10 20 60 10 Conifer 30% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT; 79 LF 2 HS 15 10 40 20 Conifer 40% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT 79 LF 3 HS 15 30 20 10 Conifer 2 70% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT 79 RT 1 HS 10 08010Conifer 10% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT 79 RT 2 HS 15 20 70 20 Conifer 3 10% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT 79 RT 3 HS 0 60 50 20 Conifer 11 30% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT 88 LF 1 LT 0 70 10 90 Conifer 1 0608927/49315 74 Hardwood 88 LF 2 HT 0 90 10 90 Conifer Hardwood 88 LF 3 HS 5 90 10 60 Conifer 1 NEEDLES, DIRT Hardwood 88 RT 1 HT 0 80 80 10 Conifer 12 1 TRAIL, CG Hardwood 88 RT 2 HT 0 70 90 10 Conifer Hardwood 88 RT 3 HT 0 70 90 10 Conifer 1 Hardwood 97 LF 1 HS 5 30 10 30 Conifer TRAIL, NEEDLES; Hardwood 0608890/49311 97 LF 2 HS 5 40 50 40 Conifer NEEDLES Hardwood 97 LF 3 HS 5 50 60 30 Conifer 1 NEEDLES Hardwood 97 RT 1 HS 15 54030Conifer NEEDLES, DIRT Hardwood 97 RT 2 HS 10 06030Conifer TRAIL Hardwood 97 RT 3 HS 5 30 40 50 Conifer 1 NEEDLES, DIRT Hardwood 101 LF 1 HS 60 40 70 20 Conifer 11 0608710/49304 44 Hardwood 101 LF 2 HS 10 25 30 50 Conifer TRAIL Hardwood 101 LF 3 HS 5 30 30 40 Conifer 2 Hardwood 101 RT 1 HS 10 10 70 20 Conifer TRAIL Hardwood 101 RT 2 HS 5 40 70 20 Conifer 1 NEEDLES, DIRT Hardwood 101 RT 3 HS 5 50 50 30 Conifer 11 2 PINE NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/12/2011

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION Reach 3 Reach 3

Cover (percent) Diameter class (cm)

Unit Side Zone Surface Slope Canopy Shrub Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90 Notes

110 LF 1 HS 70 02070Conifer BARE DIRT; 0608892/49297 Hardwood 2 55 110 LF 2 HS 30 01060Conifer TRAIL Hardwood 110 LF 3 HS 10 25 20 60 Conifer NEEDLES, BARE DIRT Hardwood 110 RT 1 HS 15 0955Conifer 1 Hardwood 110 RT 2 HS 10 0955Conifer Hardwood 110 RT 3 HS 5 20 80 10 Conifer 2 Hardwood 121 LF 1 HS 40 70 40 5 Conifer 1155% DIRT, ROCK TRAIL; Hardwood 0608784/49287 121 LF 2 HS 50 10 35 20 Conifer 2 45% DIRT Hardwood 121 LF 3 HS 55 75 10 5 Conifer 3 85% DIRT, NEEDLES, Hardwood 121 RT 1 HS 65 15 40 10 Conifer Hardwood 1 121 RT 2 HS 65 60 25 10 Conifer 1 Hardwood 121 RT 3 HS 65 60 20 10 Conifer 1 Hardwood 129 LF 1 HS 60 60 40 10 Conifer 1150% DIRT, TRAIL; Hardwood 0608507/49280 129 LF 2 HS 60 40 5 20 Conifer 21 75% DIRT, ROCK Hardwood 129 LF 3 HS 60 30 20 10 Conifer 70% DIRT, ROCK Hardwood 129 RT 1 HS 55 15 85 5 Conifer 0608507/49280 07 Hardwood 129 RT 2 HS 60 10 55 15 Conifer 1 Hardwood 129 RT 3 HS 60 35 20 20 Conifer Hardwood OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 7/6/2011

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION Reach 4 Reach 4

Cover (percent) Diameter class (cm)

Unit Side Zone Surface Slope Canopy Shrub Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90 Notes

146 LF 1 HS 20 30 50 40 Conifer 21 10% DIRT, NEEDLES; Hardwood 0607597/49282 146 LF 2 HS 25 25 50 40 Conifer 10% DIRT, NEEDLE Hardwood 146 LF 3 HS 15 40 50 40 Conifer 10% DIRT, PINE Hardwood NEEDLES 146 RT 1 HT 0 30 20 80 Conifer Hardwood 146 RT 2 SC 0 10 10 50 Conifer Hardwood 146 RT 3 SC 0 10 20 60 Conifer Hardwood 1 167 LF 1 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer 0607519/49273 86 Hardwood 167 LF 2 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer Hardwood 167 LF 3 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer Hardwood 167 RT 1 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer Hardwood 167 RT 2 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer Hardwood 167 RT 3 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer Hardwood 178 LF 1 HS 45 10 100 0 Conifer 067856/492697 0 Hardwood 178 LF 2 HS 50 10 60 30 Conifer Hardwood 1 178 LF 3 HS 40 0075Conifer Hardwood 178 RT 1 HS 60 75 100 0 Conifer 1 Hardwood 178 RT 2 HS 80 80 30 60 Conifer 1 Hardwood 178 RT 3 HS 80 70 30 60 Conifer 21 Hardwood OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/21/2011

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION Reach 6 Reach 6

Cover (percent) Diameter class (cm)

Unit Side Zone Surface Slope Canopy Shrub Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90 Notes

223 LF 1 HT 0 40 75 10 Conifer 0608225/49265 45; 10% DIRT, Hardwood NEEDLES 223 LF 2 HT 0 10 75 15 Conifer Hardwood 223 LF 3 HT 0 10 70 15 Conifer 1 Hardwood 223 RT 1 HT 0 51075Conifer 10% DIRT Hardwood 2 223 RT 2 HT 0 5580Conifer 15% DIRT Hardwood 223 RT 3 HT 0 51580Conifer 1 5% DIRT Hardwood 256 LF 1 HS 30 40 65 25 Conifer 1 10% DIRT, NEEDLES; Hardwood 0608350/49260 256 LF 2 RB 0 555Conifer 90% ASPHALT Hardwood 256 LF 3 HS 30 0705Conifer 25% DIRT Hardwood 256 RT 1 HT 0 60 35 40 Conifer 25% FOOT PATH Hardwood 256 RT 2 HT 0 50 5 95 Conifer 1 Hardwood 256 RT 3 HT 0 50 10 80 Conifer 11 10% NEEDLES Hardwood 285 LF 1 HT 5 10 35 55 Conifer 10% FOOT PATH; SMITH Hardwood CR CG 285 LF 2 HT 0 35 20 70 Conifer 1 10% DIRT, NEEDLES Hardwood 285 LF 3 HT 0 05540Conifer 5% DIRT, NEEDLES Hardwood 285 RT 1 HS 5 70 60 25 Conifer 11 1 0608311/49256 46; 15% Hardwood NEEDLES 285 RT 2 HS 3 40 0 100 Conifer CABIN LAWN Hardwood 285 RT 3 HS 1 60 5 90 Conifer 1 5% NEEDLES; CABIN LAWN Hardwood 300 LF 1 HT 0 75 40 10 Conifer 15 50% FOOT PATH; Hardwood 0608284/49252 300 LF 2 HT 0 20 20 20 Conifer 1 60% DIRT, NEEDLES; Hardwood ALLINGHAM 300 LF 3 HT 1 30 25 20 Conifer 2 55% DIRT, NEEDLES Hardwood 300 RT 1 HT 0 60 30 60 Conifer 5110% DIRT FOOT PATH Hardwood 1 300 RT 2 HS 1 25 20 80 Conifer 3 SPRING SEEP Hardwood CHANNEL 300 RT 3 HS 3 40 0 90 Conifer 31 10% NEEDLES Hardwood 317 LF 1 HT 0 60 30 35 Conifer 21 0608187/49247 79; DIRT, Hardwood 3 NEEDLES 317 LF 2 HT 0 20 10 60 Conifer 30% DIRT, NEEDLES Hardwood 317 LF 3 HT 0 10 30 60 Conifer 10% DIRT, NEEDLES Hardwood 317 RT 1 HT 8 70 5 30 Conifer 2 TRANSITION Hardwood 317 RT 2 HT 0 01570Conifer 15% PINE NEEDLE, DIRT Hardwood 317 RT 3 HT 0 0585Conifer 10% PINE NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT, OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/23/2011

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION Reach 7 Reach 7

Cover (percent) Diameter class (cm)

Unit Side Zone Surface Slope Canopy Shrub Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90 Notes

327 LF 1 HT 0 0900Conifer 0608187/49243 99; 10% FOOT Hardwood PATH 327 LF 2 HT 0 20 100 0 Conifer Hardwood 327 LF 3 HT 0 10 100 0 Conifer Hardwood 327 RT 1 HT 0 75 15 15 Conifer 14 60% DIRT, FOOT PATH, Hardwood NEEDLES 327 RT 2 HT 0 65 60 20 Conifer 11 3 1 20% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT 327 RT 3 HT 0 51070Conifer 20% DIRT, NEEDLES Hardwood 342 LF 1 HS 10 40 65 35 Conifer 110607905/49239 14 Hardwood 342 LF 2 HS 5 15 50 5 Conifer 45% DIRT PATH Hardwood 342 LF 3 RB 0 15 0 0 Conifer USFS 1419; 100% Hardwood ASPHALT 342 RT 1 HT 0 0065Conifer 40% FOOTPATH, Hardwood DIRT 342 RT 2 HT 0 0055Conifer 45% DIRT Hardwood 342 RT 3 HT 0 40 0 75 Conifer 25% DIRT Hardwood 358 LF 1 HT 0 65 30 10 Conifer 11 60% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT; 358 LF 2 HT 0 04510Conifer 45% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT 358 LF 3 HT 0 30 60 10 Conifer 1 20% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT; SW 358 RT 1 HT 0 60 40 60 Conifer 3 Hardwood 358 RT 2 HT 0 70 0 90 Conifer 2 10% PINE NEEDLES, Hardwood GRASS, LAWN 358 RT 3 HT 0 70 0 90 Conifer 1 10% NEEDLES, Hardwood GRASS LAWN OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/27/2011

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION Reach 8 Reach 8

Cover (percent) Diameter class (cm)

Unit Side Zone Surface Slope Canopy Shrub Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90 Notes

361 LF 1 HT 0 50 60 20 Conifer 2 0607959/49234 60; 20% Hardwood FOOTPATH, 361 LF 2 HT 0 30 40 10 Conifer 1 50% NEEDLES, Hardwood DIRT 361 LF 3 HT 0 01010Conifer 80% PUMICE,GRAV Hardwood EL RD; SW 361 RT 1 HT 0 60 90 10 Conifer Hardwood 361 RT 2 HT 0 70 40 60 Conifer 1 GRASS LAWN Hardwood 361 RT 3 HT 0 60 0 30 Conifer HOUSE Hardwood 378 LF 1 HT 60 04010Conifer 0608046/49231 09; 50% DIRT, Hardwood NEEDLES, 378 LF 2 RB 0 0100Conifer SW ROBERTS Hardwood BRIDGE RD; 378 LF 3 HT 0 50 60 0 Conifer 12 1 10% DIRT, NEEDLES Hardwood 378 RT 1 LT 0 52080Conifer HAWTHORNE Hardwood 7 378 RT 2 LT 0 15 10 90 Conifer HAWTHORNE Hardwood 6 378 RT 3 LT 0 15 15 85 Conifer HAWTHORNE, ALDER Hardwood 8 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE METOLIUS RIVER

HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date: 12/16/2011 Survey Date: 6/28/2011

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION Reach 9 Reach 9

Cover (percent) Diameter class (cm)

Unit Side Zone Surface Slope Canopy Shrub Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90 Notes

407 LF 1 HS 20 75 30 10 Conifer 12 1 0608198/49225 96; 60% Hardwood NEEDLES 407 LF 2 HS 15 50 40 30 Conifer 11 30% NEEDLES, Hardwood FOOTPATH 407 LF 3 HS 5 20 70 15 Conifer 15% NEEDLES Hardwood 407 RT 1 HT 0 10 10 90 Conifer 1 TRANSITION Hardwood 407 RT 2 HT 0 60 5 75 Conifer 1 20% FOOT PATH Hardwood 407 RT 3 HT 0 50 0 75 Conifer 25% FOOT PATH, Hardwood HOUSE JUST 436 LF 1 LT 0 60 70 30 Conifer 11 0608423/49222 11 Hardwood 436 LF 2 HT 0 50 60 30 Conifer 3 10% FOOTPATH, Hardwood TRANSITION 436 LF 3 HT 0 40 40 50 Conifer 11 10% FOOTPATH Hardwood 436 RT 1 HT 0 40 30 40 Conifer 2230% NEEDLES, Hardwood TRANSITION 436 RT 2 HT 0 40 60 20 Conifer 4 20% NEEDLES Hardwood 436 RT 3 HT 0 50 55 40 Conifer 215% NEEDLES Hardwood 465 LF 1 HT 35 10 20 60 Conifer 0608397/49216 32, 20% TRAIL Hardwood 465 LF 2 HS 1 10 20 70 Conifer 10% TRAIL Hardwood 465 LF 3 HS 1 30 80 10 Conifer 1 10% NEEDLES Hardwood 465 RT 1 HS 5 35 10 85 Conifer 1 5% NEEDLES Hardwood 465 RT 2 HS 2 50 10 90 Conifer 2 LAWN OF CABIN Hardwood 465 RT 3 HS 2 40 5 30 Conifer 1 65% NEEDLES; Hardwood LAWN OF 484 LF 1 HT 0 80 0 100 Conifer 1 0608325/49211 62; LAWN Hardwood 4 484 LF 2 HT 0 85 0 100 Conifer 1 LAWN Hardwood 3 484 LF 3 HT 0 10 0 100 Conifer LAWN Hardwood 484 RT 1 HT 0 40 0 100 Conifer 11 MEADOW, BARB WIRE Hardwood FENCE 484 RT 2 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer MEADOW Hardwood 484 RT 3 HT 0 0 0 100 Conifer MEADOW Hardwood 1 METOLIUS RIVER 2011 COMMENT SUMMARY

REACH UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST.(m) COMMENTS NOTE_ESTIMATOR NOTE_NUMERATOR

1 1 CB 11 /LA START AT JEFFERSON CREEK JEFFERSON CR UNIT 1 2 CB 12 CANDLE CREEK CANDLE CR UNIT 1 3 RB 11 CANDLE CREEK CANDLE CR UNITS 1 5 BW 10 CREATED BY LOG JAM 1 6 BW 10 VEG MATTING 1 7 CB 01 441 /TJ CANDLE CR CANDLE CR CG ON RIVER LEFT 1 8 RI 11 TJ ABBOTT CR 1 9 LP 11 TJ ABBOTT CR 1 10 LP 01 742 TJ ABBOTT CR ABBOTT CR, PHOTO 113LP02 OLD BV DAM, JAM ON SM ISLAND 1 14 RI 01 1063 NICE WALK-IN CG 1 15 RI 00 1196 NICE CAMPGROUND 117BW10 VEG MATTING 118GL02 CREATED BY LWD JAM, PHOTO 1 23 RB 00 2198 RIP T AT TOP OF UNIT 1 25 LP 00 2443 LEFT BANK GOOD ACCESS-TRAIL 1 26 LP 00 2560 FOLLOWING TRAIL ON RIVER LEFT 1 27 GL 02 BV,WL REEDS ALONG MARGIN, GRASSY ISLAND 128BW10 CREATED BY FALLEN TREE 1 29 RI 01 2737 SS/, HS CABLED LOG 1 31 SC 00 2836 /CS SOME VEG MATTING 1 32 LP 00 3029 BC,BV,CS END REACH LOWER BRIDGE 99 2 33 BW 10 HS HAB LOGS 2 34 RI 01 3200 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 2 35 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, HAB LOGS 2 36 RI 01 3376 HS T=9.5C METRIC, RIP, 0609385/4934255 2 37 LP 00 3550 HS SOME VEG MAT 2 38 RI 02 HS HAB LOGS, PHOTO 2 39 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW; HAB LOGS 2 40 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW; HAB LOGS 2 41 RI 01 3737 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS, VEG MAT 2 42 BW 10 WL LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW; GEESE 2 43 RI 01 3824 HS MARGIN HAB LOG 2 44 LP 00 3912 HS,BV VEG MATTING, MARGIN HAB LOGS 2 45 LP 00 3985 HS, BV METRIC, RIP; 0609331/4933468 2 46 LP 21 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 2 47 RI 01 4145 HS VEG MATTING; MARGIN HAB LOGS; PHOTO 248GL06 PHOTO 249LP05 PHOTO; MARSHY ISLAND 250LP03 VEG MATTING, REEDS 251GL04 PHOTO, MARSHY, REEDS 252RI03 PHOTO, REEDS 2 53 LP 01 4288 HS PHOTO, MARGIN HAB LOGS 2 54 LP 01 4378 BV,DJ PHOTO, VEG MATTING 255LP03 PHOTO, REEDS 256BW10 REEDS, PHOTO 257RI02 PHOTO, SOME VEG MATTING 2 58 LP 02 /CS PHOTOS, REED, VEG MATTING 2 59 RI 01 4469 BV METRIC, RIP; 0609210/4933475 2 60 LP 01 4625 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 2 61 RI 01 4682 VEG MATTING 2 62 LP 01 4812 SS/ VEG MATTING 2 63 RI 01 4843 WL T=8.5C/0900 GEESE, VEG MATTING 264RI02 SEPERATED BY GRASSY ISLAND 2 65 RI 01 4934 VEG MATTING METOLIUS RIVER 2011 COMMENT SUMMARY

REACH UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST.(m) COMMENTS NOTE_ESTIMATOR NOTE_NUMERATOR

2 66 LP 00 5072 VEG MATTING 2 67 RI 00 5149 VEG MATTING 2 68 LP 00 5210 VEG MATTING 2 69 RI 02 BV OLD BV CHEWS, PHOTOS, GRASSY ISLAND 2 70 RI 01 5304 VEG MATTING 2 72 LP 01 5382 0609059/4923785 2 73 RI 00 5619 /CABINS METRICS, RIP, VEG MATTING 274RI02 SEPERATED BY BRUSHY ISLAND 2 75 RI 01 5692 LOTS OF VEG MATTING 2 76 BW 10 BV OLD BV CHEWS 2 77 RI 01 5874 LOTS OF VEG MATTING 2 78 LP 00 6020 POWERLINE XING, VEG MATTING 2 79 LP 00 6152 HS, WL GEESE, METRIC, RIP 2 80 RI 00 6208 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS, 0609052/4932189 2 82 RI 00 6410 HS VEG MATTING, MARGIN HAB LOGS 283BW10 SOME VEG MATTING 2 84 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, LOTS OF VEG MATTING 2 85 RI 01 6564 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 2 86 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, VEG MAT, HAB LOGS 2 88 LP 01 6677 METRIC, RIP, PHOTOS, 0608927/493157 2 89 LP 00 6774 HS DEEP UNDERCUT, VEG MAT 2 91 RI 01 6896 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 292BW10 VEG MATTING 2 93 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, REEDS AND GRASS 2 94 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, VEG MATTING 295BW10 USFS LWD BW, VEG MATTING 2 96 RI 01 7179 HS VEG MATTING 2 97 LP 01 7341 METRIC, RIP; 0608890/4931176 2 98 RR 01 7599 SS/ DEEP TRENCH, SHALLOW MARGINS 2 99 RR 01 7722 DEEP TRENCH 2 100 RR 00 8012 BC WIZARD FALLS HATCHERY BRIDGE 2 101 SP 00 8136 END REACH METRIC, RIP; 0608710/4930444 3 102 RR 00 8350 SS/ 3 TRENCHES 3 103 RR 02 SEPERATED BY BRUSHY ISLAND 3 107 RR 02 PHOTO, DEEP TRENCH, BRUSHY ISLAN 3 108 RR 01 8727 DEEP TROUGH DOWN MIDDLE 3 110 RR 01 8824 DEEP TRENCH 3 111 RR 00 9102 METRIC, RIP; 0608892/4929755 3 113 CB 00 9382 PHOTOS 3 114 RB 00 9541 3M+ BLDRS ON RT 3 115 LP 00 9584 1.5M+ BLDRS IN PTC 3 117 LP 00 9801 MERGANZERS-4 3 120 CB 00 9959 PHOTOS 3 121 LP 00 10021 PHOTOS 3 122 CB 00 10054 PHOTOS 3 124 CB 00 10168 643 PHOTO 3 125 SP 00 10273 PHOTOS 640-639 3 127 RI 00 10506 /LS PHOTOS 635-639 3 128 CB 00 10742 RIP 3 129 RB 00 10840 METRICS, SKULL 3 130 CB 00 11015 /LS PHOTO 627-629 3 131 RB 00 11145 5 PHOTOS 3 132 TP 00 11225 /SS HUGE SPRING-SEE PHOTOS 3 133 RI 00 11381 /SS 3 135 RI 00 11532 P619 UPSTREAM METOLIUS RIVER 2011 COMMENT SUMMARY

REACH UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST.(m) COMMENTS NOTE_ESTIMATOR NOTE_NUMERATOR

3 137 RB 01 11732 TJ/ CANYON CREEK, END REACH P617-618 TAILOUT OF TP CANYON CR 4 138 PP 11 CANYON CR CANYON CR 4 139 RI 11 CANYON CREEK CANYON CR 4 140 TP 01 11786 TJ/, BV CANYON CR, DEEP POOL 4 141 LP 00 11880 DEEP POOL, TROUT 4 142 RI 00 12036 HS 4 143 BW 10 HS LWBW-USFS 4 144 BW 10 HS, BV 4 145 RI 01 12150 HS ACROSS FROM 02 4 146 RI 00 12226 HS 4 147 BW 10 HS 4 148 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS LWBW-USFS, 02 SURVEYED SEPERATE 4 149 RI 01 12402 LONG 02 CHNL 4 151 LP 01 12673 SS/ GOOD SIZE SPRING AT TAILOUT 4 152 RI 02 /SS T=8C/0930; /SS 0607617/4928225, PHOTO 4 153 LP 02 /SS, BV BV CHEWS 4 155 BW 10 PHOTO, SEDGES 4 156 BW 10 VEG ON SUBSTRATE 4 159 BW 10 USFS-BWNO LWD 4 160 RI 02 SOME VEG ON SUBSTRATE 4 161 BW 10 SOME VEG ON SUBS 4 162 RI 04 SEP BY SM GRASSY ISLAND 4 163 LP 02 VEG ON SUBSTRATE, SEDGES 4 165 RI 03 WL DEER TRAIL XING 4 168 RI 03 PHOTO 4 173 BW 10 STEPS ON LEFT BANK 4 174 RI 02 SOME PATCHES OF VEG ON SUBSTRAT 4 175 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS-BW 4 176 BW 10 GRASSY ISLANDS 4 177 BW 10 OLD FENCE GRASSY ISLANDS 4 181 SP 02 PHOTO 4 182 RI 02 BV 0607726/4928006, BV CHEWS, END OD LONG 02 CHNL, REDD 4 184 RI 01 12811 TJ/ JACK CR JACK CR FINGER 4 185 RI 12 BV,SS/ OLD PADDLE WHEEL 4 186 RI 11 SS/ 4 189 BW 10 WL 4 190 RI 03 BV CHEWS 4 191 RI 02 TJ/ JACK CR 4 192 RI 01 12863 SEE PHOTOS 4 193 GL 11 BC, /SS SPRING FED 4 195 RI 01 12933 0607514/4527386 4 196 RI 00 13133 BV LARGE TROUT 4 197 RI 11 0607519/4927386 4 198 RI 01 13297 TJ/ HEISING SPRING RIP TRANSECT, HEISING SP 4 199 LP 00 13366 BC 4 201 RI 04 BV 4 205 RI 00 13566 /CS END REACH BELOW HOUSE ON BLUFF 5 206 LP 00 13679 BC, SS/ 0607856/4926970 5 207 RI 00 13776 SS/SS 5 209 LP 00 13978 SS/SS 5 210 RR 00 14106 TRENCH RR 5 211 TP 00 14134 TRENCH/FAULT LINE 5 213 RB 00 14314 HS 5 214 LP 00 14388 HS START AT CONF W/FIRST CR, T=9C 5 215 RI 01 14445 /TJ, HS BV; T=9°C/1012; END REACH 0608147/4926587, FIRST CREEK , PIX METOLIUS RIVER 2011 COMMENT SUMMARY

REACH UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST.(m) COMMENTS NOTE_ESTIMATOR NOTE_NUMERATOR

6 216 SP 12 BV TF TF, BV CHEWS 6 217 GL 11 BV T=9.5C/1030 CHEWS, PHOTO 6 218 BW 10 HS LWDBW/ODFW ODFW BW 6 220 RI 01 14526 2-3 CONTROL (LOWER) 6 221 BW 10 /SS ODFW 6 222 RI 02 1.2M DEEP UNDERCUT, PHOTOS 6 223 LP 01 14569 METRIC, RIP, 0608225/4926545, FRY 6 224 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS; 106 PROJECT MID USFS LWD BW 6 226 BW 10 TROUT FRY 6 227 RI 01 14650 HS LWD ALONG MARGIN 6 230 LP 00 14698 HS MARGIN LWD 6 232 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS-LW-BW 6 236 LP 00 14829 PHOTOS 6 237 RI 00 14911 HS MARGIN WD 6 238 RI 00 14941 PHOTO 6 239 SL 00 14942 DJ H=0.3M 6 240 RI 02 HS LWD ON MARGIN 6 241 RI 01 15092 PHOTO 6 242 LP 02 /CS BLDRS APPEAR TO HAVE BEEN FLAGGED 6 244 BW 10 HS,DJ LWDBW/USFS USFS-LWD-BW-HAS LOGS 6 245 BW 10 HS LWD PLACEMENT-PHOTO 6 246 BW 10 /SS NATURAL LWD -PHOTO 6 247 GL 02 MANY TF MANY TF 6 248 RI 01 15147 BC BC, CS/; FOOTBRIDGE FOOTBRIDGE 6 249 LP 02 DJ PHOTO 6 250 BW 10 BELOW PADDLEWHEEL PHOTO; PADDLEWHEEL 6 251 RI 01 15181 PHOTO 6 252 BW 10 T=11C/1600; DJ TF, PHOTO 6 253 GL 03 TO PADDLEWHEEL MANY TF; PHOTOS 6 255 BW 10 CREATED BY FALLEN TREE 6 256 RI 01 15262 T=8.5C/0840 0608350/492606-PHOTOS 6 257 GL 02 REDDS-2 6 258 LP 02 DJ, /CS LOW GRASSY ISLAND SEPERATES CHNL 6 259 RI 02 OLD WATER PIPE PIPING RT SIDE STREAM 6 260 BW 10 MARSHY 6 261 RB 02 HS, DJ PHOTO; LWD PLACEMENT 6 264 LP 02 /CS WATERWHEEL; HALF LP IS GRASSY PHOTO 6 265 RI 02 SM HUMMOCKS CONNECT 01-02 6 266 RI 00 15341 HS 6 267 LP 00 15402 REDDS, WATERWHEEL 6 269 RI 01 15445 PHOTO 6 270 GL 02 REDDS-3 6 272 SL 01 15468 DJ H=0.35M KEY LWD PIECES 6 273 RI 01 15523 ALLINGHAM CG/ PHOTO 6 274 LP 02 SKUNK CABBAGE 6 275 RI 02 HUMMOCKS SEPARATE 3 CHNLS SKUNK CABBAGE 6 276 BW 10 HS LWD PLACEMENT LOGS 6 277 RI 01 15612 HS PROJECT SITE 92 MARGIN LWD, 2.5*1.5M REDD 6 278 BW 10 HS PHOTO, SITE 92 6 279 RI 02 HS 6 280 RI 02 /CS/ WATERWHEEL ORNAMENTAL PADDLE WHEEL 6 281 LP 02 PHOTO, 1*1 REDD 6 282 RI 02 2 BC REDD; FOOTBRIDGES-2 FOOTBRIDGES 6 283 RI 03 BC FOOTBRIDGE 6 284 LP 03 TF FRY METOLIUS RIVER 2011 COMMENT SUMMARY

REACH UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST.(m) COMMENTS NOTE_ESTIMATOR NOTE_NUMERATOR

6 285 LP 01 15681 HS ALLINGHAM CG/ METRICS, RIP; 0608311/4925646, PIX 6 287 RI 02 /CS,BC /CS/; FOOTBRIDGE FOOTBRIDGE 6 289 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS UPPER SITE USFS LWD BW, HAB LOG 6 290 RI 01 15747 REDDS-3 6 292 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, HAB LOGS 6 293 RI 03 HS HAB LOGS ON MARGIN 6 294 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, PHOTO, HAB LOGS 6 295 RI 01 15857 /SD, HS SCREENED DIVERSION 5CM DAIM PVC PIPE 6 296 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, HAB LOGS 6 297 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW 6 299 TP 00 16021 HS,BC,/CS/ BC-ALLINGHAM CUTOFF RD USFS RD 1217, FALLEN TREE 6 300 RR 01 16166 T=11C/1500 METRIC, RIP, 0608284/4925285 6 301 BW 10 SITE 82; LOWER LWDBW/USFS USFS BW 6 302 RI 01 16215 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 6 303 BW 10 USFS BW 6 304 LP 00 16253 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 6 305 SR 00 16258 HS ODFW SGS 528 UPPER SIGN; H=0.3M HAB LOGS 6 306 RI 01 16398 GS, HS GS/SS GAGING STATION #140885 6 310 RI 02 CONTROL LOWER FLAG SEP BY SM GRASSY ISLAND 6 311 BW 10 /SS 6 313 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS SITE 77-LOWER USFS-LWD-BW, HAB LOGS 6 314 RI 01 16585 PHOTO 6 315 GL 02 HS HS PHOTO, HAB LOGS 6 317 RI 00 16738 HS METRIC, RIP, 0608187/4924779, PHOTOS 6 318 RI 00 16772 /SS 6 319 LP 00 16824 PHOTOS, MARSHY 6 320 LP 01 16889 /TJ DAVIS CR, END REACH 0608201/4924521, PHOTO; DAVIS CR 6 321 LP 11 T=7.5C; DAVIS CR DAVIS CR, LOTS OF ALGAE 7 322 RI 01 16972 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 7 323 RI 02 HS SEP BY GRASSY ISLAND 7 324 BW 10 DJ SPANS OVER HALF OF UNIT 7 325 RI 01 17022 CAMP SHERMAN CAMPGROUND 7 326 RI 02 HS CAMP SHERMAN CG HAB LOGS, PHOTOS 7 327 LP 00 17090 HS FISH CONTROL SITE 2-42 FLAG AT PTCMETRICS, RIP, 0608183/4924399, PHOTO 7 328 RI 01 17190 HS HAB LOGS, PHOTO 7 329 RI 02 HS HAB LOGS, STATRT OF CAMP SHERMAN CG 7 331 LP 01 17224 CAMP SHERMAN CABINS 0.5CM METAL PIPE ACROSS CHANNELS 7 332 RI 01 17345 HS CABINS BOTH BANKS MARGIN HAB LOGS 7 333 RI 02 BC BC FOOTBRIDGE FOOTBRIDGE 7 334 RI 01 17485 BV BV 0.5CM METAL PIPE ACROSS RIVER 7 335 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, CUT FALLEN TREE 7 336 BW 10 BULL TROUT, SGS, 570 UPPER SIGN 7 337 BW 10 BV LWDBW/USFS BV CHEWS, USFS-LWD-BW, PHOTOS 7 339 RI 00 17579 .5CM METAL PIPING ACROSS RIVER 7 340 RI 01 17645 LOW GRASSY BELOW ACH 7 341 RI 02 /CS T=10C/1530 VEG MATTING, PHOTO 7 342 SP 00 17708 BC, /CS/ BC, FS 1419 RD CAMP SHERMAN CG METRIC, RIP, 0607905/4923914, PHOTOS 7 344 RI 02 SEP GRASSY ISLAND 7 345 RI 03 T=8C/1200 GRASSY ISLAND 7 346 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS-LWD-BW, PHOTO 7 347 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS-LWD-BW 7 349 LP 21 /SS, /CS 7 350 RI 01 17816 CS/, DECKS OLD METAL PIPING 7 351 RI 02 PADDLEWHEEL SEP BY SM GRASSY ISLAND 7 352 RI 01 17877 /TJ,BC,CS/ CS/CS; BC-FOOTBRIDGE TRIB NOT ON MAP, 0607825/4923672 METOLIUS RIVER 2011 COMMENT SUMMARY

REACH UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST.(m) COMMENTS NOTE_ESTIMATOR NOTE_NUMERATOR

7 353 RI 02 /SD /SD .75CM PVC PIPE 7 354 RI 11 T=7C TRIB UNIT PHOTO 7 355 RI 01 17979 VEG MATTING 7 356 RI 02 HS/ LWD PLACEMENT LOGS 7 357 RI 02 WL SITE 2-58; LOWER FLAG MERGANSER 7 358 RI 01 18064 BC, /TJ, H BC DECOMMISSIONED, SPRING CR 0607913/4923400, METRICS, RIP, EDN R 7 359 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, NATURAL LOG 7 360 RI 11 /TJ; SPRING CREEK SPRING CR, PHOTO, 0607099/423429 8 361 RP 00 18160 HS T=8C/1400, METRICS, RIP, 0607959/4923460, MARGIN HAB LOGS 8 362 RI 01 18201 PHOTO 8 363 PP 01 18207 COMMONLY USED BY FLY FISHERMEN 8 364 SL 01 18208 DJ H=0.35M NATURAL LOGS 8 365 RI 01 18251 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 8 366 RI 02 /SD BRUSHY ISLAND SEP 8 367 RI 03 BRUSHY ISLAND 8 368 RI 01 18332 BC,/CS/ BC; SGS 1052 LOWER SIGN, BULL TROUSPRING CR LANE 8 369 GL 02 SEPERATED BY GRASSY ISLAND 8 370 RI 01 18453 DJ, HS .95 DIAM DJ, PHOTO 8 371 RI 02 BRAIDED CHNL, GRASSY ISLAND 8 372 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD; FRY 8 373 LP 02 PHOTO, FRY 8 374 DP 21 CREATED BY KEY PC LWD 8 376 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW; NATURAL LOG 8 377 LP 00 18482 ALL HARDPAN CLAY 8 378 RI 01 18552 /TJ, HS LAKE CR, END REACH METRIC, RIP, 0608046/4923109 8 379 RI 11 BV T=14C LAKE CR, 0608002/49230824, PHOTO 8 380 RI 12 BV OLD BV CHEWS 8 381 BW 10 MARSHY SEDGES, PHOTO 9 382 RI 01 18622 T=9C/0930 9 383 RI 02 REDD FLOW ONTO ISLAND, GRASSY 9 384 BW 10 /SS MANY SEDGES, FRY 9 385 RI 02 HS HAB LOG, GRASSY ISLAND 9 386 LP 01 18643 SITE 3-2 CONTROL FLAG 9 387 RI 01 18682 HS SINGLE HAB LOG 9 388 RI 02 GRASSY ISLAND 9 391 RI 01 18717 HS HAB LOG 9 392 RI 02 PHOTO, SEP BY GRASSY ISLAND 9 393 RI 03 LOW GRASSY ISLAND W/STANDING WATER 9 394 RI 01 18837 PHOTO 9 395 BW 10 HS SF, PHOTO 9 396 BW 10 WL DEER PATH 9 397 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS HAB LOG, USFS LWD BW 9 398 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW 9 399 RI 02 BC, BC BC-2; FOOTBRIDGE FOOTBRIDGES 9 400 RI 02 HS MARGIN HAB LOGS 9 401 RI 01 18978 /SD REDDS-6; NEAR USFS BW REDD, 0.5CM METAL PIPE 9 402 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, HAB LOGS 9 403 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW 9 405 BW 10 HS MANY TF GRASSY ISLAND, HAB LOGS, SF 9 406 RI 02 SEP BY GRASSY ISLAND 9 407 RI 01 19125 HS METRIC, RIP, 0608198/4927592, HAB LOGS, PHOTO 9 408 BW 10 AM, WL, HS LWDBW/USFS FROG, DUCK 9 410 SL 00 19138 H=0.3M DEEP UNDERCUT BOTH BANKS 9 414 RB 02 CREATED BY BLDR 9 416 SB 00 19220 H=0.5M METOLIUS RIVER 2011 COMMENT SUMMARY

REACH UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST.(m) COMMENTS NOTE_ESTIMATOR NOTE_NUMERATOR

9 417 RI 01 19274 BC, /CS/ BC, /CS/; 12*6 CREOSOTE SW ROBERTS BRIDGE RD, RR TIES 9 418 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, NATURAL LOGS 9 419 SP 00 19312 OLD REDDS 9 423 SL 00 19372 H=0.1M NATURAL LOG 9 425 PP 00 19406 BULL TROUT; SGS 252 UPPER AT PTC POPULAR FLY FISHING HOLE, PHOTO 9 426 SL 00 19408 DJ H=0.3M 9 428 SP 00 19440 SALMONID 9 429 LP 00 19465 POPULAR FISHING HOLE 9 431 CR 00 19497 PHOTO 9 432 RR 00 19525 PHOTO 9 434 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, BROWN ALGAE 9 435 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, OLD LOGS 9 436 RI 01 19632 3-18 CONTROL FLAG METRIC, RIP, 0608423/4923211, PHOTOS 9 437 BW 10 HS T=10C/1430; LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, HAB LOGS, PHOTO 9 438 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS; REDD USFS LWD BW, OLD REDDS 9 439 RI 01 19722 HS MARGIN LOGS, REDDS 9 440 RI 02 BC FOOTBRIDGE 9 441 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, HAB LOGS, SEDGES 9 442 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW 9 443 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS; SGS 144 UPPER; BULL TUSFS LWD BW, BROWN ALGAE 9 444 RI 01 19786 SEDGES 9 445 BW 10 SITE 3-20 UPPER FLAG; REDDS-2 SEDGES 9 446 BW 10 SF, SEDGES 9 447 RI 01 19850 HS PHOTO, MARGIN HAB LOGS 9 448 BW 10 HS LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, HAB LOGS 9 449 BW 10 HS USFS LWD BW, HAB LOGS #3-23 9 450 RI 02 LWDBW/USFS CLUMPS OF GRASSY ISLAND 9 451 RI 01 19944 HS HAB LOGS, BROWN ALGAE 9 452 BW 10 HS SITE 3-23 UPPER/LOWER USFS LWD BW, SF 9 453 RI 02 SF, GRASSY ISLAND 9 454 RI 01 20046 HS T=9.5C/0815; REDDS-6; LOW GRASSY ISPHOTO, FRY 9 455 RI 02 REDDS-3 FRY, PHOTO 9 456 RI 01 20112 HS SITE 3-27 MID CONTROL FLAG MARGIN HAB LOGS 9 457 BW 10 FRY SEDGES 9 458 RI 01 20139 BROWN ALGAE 9 459 RI 02 BROWN ALGAE 9 460 RI 03 /SD 0.5CM PVC PIPE 9 461 BW 10 FRY; LWDBW/USFS SF-15 9 462 RI 01 20239 HS, /SD SITE 3-9 MID FLAG MARGIN HAB LOGS 9 463 RI 02 HS PHOTO, HAB LOGS 9 464 BW 10 LOTS OF SE FRY 9 465 RI 01 20309 HS REDDS THROUGHOUT METRIC, RIP, 0608347/4921632 9 466 RI 02 WL REDDS THROUGHOUT MALLARD DUCKS 9 467 BW 10 FRY 9 468 RP 01 20350 FC GRASSY ISLAND; DJ; TOP AT FENCE BARBED WIRE CROSSING CR 9 469 BW 10 FRY AND PARR 25 SF 9 470 RI 01 20425 REDDS THROUGHOUT REDDS, BROWN ALGAE 9 471 BW 10 FRY AND PARR SEDGES, SF 9 472 RI 01 20520 BROWN ALGAE 9 473 BW 10 FRY AND PARR SEDGES, GRASS 9 474 BW 10 SF, PHOTO 9 475 BW 10 FRY, PARR; LWDBW/USFS USFW LWD BW, 20 SF 9 476 BW 10 GRASS, SEDGES 9 477 RI 01 20623 BC, /TJ /TJ REDDS, FOOTBRIDGE 9 478 RI 11 SPRING FED TRIB-UNNAMED METOLIUS RIVER 2011 COMMENT SUMMARY

REACH UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST.(m) COMMENTS NOTE_ESTIMATOR NOTE_NUMERATOR

9 479 BW 10 LWDBW/USFS USFS LWD BW, GRASSY ISLAND 9 480 RI 00 20761 GRASS, SEDGES 9 481 RI 01 20820 BC FOOTBRIDGE 9 482 RI 02 BC FOOTBRIDGE, ISLAND W/CONIFERS 9 483 BW 10 FRY EMERGING SEDGES 9 484 DP 01 20913 TJ/-FOUR SPRINGS UPWELLING, METRIC+RIP,0608225/4921162,VEG MATTING 9 485 GL 11 BC, WL REDDS-4 DUCK, FOOT BC, 1CM PVC XING RIVER 9 486 GL 11 /SS REDDS THROUGHOUT 9 487 RI 11 REDDS; END AT WEST HW 0608245/4920137 9 488 RI 00 20995 SS/SS, /CS SS/; REDDS THROUGHOUT PHOTO OF SPRING-HEADWATERS 9 489 RI 00 21049 T=9C/1235 AT HEAD OF SPRINGS 0608399/4920966, LOTS OF VEG 7 000m 10 6 08 000m 10 6 09 000m 10 6 10 000m 10 6 11 000m 10 6 000m 000m 38 38 49 49 000m 000m SURVEY START 37 37 49 49

REACH 1 000m 000m 36 36 49 U16 49

000m U19 000m 35 35 49 49

U36 000m 000m 34 34 49 49

U59

Map Name: PRAIRIE FARM SPRING (OR) METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT SURVEY Horizontal Datum: NAD83 DESCHUTES BASIN 2011 SUMMER 10 6 000m 10 6 000m 10 6 000m 10 6 000m 10 6 000m 3

07 08 09 10 11 6 3 49

U16 49

000m U19 000m 35 35 49 49

U36 000m 000m 34 34 49 49

U59

REACH 2 000m 000m 33 33 49

U73 49

U79 000m 000m 32 32 49 49

U88

U97 000m 000m 31 31 49 49 REACH 2 000m

Map Name: CANDLE CREEK (OR) METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT SURVEY Horizontal Datum: NAD83 DESCHUTES BASIN 2011 SUMMER 6 06 000m 10 6 07 000m 10 6 08 000m 10 6 09U97 000m 10 6 10 000m 0 0 31 31 49 49 REACH 2 000m 000m 30 30 49

U112 49

REACH 3 000m 000m U119 29 29 49 49 000m 000m

28 U129

REACH 4 28 49 49

U198 000m REACH 5 000m

27 U209 27 49 49

U223 REACH 6 000m

U256 000m 26 26 49

U285 49

Map Name: BLACK BUTTE (OR) METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT SURVEY Horizontal Datum: NAD83 DESCHUTES BASIN 2011 SUMMER U223 6 06 000m 10 6 07 000m 10 6 08 000m REACH 106 6 09 000m 10 6 10 000m 000m

U256 000m 26 26 49

U285 49

U300 000m 000m 25 25 49

U317 49

U327 000m 000m REACH 7 24 24 49 49

REACH 8 000m 000m 23 23 49 49 U417 - Robert's Bridge

000m REACH 9 000m 22 22 49 49 000m 000m 21 END SURVEY 21 49 49

Map Name: BLACK BUTTE (OR) METOLIUS RIVER HABITAT SURVEY Horizontal Datum: NAD83 DESCHUTES BASIN 2011 SUMMER Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 1 - Unit 1 - The Metolius River survey started at the confluence Reach 1 - Unit 5 - Large wood in foreground; boulder cascade habitat; of Jefferson Creek. conifer-dominant riparian zone.

Reach 1 - Unit 1 - An upstream view of the habitat survey start.

Reach 1 - Unit 7 - Upstream from Candle Creek confluence Reach 1 - Unit 10 - Abbott Creek confluence across the river.

Reach 1 - Unit 16 - The left riparian zone with surveyor in photograph. Reach 1 - Unit 16 - The right riparian zone with shrubs and conifers The riparian transect was primary composed of confiers. on a hillslope. Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 1 - Unit 27 - Looking downstream in a secondary channel Reach 1 - Unit 28 - Backwater formed by uprooted tree from the end/upstream.

Reach 2 - Unit 45 - A downstream view of scour pool with wood Reach 2 - Unit 50 - A lateral scour pool with downed wood

Reach 1 - Unit 80 - Right riparian zone with ferns and young alder. The land use is second-growth timber.

Reach 2 - Unit 55 - Lateral scour pool in tertiary channel Reach 2 - Unit 64 - Downstream view of secondary channnel. Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 2 - Unit 73 - The right riparian zone was a long high terrace Reach 2 - Unit 79 - The right riparian zone gently sloped and had with grass and few trees. young conifers, grasses, and placed habitat logs extending creekside.

Reach 1 - Unit 140 - Left riparian zone

Reach 2 - Unit 97 - The left riparian zone; surveyor with boat. Reach 2 - Uinit 100 - Boulder rapid as seen from Wizard Falls.

Reach 1 - Unit 160 - An upstream view of the stream habitat

Reach 3 - Unit 123 - A boat resting at the margin between two Reach 3 - Unit 129 - Deer skull on log habitat units. Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 3 - Unit 130 - A downstream view of a boulder rapid. Reach 3 - Unit 132 - Springs entering from the left bank.

Reach 1 - Unit 190 - The right riparian zone had large timber; the left riparian zone had second-growth timber land use.

Reach 3 - Unit 132 - A trench pool approximately 4 meters deep. Reach 4 - Unit 193 - Surveyor walking in Jack Creek, a spring-fed tributary.

Reach 1 - Unit 210 - An upstream view of the habitat and vegetation. Reach 2 - Unit 233 - The right riparian was a mix of second-growth and large trees. The vegetation was shrubs and mixed trees 30-50cm dbh.

Reach 4 - Unit 198 - The new reach start; boat in foreground. Reach 5 - Unit 209 - A lateral scour pool Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 4 - Unit 152 - The confluence of a secondary channel and the Reach 6 - Unit 217 - First Creek entering the Metolius River. mainstem Metolius River. Surveyor in foreground. Surveyors collecting data.

Reach 1 - Unit 190 - The right riparian zone had large timber; the left riparian zone had second-growth timber land use.

Reach 6 - Unit 236 - Looking upstream; cabins on the high terrace. Reach 6 - Unit 238 - Riffle habitat; secondary channel; downed wood.

Reach 6 - Unit 250 - A paddle wheel on a backwater Reach 6 - Unit 253 - A downstream view of a tertiary channel with surveyor in photograph. Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 6 - Unit 317 - The left riparian transect: a high terrace with Reach 6 - Unit 317 - A grassy meadow composed most of the right shrubs, grasses, and trees (conifers + hardwoods in the first zone). riparian zone.

Reach 1 - Unit 190 - The right riparian zone had large timber; the left riparian zone had second-growth timber land use.

Reach 7 - Unit 328 - The start of the new reach; riffle habitat; Reach 7 - Unit 342 - Road 1419 at Camp Sherman surveyor in foreground.

Reach 7 - Unit 342 - Looking downstream at the habitat, exposed Reach 7 - Unit 354 - An unnamed tributary entering; surveyor entering rock and shrubs. Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 6 - Unit 356 - An upstream view of the habitat and streamside Reach 8 - Unit 370 - Riffle habitat with grass patches and wood vegetation. The surveyor adds scale to the photograph.

Reach 1 - Unit 190 - The right riparian zone had large timber; the left riparian zone had second-growth timber land use.

Reach 8 - Unit 378 - The left riparian zone - a high terrace with Reach 8 - Unit 378 - The right riparian zone was composed of 30m SW Roberts Bridge Road. of low terrace with shrubs, grasses, and hawthorne trees.

Reach 7 - Unit 394 - Looking upstream at riffle, slow water edges, Reach 8 - Unit 407 - The reach start - riffle habitat with quiet water and conifers. beyond the downed log. Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 9 - Unit 436 - The left riparian transect: a high terrace with Reach 9 - Unit 436 - Riffle habitat conifers 15-90cm dbh.

Reach 1 - Unit 190 - The right riparian zone had large timber; the left riparian zone had second-growth timber land use.

Reach 9 - Unit 465 - The right riparian zone had a gently-sloping Reach 9 - Unit 474 - Looking upstream at the drainage, riparian zone, hillslope with cabins and conifers. and river.

Reach 9 - Unit 485 - Glide with footbridge (downstream view). Reach 9 - Unit 489 - The headwaters to the Metolius River Metolius River (Deschutes River Basin) 2011 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

The Metolius River habitat survey was conducted by foot and inflatable and pontoon boats.