Archives: COAs

Area is located within Mount Hood National Forest and includes the headwater streams of Hood, Clackamas, Sandy and White Rivers.

Area comprised of Molalla River from Mulino upstream to the Dickie Prairie area, plus the lower reaches of major tributary Milk Creek.

Relatively small (18 sq mi) COA following the Mohawk River northeast of Eugene

Area is located between Scotts Mills and Molalla in the Rock Creek subbasin, a tributary of the Pudding River.

Relatively small (15 sq mi) COA at the eastern edge of the Coast Range ecoregion, building from the Red Prairie-Mill Creek – Willamina Oaks COA in the Willamette Valley ecoregion, northwest of the town of Dallas.

Area includes a significant stretch of the Middle Fork Willamette River, from Hills Creek Reservoir to the north and extending east towards Summit Lake and the Diamond Peak Wilderness Area boundary

The mainstem Willamette River from Willamette Falls (RM 26) to the confluence with Calapooia River in Albany (RM 120), plus floodplain, and adjacent uplands.

This COA is located in the northeast quarter of Malheur County and abuts the Crowley COA to the west. It encompasses Owyhee Lake and River from just east of Mitchell Butte (near the city of Adrian) south to Greeley Bar. Continuing south and east, the COA includes the rugged landscape of Mahogany Mountain, Jordan Craters, …

Follows a significant stretch of the Middle Fork Willamette River and its surrounding riparian and upland habitat, bounded to the west by the town of Dexter and extending east to the Oakridge Airport.

Includes significant stretch of Middle Fork John Day River, Long Creek, and part of the North Fork John Day River.