Oregon

River	County	Reach	Length (miles)	Description	Potential Classification	ORVs	Watershed (HUC Code 8)	Year Listed/ Updated	Other State
Alsea River	Benton	Mainstem from confluence of North and South Forks Alsea River to Siuslaw National Forest Boundary	17	Fisheries resource and recreational fishing opportunities are outstandingly remarkable.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Alsea	1982/ 1993
Alsea River	Lincoln	Pacific Ocean to head of tide at RM 12	12	Fisheries resource and recreational fishing opportunities are outstandingly remarkable.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Alsea	1982/ 1993
Alsea River	Lincoln, Benton	Mainstem from Siuslaw National Forest Boundary to head of tide at RM 12	19		Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Alsea	1982/ 1993
Alsea River, North Fork	Lincoln, Benton	Outlet of Klickitat Lake to confluence with Bailey Creek	11	Dense mature forest to steep rocky outcrops. Substantial population of resident cutthroat trout. Variety of animal species.	Scenic	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Alsea	1993
Alsea River, North Fork	Lincoln, Benton	Confluence with Bailey Creek to confluence with Alsea River	5	Dense mature forest to steep rocky outcrops. Substantial population of resident cutthroat trout. Variety of animal species.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Alsea	1993
Alsea River, South Fork	Benton, Lane	Headwaters in BLM Eugene District to confluence with Alsea River and Alsea River, North Fork	20	Alsea Falls one of largest falls on river of this size in region.	Recreational	Fish, Geologic, Recreational	Alsea	1993
Antelope Creek	Klamath	Duncan Spring in Sec. 4, T.41 S., R.14.5 E. to backwater of Willow Valley Reservoir in Sec. 8, T.41 S., R.14.5 E.	2	38 prehistoric sites - Village site, lithic scatters, petroglyph panels, rock shelter, and hunting blind.	Scenic	Historic	Lost	1993
Antelope Creek	Klamath	North Spring access road in Sec. 16, T.40 S., R.14.5 E. to bridge on CCC Road in Sec. 4, T.41 S., R.14.5 E.	5	One of largest prehistoric village sites found in upland area. Two petroglyph locations, rock cairns, hunting blind, and nine lithic scatters.	Scenic	Historic	Lost	1993
Barnes Valley Creek	Klamath	BLM/U.S. Forest Servic boundary (Sec. 29, T.39 S., R.15 E.) to ford on CCC Road (Sec. 22, T.39 S., R.14 E.)	6	Steep basalt cliffs forming canyon walls. Provides both vegetative and geologic diversity.	Scenic	Scenic	Lost	1993
Bear Creek	Lane	Headwaters in Sec. 18, T.16 S., R.3 E. to confluence with McKenzie River	4	Steelhead run is one of few remaining native, wild runs in McKenzie River Basin. Numerous other fish species.	Wild	Fish	Mckenzie	1993
Boulder Creek	Douglas	Within Boulder Creek Wilderness	8		Wild	Scenic	North Umpqua	1993
Breitenbush River	Marion	Confluence of North and South Forks of Breitenbush River in NW 1/4 of Sec. 21, T.9 S., R.7 E., to Detroit Reservoir near Canyon Creek in NE 1/4 of Sec. 36, T.9 S., R.5 E., W.M.	10	Camping, fishing, commercial resort activities, kayaking, hiking, and recreational driving. Magnificent stands of "old growth"" timber	heavy use by elk and deer	and habitat areas for sensitive and threatened species."	Recreational	Recreational	North Santiam	1982/ 1993
Breitenbush River, North Fork of North Fork	Marion	Breitenbush Lake to N. Fk. Breitenbush	4	Views of several meadows, lakes, and sub-alpine forest stands. Relatively young ecosystem due to past volcanic activity and glaciation, providing opportunities to observe early successional processes.	Scenic	Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Other	North Santiam	1993
Breitenbush River, South Fork	Marion	Headwaters at Russell Lake in SW 1/4 of Sec. 11, T.10 S., R.8 E. to Wilderness Boundary	5	Clear waters flow from sub-alpine meadows to mature forest vegetation zones. Includes cascades and falls as enters steep walled canyon.	Wild	Scenic	North Santiam	1993
Breitenbush River, South Fork	Marion	Wilderness boundary to confluence with Breitenbush River in NW 1/4 of Sec. 21, T.9 S., R.7 E., W.M.	6	Clear waters flow from sub-alpine meadows to mature forest vegetation zones. Includes cascades and falls as enters steep walled canyon.	Scenic	Scenic	North Santiam	1993
Browns Creek	Deschutes	Springs in Sec. 30 to Wickiup Reservoir	2	Excellent spawning habitat for kokanee and excellent spawning and rearing habitat for brown trout.	Recreational	Fish	Upper Deschutes	1993
Canton Creek	Douglas	U.S. Forest Service boundary between Sec. 31 and 36, T.25 S., R.1 E. and R.1 W. to confluence with Tin Cup Creek in Sec. 24, T.24 S., R.1 W.	11	Supports several native stocks of different species of fish.	Recreational	Fish	North Umpqua	1993
Chetco River	Curry	Terminous of the Chetco WSR at the Siskiyou National Forest to the mouth	11	White sandbars in lower portion; flows through Redwood and other state parks. Important salmon and steelhead resource, with notable recent increases in steelhead runs.		Fish, Geologic	Chetco	1982
Chetco River, North Fork	Curry	Headwaters in Sec. 24, T.39 S., R.14 W. to confluence with mainstem of Chetco River in Sec. 35, T.40 S., R.13 W.	13	Spawning and rearing habitat for native chinook salmon and sea-run cutthroat trout. Northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet. Several major prehistoric sites.	Recreational	Cultural, Fish, Wildlife	Chetco	1993
Clackamas River	Clackamas	River Mill Dam to Baker Bridge at Carver	15		Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Clackamas	1982/ 1993
Clackamas River, North Fork	Clackamas	Headwaters to confluence with Clackamas River at North Fork Reservoir	14	Presence of late winter run Coho, rare native stock of salmon	Scenic	Fish	Clackamas	1993
Clackamas River, Oak Grove Fork	Clackamas	Timothy Lake Dam to Slackwater, Harriet Lake	10	Ecological/Botanical values due to largest recorded concentration of Corydalis aquae-gelidae, federal candidate species for listing as Threatened plant.	Recreational	Other	Clackamas	1993
Coquille River, East Fork	Coos	Headwaters in Sec. 18, T.28 S., R.8 W. to confluence with NF Coquille River in Sec. 36, T.28 S., R.12 W.	35	Numerous waterfalls and unique sandstone rock formations. Native runs of coho, chinook salmon, steelhead, and sea-run cutthroat trout. Boating and fishing.	Recreational	Fish, Wildlife	Coquille	1993
Coquille River, North Fork	Coos	Headwaters in Sec. 16, T.26 S., R.10 W. to confluence with SF Coquille River in Sec. 5, T.29 S., R.12 W.	55	Important strain of native coho salmon to reseed other tributaries. Undisturbed Douglas-fir dominated riparian zone that is optimum habitat for numerous wildlife. Major prehistoric Indian sites.	Recreational	Cultural, Fish, Wildlife	Coquille	1993
Cow Creek	Douglas	West fork of Cow Creek (T. 32 S., R. 8 W., Sec 1.) to confluence with South Umpqa River (T. 30 S., R. 5 W., Sec. 19)	27	Supports fall Chinook, Coho salmon, winter steelhead and cutthroat. Recreation activities include recreational gold panning and dredging, fishing and swimming.	Recreational	Fish, Historic	South Umpqua	1993
Crabtree Creek	Linn	Headwaters to Kiote Creek Road crossing	2	Rock outcrops and open spaces to dense, relatively undisturbed old-growth forest. Hiking, fishing, and studying nature. Variety of animal species	Scenic	Cultural, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	South Santiam	1993
Crescent Creek	Klamath	From Cresent Creek WSR boundary to confluence with the Little Deschutes River	7	Crescent Creek flows through generally flat, marshy valley and has many small, tight meanders. Both stream valleys are quite scenic, especially near the recent lava flows.		Geologic, Scenic	Little Deschutes	1982
Crooked River	Jefferson	Two segments: 1. Crooked River from North Fork Crooked River to Prineville reservoir and 2. In between the two Crooked River WSR segments	71	Main portions of river have a scenic canyon cut in volcanic rocks. Undulating canyon bottom and cliff-like canyon walls, some displaying prominent lava formations. Vegetation is sparse, but river generally flows through forested areas. Some boating use.		Geologic, Scenic	Upper Crooked	1982
Crooked River, South Fork	Crook	Bill Jake Hollow to confluence with Crooked River	26		Scenic		Upper Crooked	1993
Crooked River, South Fork	Crook	Twelvemile Creek to Bill Jake Hollow	9		Wild		Upper Crooked	1993
Crooked River, South Fork	Crook	Logan Reservoir to Twelvemile Creek	17		Recreational		Upper Crooked	1993
Deschutes River	Sherman, Wasco, Jefferson, Deschutes	From WSR boundary near RM 171-2 at Section 13, T18S, R11E to WSR boundary at Odin Falls (RM 140)	31	Major, high volume river flowing largely through steep canyons displaying a variety of outstanding sedimentary and volcanic geological structures. Considerable fishing and recreational white-water and other boating, including several challenging Class III-IV runs. Important steelhead and salmon resource.'		Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic	Upper Deschutes	1982
Deschutes River, Upper	Deschutes	Little Lava Lake to Crane Prairie Reservoir	9	Flows through variety of unusual landscapes such as "blue lagoon"" area	""meadows"" area	and snow-capped mountain backdrops. Complex ground water system. Peak flows are delayed until mid-summer due to time required for snowmelt to work through volcanic pile."	Recreational	Geologic, Scenic, Other	Upper Deschutes	1993
Drift Creek	Lincoln	Headwaters to Siuslaw National Forest Boundary	10	Pristine and undisturbed stream several sections of which contain scenic bedrock side-slopes and numerous small waterfalls. Potential habitat for northern spotted owl and bald eagle. Outstanding examples of Old growth western hemlock and Douglas fir.	Recreational	Fish	Alsea	1993
Drift Creek	Lincoln	Siuslaw National Forest Boundary to confluence with Alsea River	20	Pristine and undisturbed stream several sections of which contain scenic bedrock side-slopes and numerous small waterfalls. Potential habitat for northern spotted owl and bald eagle. Outstanding examples of Old growth western hemlock and Douglas fir.	Recreational	Fish	Alsea	1993
Drift Creek	Lincoln	Upstream crossing of eastern Forest boundary in Sec. 25, T.7 S., R.10 W. to Sampson Creek	3	Pristine and undisturbed stream several sections of which contain scenic bedrock side-slopes and numerous small waterfalls. Potential habitat for northern spotted owl and bald eagle. Outstanding examples of Old growth western hemlock and Douglas fir.	Recreational	Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Alsea	1993
Drift Creek	Lincoln	Sampson Creek to downstream crossing of western Forest boundary in Sec. 6, T.8 S., R.10 W.	12	Pristine and undisturbed stream several sections of which contain scenic bedrock side-slopes and numerous small waterfalls. Potential habitat for northern spotted owl and bald eagle. Outstanding examples of Old growth western hemlock and Douglas fir.	Scenic	Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Alsea	1993
Fall Creek	Lincoln	Headwaters to confluence with Alsea River	12		Recreational	Fish	Alsea	1993
Fall River	Deschutes	Headwaters to Deschutes River	11	Based upon overall combination of substantial values was given rating of outstanding. Excellent example of full river bubbling out of ground at virtually one location. Important spawning area for Deschutes River fish.	Recreational	Other	Upper Deschutes	1993
Fish Creek	Lane	Headwaters in Sec. 22, T.16 S., R.7 W. to confluence with Lake Creek	6	Potential anadromous fishing habitat. Contains spring chinook, winter and summer steelhead, and winter run coho salmon.	Recreational	Fish	Siuslaw	1993
Greenleaf Creek	Lane	Headwaters in Sec. 2, T.16 S., R.8 W. to confluence with Lake Creek in Sec. 2, T.17 S., R.8 W.	8	High populations of steelhead and unique resident cutthroat trout subspecies.	Recreational	Fish	Siuslaw	1993
Hood River, East Fork	Hood River	Umbrella Falls to Highway 35	2	One of very few true wet meadow complexes of that size and integrity in region. Important for wildlife habitat and hydrology.	Scenic	Other	Middle Columbia-Hood	1993
Hood River, Middle Fork	Hood River	Confluence Clear and Coe Branches to Forest boundary	1	High potential for interpreting volcanic processes. Rough, jagged , and cindery surfaces of lava beds. Unique reestablishment of vegetative cover on lava flow.	Scenic	Geologic, Recreational, Other	Middle Columbia-Hood	1993
Jack Creek	Jefferson	Source in NE 1/4 of Sec. 1, T.13 S., R.8 E. to confluence with Metolius	5	Excellent riparian vegetation and stream bank conditions. Accounts for highest level of spawning bull trout adults within Metolius Basin.	Recreational	Fish	Upper Deschutes	1993
John Day River	Grant	From Ingle Creek downstream to Service Creek	82	Long river system affording ample recreational and scenic opportunities; including Picture Gorge area, a spectacular canyon. Still accessible to anadromous fish- steelhead and salmon resource. Supports kayaking, rafting, and canoeing, especially during spring run-off.		Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic	Upper John Day	1982
John Day River, North Fork	Grant, Umatilla	From downstream end of North Fork John Day WSR at Camas Creek to its confluence with John Day River	57	Long, undeveloped portion of major river system. Still accessible to anadromous fish- potential steelhead and salmon resource. Highly scenic canyon region. Area provides for many back-country opportunities.		Fish, Recreational, Other	North Fork John Day	1982
Joseph Creek	Wallowa (Asotin, WA)	2 segments: 1. Headwaters to upstream end of Joseph Creek WSR boundary and 2. From the downstream end of the Josesh Creek WSR at the Forest Boundary to the confluence with the Grande Ronde River	36	Deeply incised, fixed channel meandering river. Superlative example of rejuvenated stream erosion process; classic example of "gooseneck"" meanders. Ancestral home of Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce Indians."		Geologic, Historic	Lower Grande Ronde	1982	WA
Kilchis River	Tillamook	Confluence of North Fork Kilchis River and South Fork Kilchis River to Tillamock Bay	16		Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1993
Little Deschutes River	Deschutes	Deschutes National Forest boundary to confluence with Deschutes River	62		Recreational	Geologic	Upper Deschutes	1982/ 1993
Little Deschutes River	Deschutes	From the WSR boundary at north section line of section 12, T.26S. R.7E to the Deshutes National Forest Boundary	29	Major, high volume river flowing largely through steep canyons displaying a variety of outstanding sedimentary and volcanic geological structures. Considerable fishing and recreational white-water and other boating, including several challenging Class III-IV runs. Important steelhead and salmon resource.'		Geologic	Upper Deschutes	1982
Little Luckiamute River	Polk	Headwaters to confluence with Luckiamute River	27		Recreational	Other	Upper Willamette	1993
Little Nestucca River	Tillamook, Yamhill, Polk	Entire length	20	Small, short coastal stream flowing through densely vegetated area. Salmon and steelhead fishery. Ends in Nestucca Bay, a prime estuarine habitat.		Fish	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982
Little North Santiam River	Marion	Willamette National Forest Boundary to confluence with North Santiam River	17		Recreational	Fish, Recreational, Scenic	North Santiam	1993
Lobster Creek	Benton	Confluence with SF Lobster Creek to confluence with Bear Creek (Secs. 15, 22, 26, 27, 35 and 36, T.15 S., R.8 W.)	5	Exceptionally high quality spawning habitat for important anadromous fish species.	Recreational	Fish	Alsea	1993
Lobster Creek	Benton	Bear Creek to confluence with Five Rivers	17	Exceptionally high quality spawning habitat for important anadromous fish species.	Recreational	Fish	Alsea	1993
Lostine River	Wallowa	From the Lostine WSR boundary at the Wallowa National FS boundary to its mouth	14	Exceptionally clear, straight stream flowing through an excellent example of a glacial U-shaped valley. Drainage area includes portions of the Eagle Cap Wilderness, and provides fine views out to the flatter Wallowa Valley		Geologic, Scenic	Wallowa	1982
Luckiamute River	Polk	Headwaters to confluence with Willamette River	61		Recreational	Cultural, Other	Upper Willamette	1993
Malheur River	Malheur	Malheur Forest boundary to WSA S. boundary	4	Outstanding primitive values and opportunity for solitude. Landform of canyons and flat plateaus.	Wild	Scenic, Other	Upper Malheur	1993
Marten Creek	Lane	Headwaters in Sec. 18, T.17 S., R.3 E. to confluence with McKenzie River	7	Fish production for steelhead, chinook, sculpins, cutthroat, and rainbow trout.	Recreational	Fish	Mckenzie	1993
McKenzie River	Lane	Sec. 2, T.17 S., R.3 E. to Goodpasture Bridge	12	Many osprey nest sites. Population of native rainbow and cutthroat trout. Fishing and white water rafting. Eagle Rock, a landmark that protrudes from south bank.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Mckenzie	1982/ 1993
McKenzie River	Lane, Linn	From the McKenzie WSR boundary at Scott Creek downstream to McKenzie Bridge, OR	8	Excellent scenic and fishing resource, containing stands of old growth Douglas Fir. Popular boating river. High salmon and steelhead potential. Flows past hot springs area.		Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Mckenzie	1982
Miller Creek	Klamath	Gerber Dam in Sec. 12, T.39 S., R.13 E. to mouth of canyon at Goodlow Rim in Sec. 33, T.39 S., R.13 E.	6	Flows through steep, narrow canyon, which is a predominant geologic feature in Gerber Plateau region covered with colorful lichens.	Scenic	Scenic	Lost	1993
Minam River	Wallowa, Union	Minam WSR boundary at Eagle Cap Wilderness boundary to confluence with the Grande Ronde River	9	Exceptionally high scenic qualities while flowing through a diverse landscape; recreational boating, hiking, fishing and camping. Drains part of Eagle Cap Wilderness. Exceptionally clear water provides fine rafting and kayaking opportunities in springtime.		Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Wallowa	1982
Molalla River	Clackamas	Confluence with Table Rock Fork Molalla River to confluence with NF Molalla River	13	Deep, clear pools to riffles and cascading whitewater. Hiking, fishing, dispersed camping, picnicking, and waterplay. Horizontal columnar basalt rosettes.	Recreational	Geologic, Recreational, Scenic	Molalla-Pudding	1993
Molalla River, Table Rock Fork	Clackamas	Headwaters to confluence with Molalla River	13		Recreational	Cultural	Molalla-Pudding	1993
Nehalem River	Washington, Columbia, Clatsop, Tillamook	Headwaters to confluence with Nehalem Bay	124	Long, major coastal river; some meanders and occasional floodplain area. Salmon and steelhead resource; mouth at Nehalem Bay has large tidal area and other estuarine features.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Nehalem	1982/ 1993
Nestucca River	Tillamook, Yamhill	Zone of tidal influence to mouth	8	High flow coastal stream with large flood plain in the lower reaches; some meandering. Very important steelhead and salmon resource. Upper portion quite undeveloped Wide variety of anadromous and resident fish. Highest producing steelhead stream in Oregon and one of the top producers of salmon.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982/ 1993
Nestucca River	Tillamook, Yamhill	RM 15, town of Beaver to RM 7	9	High flow coastal stream with large flood plain in the lower reaches; some meandering. Very important steelhead and salmon resource. Upper portion quite undeveloped Wide variety of anadromous and resident fish. Highest producing steelhead stream in Oregon and one of the top producers of salmon.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982/ 1993
Nestucca River	Tillamook, Yamhill	RM 26, above confluence of Limestone Creek to RM 15	11	High flow coastal stream with large flood plain in the lower reaches; some meandering. Very important steelhead and salmon resource. Upper portion quite undeveloped Wide variety of anadromous and resident fish. Highest producing steelhead stream in Oregon and one of the top producers of salmon.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982/ 1993
Nestucca River	Tillamook, Yamhill	RM 35, National Forest/BLM property boundary to RM 26	9	High flow coastal stream with large flood plain in the lower reaches; some meandering. Very important steelhead and salmon resource. Upper portion quite undeveloped Wide variety of anadromous and resident fish. Highest producing steelhead stream in Oregon and one of the top producers of salmon.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982/ 1993
Nestucca River	Tillamook, Yamhill	RM 47, lower end of Old Meadow Lake to RM 35	14	High flow coastal stream with large flood plain in the lower reaches; some meandering. Very important steelhead and salmon resource. Upper portion quite undeveloped Wide variety of anadromous and resident fish. Highest producing steelhead stream in Oregon and one of the top producers of salmon.	Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982/ 1993
New River	Coos	Outlet of Floras Lake in Sec. 8, T.31 S., R.15 W. to confluence with Pacific Ocean north of Four Mile Creek in Sec. 35, T.29 S., R.15 W.	8	Parallels Pacific Ocean and confined only by sand substrate. Wild chinook salmon and several federally threatened wildlife species. Several major Native American village sites.	Scenic	Fish, Geologic, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Sixes	1993
Opal Creek	Marion	Headwaters at Opal Lake in Sec. 17, T.9 S., R.5 E. to confluence with Battle Axe Creek in SW 1/4 of Sec. 28, T.8 S., R.5 E., W.M. near Jawbone Flats mining millsite	4	Moves through dense stand of old-growth Douglas-fir with predominant understory of vine maple. Stable sculpted bedrock creates many deep, blue-green pools, rapids, and waterfalls.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic, Other	North Santiam	1993
Paulina Creek	Deschutes	RM 3.6 Forest Boundary to Paulina Lake	9	Contains Newberry caldera, one of largest quaternary volcanoes in continuous United States. Exceptional and awe inspiring falls.	Recreational	Geologic, Scenic	Little Deschutes	1993
Pistol River, South Fork	Douglas	Headwaters in Sec. 11, T.39 S., R.13 W. to confluence with Pistol River in Sec. 19, T.38 S., R.13 W.	12	Spawning and rearing habitat for steelhead and sea-run cutthroat trout. Marbled murrelet and northern spotted owl, federally listed or proposed as special status species.	Recreational	Fish, Wildlife	Chetco	1993
Quartzville Creek	Linn	Unnamed creek west of Bruler Creek to Forest boundary.	8	Rapid current flows through large exposed boulders, cascading into deep pools. Stocked fishery of rainbow trout. Rich in mining history and prehistoric sites. Osprey nests and pine marten habitat areas.	Recreational	Fish, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	South Santiam	1993
Quartzville Creek	Linn	Headwaters in Sec. 35, NE of NW, T.11 S., R.5 E.,to unnamed creek west of Bruler Creek	5	Rapid current flows through large exposed boulders, cascading into deep pools. Stocked fishery of rainbow trout. Rich in mining history and prehistoric sites. Osprey nests and pine marten habitat areas.	Recreational	Fish, Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	South Santiam	1993
Sandy River	Multnomah, Clackamas	Marmot Dam to the East boundary of Sec. 36, T. 1S, R. 4E, near Dodge Park	12		Recreational	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Scenic	Lower Columbia-Sandy	1993
Sandy River	Multnomah, Clackamas	Mt. Hood National Forest Boundary to Marmot Dam	13		Recreational	Cultural, Fish, Recreational	Lower Columbia-Sandy	1993
Santiam River, Little North Fork	Marion	Headwaters at confluence of Battle Axe and Opal Creeks in SW 1/4 of Sec. 28, T.8 S., R.5 E. to Forest boundary near community of Elkhorn in NE 1/4 of Sec. 32, R.8 S., R.4 E.	10	Steep and deeply cut canyon walls. Sculptured bedrock creates many clear pools, rapids and waterfalls. Historic mining district where recreational miners still pan for gold.	Scenic	Geologic, Historic, Scenic	North Santiam	1993
Santiam River, Middle	Linn	Willamette National Forest boundary to slack water in Green Peter Reservoir	8		Recreational	Cultural, Other	South Santiam	1993
Santiam River, Middle	Linn	F.R. 2041 to Western Forest Boundary	6	Large, high density stands of old-growth timber. Spectacular scenery. Excellent trout fishery. Outstanding opportunities for geological interpretation involving large land flows.	Wild	Fish, Geologic, Scenic	South Santiam	1993
Santiam River, Middle	Linn	Sec. 36, T.12 S., R.5 E. to Forest Road (F.R.) 2041	2	Large, high density stands of old-growth timber. Spectacular scenery. Excellent trout fishery. Outstanding opportunities for geological interpretation involving large land flows.	Scenic	Fish, Geologic, Scenic	South Santiam	1993
Santiam River, North	Linn	Mehema to confluence with South Santiam River	26		Recreational	Fish, Recreational	South Santiam	1993
Santiam River, North	Linn	Big Cliff Dam to Mehema	19	Fish and wildlife resource, particularly salmon and steelhead; recreational boating. Old growth stands of Douglas Fir.	Scenic	Fish, Recreational, Scenic	South Santiam	1982/ 1993
Santiam River, South	Linn	Confluence with Squaw Creek and Seven Mile Creek where enters Forest Service land in Sec. 5, T.14 S., R.5 E., downstream to western forest boundary	15	Fish and wildlife resource, particularly salmon and steelhead; recreational boating. Old growth stands of Douglas Fir.	Recreational	Fish, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	South Santiam	1993
Sevenmile Creek	Linn	Headwaters of Sevenmile Creek at edge of clearcut in NE 1/4 of Sec. 13, T.14 S., R.5 E. downstream to where stream enters private land in Sec. 9, T.14 S., R.5 E.	6	Flows through old-growth forest, with steep side canyons and cascading water falls. Native fishing and habitat for elk as well as old growth dependent species such as Pine Marten. Historic Old Santiam Wagon Road parallels most of river.	Wild	Fish, Historic, Scenic, Wildlife	South Santiam	1993
Sharps Creek	Lane	Clark Creek to confluence with Row River	11	Fishing, camping, swimming, and recreational mining.	Recreational	Recreational	Coast Fork Willamette	1993
Siletz River	Lincoln	Confluence of North and South Forks Siletz River to confluence with Siletz Bay	67	Meandering coastal river with some floodplain in the lower reaches. Very interesting, heavily dissected topography with associated dense drainage pattern in the upper section. Very important and increasing steelhead and salmon resource	Recreational	Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic	Siletz-Yaquina	1982/ 1993
Siletz River, North Fork	Lincoln	Headwaters to confluence with South Fork Siletz River	11		Scenic	Fish, Wildlife, Other	Siletz-Yaquina	1993
Siltcoose River	Lane	International Paper Company Dam to Pacific Ocean	1	An unusual geologic occurrence- a river in a sand dune complex. Threatened and endangered species and habitat including the snowy plover. Also supports a wide range of special interest/watchable wildlife.	Recreational	Geologic, Wildlife	Siltcoos	1993
Siuslaw River	Lane	Wildcat Creek Launch Site to Clay Creek Campground	22	One of this Region's most important anadromous fisheries.	Recreational	Fish	Siuslaw	1982/ 1993
Siuslaw River	Lane	Clay Creek Campground to Siuslaw Falls	32	One of this Region's most important anadromous fisheries.	Recreational	Fish	Siuslaw	1982/ 1993
Siuslaw River	Lane	Siuslaw Falls to junction of North and South Fork	11	One of this Region's most important anadromous fisheries.	Recreational	Fish	Siuslaw	1982/ 1993
Siuslaw River	Lane	Confluence of Lake Creek to launch site at Wildcat Creek	15	One of this Region's most important anadromous fisheries.	Recreational	Fish	Siuslaw	1982/ 1993
Siuslaw River, North Fork	Lane	Headwaters to junction of North and South Forks	5	One of this Region's most important anadromous fisheries		Fish	Siuslaw	1982/ 1993
Siuslaw River, South Fork	Lane	Junction of North and South Forks to source of South Fork	10	One of this Region's most important anadromous fisheries.	Recreational	Fish	Siuslaw	1982/ 1993
Smith River	Douglas	Confluence with South Fork of Smith River (Sec. 31, T.20 S., R.6 W.) to western boundary of district in Sec. 6, T. 21 S., R. 7 W.	17	Resident and anadromous fish.	Recreational	Fish, Historic	Umpqua	1982/ 1993
Smith River	Douglas	District boundary in Sec. 6, T.21 S., R.7 W. to confluence with Umpqua River in Sec. 35, T.21 S., R.12 W.	62	Numerous waterfalls and unique sandstone rock formations. Runs of coho, chinook salmon, steelhead, and sea-run cutthroat trout. Bald eagles and northern spotted owls.	Recreational	Fish, Wildlife	Umpqua	1993
Smith River, North Fork	Douglas	Eastern Forest boundary downstream to confluence with Jump Creek	3	Has North Fork Falls and Lower Kentucky Falls. Flat bedrock riverbed with many groves of old-growth conifers and moss-covered, overhanging maples along banks. Four wild runs of anadromous fish and wild resident cutthroat trout. Multiple nest sites of northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet (threatened and endangered species).	Recreational	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Umpqua	1993
Smith River, North Fork	Douglas	Confluence with Jump Creek downstream to point where crosses east section line of Sec. 36, T.19 S., R.10 W.	7	Has North Fork Falls and Lower Kentucky Falls. Flat bedrock riverbed with many groves of old-growth conifers and moss-covered, overhanging maples along banks. Four wild runs of anadromous fish and wild resident cutthroat trout. Multiple nest sites of northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet (threatened and endangered species).	Scenic	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Umpqua	1993
Smith River, North Fork	Douglas	East section line of Sec. 36, T.19 S., R.10 W. downstream to point where crosses south section line of Sec. 32, T.19 S., R.10 W.	10	Has North Fork Falls and Lower Kentucky Falls. Flat bedrock riverbed with many groves of old-growth conifers and moss-covered, overhanging maples along banks. Four wild runs of anadromous fish and wild resident cutthroat trout. Multiple nest sites of northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet (threatened and endangered species).	Recreational	Fish, Scenic, Wildlife	Umpqua	1993
Sprague River and North Fork	Lake, Klamath	The North Fork from the terminous of the WSR reach; and then the mainstem from the confluence of the North Fork downstream to the confluence with the Williamson River	105	North Fork begins in a series of wide meadows, flows through long undeveloped canyon regions and empties into the Sprague River Valley Marsh. Lower portion displays wide floodplain characteristics, with tight meanders and numerous channels and islands. Good early season trout fishery		Fish, Geologic, Scenic	Sprague	1982
Squaw Creek, Lower	Jefferson	Crooked River National Grassland boundary to confluence with Deschutes River	8	Spectacular canyon scenery. Excellent fishery. Important deer winter range and unique semiprimitive recreational opportunities.	Scenic	Fish, Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Upper Deschutes	1993
Steamboat Creek	Douglas, Lane	Siwash Creek to Little Falls	3	Presence of large, wild population of summer steelhead which is rare in Oregon and western U.S. A number of archeologic sites that will contribute to understanding of the region's chronology, cultural relationships and settlement/subsistence patterns.	Scenic	Fish, Historic	North Umpqua	1982/ 1993
Steamboat Creek	Douglas, Lane	Little Falls to confluence with North Umpqua River	1	Presence of large, wild population of summer steelhead which is rare in Oregon and western U.S. A number of archeologic sites that will contribute to understanding of the region's chronology, cultural relationships and settlement/subsistence patterns.	Recreational	Fish, Historic	North Umpqua	1982/ 1993
Steamboat Creek	Douglas, Lane	Source of East Fork Steamboat Creek in the middle of Sec 1, T.24S., R.2E. to the confluence of Steamboat Creek and Siwash Creek	20	Presence of large, wild population of summer steelhead which is rare in Oregon and western U.S. A number of archeologic sites that will contribute to understanding of the region's chronology, cultural relationships and settlement/subsistence patterns.	Recreational	Fish, Historic	North Umpqua	1982/ 1993
Takenitch Creek	Douglas	Below small dam at outlet of Takenitch Lake in Section 29, T.20S., R.12W. to Pacific Ocean.	3	Scenery is diverse, striking and attractive with views of distant and nearby sand dunes. Opportunity for semiprimitive recreation and solitude unique to Oregon Coast. An unusual geologic occurrence- a river in a sand dune complex. Threatened and endangered species and habitat including the snowy plover. Also supports a wide range of special interest/watchable wildlife.	Wild	Geologic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife	Siltcoos	1993
Tenmile Creek	Coos	Outlet of Tenmile Lake to sewage treatment plant	1	Large estuary, active dunes spilling into creek, and dramatic views of distant sand dunes. Unusual occurrence of stream flowing through rare geologic feature- coastal sand dune complex. Highly productive salt marsh ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife species, including some of which are threatened and endangered.	Recreational	Geologic, Scenic, Wildlife	Coos	1993
Tenmile Creek	Coos	Highway 101 Bridge to day use parking lot in Spinreel Campground	1	Large estuary, active dunes spilling into creek, and dramatic views of distant sand dunes. Unusual occurrence of stream flowing through rare geologic feature- coastal sand dune complex. Highly productive salt marsh ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife species, including some of which are threatened and endangered.	Scenic	Geologic, Scenic, Wildlife	Coos	1993
Tenmile Creek	Coos	Day use parking lot in Spinreel Campground to mouth	2	Large estuary, active dunes spilling into creek, and dramatic views of distant sand dunes. Unusual occurrence of stream flowing through rare geologic feature- coastal sand dune complex. Highly productive salt marsh ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife species, including some of which are threatened and endangered.	Wild	Geologic, Scenic, Wildlife	Coos	1993
Tenmile Creek	Coos	Sewage treatment plant in Lakeside to Highway 101 bridge	1	Large estuary, active dunes spilling into creek, and dramatic views of distant sand dunes. Unusual occurrence of stream flowing through rare geologic feature- coastal sand dune complex. Highly productive salt marsh ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife species, including some of which are threatened and endangered.	Scenic	Geologic, Scenic, Wildlife	Coos	1993
Trask River	Tillamook	Confluence of North Fork Trask River and South Fork Trask River to Tillamook Bay	19		Recreational	Fish, Recreational	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982/ 1993
Trask River, North Fork	Washington	Confluence of North Fork of the North Fork Trask River and Middle Fork of the North Fork Trask River to confluence with Trask River	12		Recreational	Fish, Scenic	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982/ 1993
Trask River, South Fork	Washington	Headwaters to confluence with Trask River	9		Recreational	Fish	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1982/ 1993
Tualatin River	Washington	Confluence of Sunday Creek to confluence with Willamette River	80		Recreational	Cultural	Middle Willamette	1993
Umpqua River	Douglas	Confluence with North Umpqua River at River Forks (T. 26 S., R. 6 W., between Secs 31 & 32) to Elkton (T. 22 S., R. 7 W., Sec. 19).	64	Supports outstanding anadromous and warm water fishery values. Osprey and eagle wildlife viewing opportunities.	Recreational	Fish, Historic, Recreational, Scenic	Umpqua	1982/ 1993
Umpqua River	Douglas	Elkton to approximately four miles above Scottsburg, OR	16	Major high flow meandering coastal river displaying some entrenchment and locally developed flood plains. Important steelhead and salmon river; recreational boating.		Fish, Recreational	Umpqua	1982/ 1993
Umpqua River, South	Douglas	Tiller (T. 30 S., R. 2 W, Sec. 33) to confluence with North Umpqua River at River Forks (T. 26 S., R. 6W, between Secs 31 & 32).	75	Supports outstanding fishery related recreation. Eleven National Register Sites along river town sites.	Recreational	Fish, Historic	South Umpqua	1993
Walker Creek	Yamhill	Headwaters to confluence with Nestucca River	3	Relative scarcity of high-elevation wetland areas of this type. Presence of proposed threatened Sidalcea nelsoniana.	Recreational	Other	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1993
Wassen Creek	Douglas	Headwaters at Wassen Lake in Sec. 17, T.21 S., R.9 W. to USFS boundary with Smith River in Sec. 11, T.21 S., R.10 W.	5	Ecology of stream corridor is nearly pristine. Many old-growth dependent wildlife species. Habitat of bald eagles	Recreational	Fish, Wildlife, Other	Umpqua	1993
Wassen Creek	Douglas	Eastern Forest boundary downstream to point where stream crosses east section line of NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 16, RM 5.15	8	Numerous ledges and waterfalls. Opportunities for semiprimitive nonmotorized recreation. Spotted owl nest sites within or near area. Outstanding ecology.	Wild	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Umpqua	1993
Wassen Creek	Douglas	RM 5.15 downstream to confluence with Smith River	5	Numerous ledges and waterfalls. Opportunities for semiprimitive nonmotorized recreation. Spotted owl nest sites within or near area. Outstanding ecology.	Recreational	Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Umpqua	1993
Whittaker Creek	Lane	Headwaters in Sec. 13, T.19 S., R.9 W. to confluence with Siuslaw River in Sec. 21, T.18 S., R.9 W.	6	Very large late run of chinook.	Recreational	Fish	Siuslaw	1993
Willamette River	Benton, Polk, Yamhill, Washington	Lane County line to confluence with Columbia River	168		Recreational	Cultural, Fish, Recreational, Wildlife, Other	Middle Willamette	1982/ 1993
Willamette River, Middle Fork	Lane, Douglas	Timpanogas Lake in NW 1/4 of Sec. 15, T.25 S., R.5 E. to confluence with Echo Creek in SW 1/4 of Sec. 16, T.24 S., R.4 E.	12	500 plus foot set of waterfalls and cascades, gorge of 100 plus feet in height, numerous rock outcrops, cliffs, and islands. District's most diverse ecological/biological site at Big Swamp.	Recreational	Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Middle Fork Willamette	1993
Willamette River, Middle Fork	Lane, Douglas	Confluence with Echo Creek in SW 1/4 of Sec. 16, T.24 S., R.4 E. to slack water at Hills Creek Reservoir in SW 1/4 of Sec. 4, T.23 S., R.3 E.	14	500 plus foot set of waterfalls and cascades, gorge of 100 plus feet in height, numerous rock outcrops, cliffs, and islands. District's most diverse ecological/biological site at Big Swamp.	Recreational	Historic, Recreational, Scenic, Wildlife, Other	Middle Fork Willamette	1993
Williamson River	Klamath	From the south boundary of Klamath Marsh downstream to Chiloquin, OR	30	River channel winds over flat, grassy plains, interspersed with lava rock canyons and open Ponderosa pine forests; drains Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. Important rainbow trout fishery		Fish, Geologic	Williamson	1982
Wilson River	Tillamook	Confluence with North Fork Wilson River to Tillamook Bay	30		Recreational	Fish, Recreational, Wildlife	Wilson-Trusk-Nestuccu	1993
Yamhill River, South	Yamhill, Polk	Confluence of Ead and Pierce Creeks to confluence with North Yamhill River	64		Recreational	Cultural, Other	Yamhill	1993
Yaquina River	Lincoln	Headwaters to confluence with Yaquina Bay	54		Recreational	Fish	Siletz-Yaquina	1993
ZigZag River	Clackamas	Wilderness boundary to Sandy River	9	Historical sites such as Barlow Road which was last overland link of Oregon Trail. Number of structures and two campgrounds built in early 1930's as part of CCC programs.	Recreational	Cultural, Historic	Lower Columbia-Sandy	1993