ODFW AQUATIC INVENTORIES PROJECT STREAM...

ODFW AQUATIC INVENTORIES PROJECT

STREAM REPORT

STREAM: St. John Creek LLID: 1230596429295 BASIN: South Umpqua Basin HUC NUMBER: 17100302 SURVEY DATES: June 25 – July 9, 2009 USGS MAPS: Milo ECOREGION: Coast Range Klamath Siskiyou STREAM ORDER: 3 BASIN AREA: 19.4km2 FIRST ORDER TRIBUTARIES: 9 SURVEY CREW: Derrick Wheeler and Jim Nunnally REPORT PREPARED BY: Peggy Kavanagh GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The St. John Creek habitat survey began at its confluence with the South Umpqua River and

ended a washed out road. Five reaches were designated based on tributary contributions and landuse changes. The landuses included second-growth timber (15-30cm dbh), rural residential, timber harvest, and old growth trees. The substrate was primarily fine sediment, gravel, and cobble. The habitat was dominated by riffle. Conifers 3-30cm dbh and hardwoods 3-15cm dbh were most frequently noted in the riparian zone.

REACH DESCRIPTIONS: Reach 1 – T30S-R03W-S34NW – 485 meters – Reach 1 extended 485 meters from the

confluence to a landuse change. The channel was constrained by terraces in a broad valley. The valley width index was 20.0. The average gradient was 2.6 percent. The landuses were rural residential and second-growth timber. Riffle (52%) was the dominant instream habitat. The primary substrates were fine sediment (27%), gravel (25%), and bedrock (25%). Riffle habitat contained eighteen percent fines and twenty-seven percent gravel. Wood volume was 0.6m3/100m. There was no riparian transect conducted.

Reach 2 – T30S-R03W-S22NW - 3443 meters – Reach 2 spanned from a landuse change to the

junction of St. John Creek tributary. The channel was constrained by alternating high terraces and hillslopes within a broad valley. The average valley width index was 5.3 (range: 1.5-11.0). The landuse was second-growth timber. The average gradient was 1.7 percent. Riffle (69%) was the dominant instream habitat. The substrate was a mix of fine sediment (26%), gravel (38%), cobble (20%). Riffle habitat contained sixteen percent fines and forty-two percent gravel. Wood volume was 10.8m3/100m. The trees found most frequently in the riparian zone were 3-30cm dbh hardwoods and 3-50cm dbh conifers (based on 6 riparian transects).

Reach 3 – T30S-R03W-S15SW - 1631 meters – Reach 3 extended 1631 meters from St. John

Tributary to an unnamed tributary. The channel was constrained by alternating hillslopes and terraces in a broad valley. The average valley width index was 11.4 (range: 6.0-18.0). The average gradient was 2.8 percent. The landuses were second-growth timber and old growth

trees. Riffle (73%) was the predominant habitat. Fine sediment (24%), gravel (32%), and cobble (31%) were the primary substrates. Riffle habitat contained fourteen percent fine sediment and thirty-two percent gravel. Wood volume was 7.5m3/100m. The trees found most frequently in the riparian zone were 3-30cm dbh hardwoods and 15-50cm dbh conifers (based on 3 riparian transects).

Reach 4 – T30S-R03W-S15NW - 1948 meters – Reach 4 extended 1948 meters from unnamed tributary to an unnamed tributary. The channel was constrained by alternating hillslopes and terraces in a broad valley. The average valley width index of 4.5 (range: 1.5-16.0). The average gradient was 4.4 percent. The landuses were second-growth timber and old growth trees. The habitat was a mix of riffle (34%) and rapid (43%). The primary substrates were cobble (28%) and gravel (31%). Riffle habitat contained eleven percent fine sediment and thirty-three percent gravel. Wood volume was 10.9m3/100m. The trees found most frequently in the riparian zone were 3-15cm dbh hardwoods and 3-50cm dbh conifers (based on 3 riparian transects).

Reach 5 – T30S-R03W-S10SW - 1419 meters – Reach 5 extended 1419 meters from an unnamed tributary to the survey end at a washed-out road. The channel was constrained by hillslopes in a steep v-shaped valley. The average valley width index was 1.8 (range: 1.5-2.0). The average gradient was 8.5 percent. The landuses were second-growth timber and timber harvest. Cascade (20%) and rapid (41%) were the main stream habitats. Cobble (25%) and gravel (35%) were the primary substrates. Riffle habitat contained twenty-one percent fine sediment and thirty-nine percent gravel. Wood volume was 14.9m3/100m. The trees found most frequently in the riparian zone were 3-30cm dbh conifers (based on 3 riparian transects).

COMMENTS:

Fish were observed throughout the survey. Overall, the crew did not specify the species, as juvenile fish (juv fish) was a catch-all for unidentified salmonids. Identified fish included coho, steelhead, and rainbow trout and were specifically listed in the units observed. The last fish was noted at unit 493 (8465m). The crew mentioned that the number of fish had decreased compared to those they had seen downstream of unit 103 (2017m). There were three potential barriers to fish movement during the survey. The first was at unit 452 (7947m), a cascade-over-boulder 2.6m high and 4m wide. There was a culvert crossing (unit 476 (8255m) with a 1.3m drop and a washed-out road (8899m) at the survey end. Corrugated metal, metal pipe, pieces of metal sheeting, car battery, chunks of concrete, and thin metal rod were noted often from unit 8 (88m) – 70 (1296m). There were odd pieces of concrete and rusty metal and steel cable there after. Wildlife sightings included the following: salmonid (steelhead?) redd, crayfish, fish, caddisfly (with stick houses), owls, deer bed and tracks, garter snake, grouse, black salamander, woodpecker, western fence lizard, sculpin, dragonfly, Pacific giant salamander, bear trail and scat, and a bat Beginning at unit 109 (2162m) and ending at unit 294 (5603m) were orange, pink, yellow, and blue flags, especially numerous from unit 210 (4089m) – unit 273 (5331m). Refer to the Comment Summary to learn which had location information and which indicated trails/paths.

The following has been transcribed from the crew’s field notebook: 06/25/09 – Unit 1-42 - Low gradient creek, small step to small pool, etc. Culvert Crossing at unit 10 is corrugated steel, Road 127. Open survey for the most part. Initial stretches in Reach 1 were of moderate gradient. Reach 2 was called as we left rural residential. It coincided with a switch to CA/CT. CA/CT has been consistent since. Reach 2 has been low gradient with long shallow RI interrupted by large placed log jams. Juv fish present throughout. Coho early and most likely steelhead since early Reach 2.

06/30/09 – Unit 104-161 – UTM’s for Unit 149 and for bridge crossing are from ~10-20m west of creek. Unable to get GPS in creek. Note: Bridge is new. Old bridge on USGS map is no longer there. This bridge crossing is further south of old one. 07/01/09 – Unit 162-221 – Crossed by mainstem St. Johns and the Right Fork. Called a third reach at this junction. Right Fork is pretty small and looks like a barrel of monkeys to survey. Plenty of deer tracks and browsing but no sheds to be found. The creek is still CA/CT but looks to be narrowing into a CH/MV, but I could be wrong. As of U221, we are getting pretty high-up in elevation. Gradients on the creek are still very shallow. We are into some clear cut areas. 07/07/09 – Unit 287-343 – Still low gradient riffles and sometimes graduating into RB. Pools are all very shallow with max depths around 0.4-0.5. ACW thinning and overhead brush thickening. ACW is hovering around 3m. Still CA/CT but VWI is around 2.5 so we are approaching CH/MV. Fewer jams but crawling much of the survey due to overhead vegetation. Had to leave the stream because of a nearby bear, but we got back to work. 07/08/09 – Unit 344-400 – Have to get to mechanics to pick up troublesome car. Then to office to do Reach sheet and PDA work. Today was higher gradient. A few CR and CB, mostly RB and LP. Creek had little overhead growth making the units fly but unit length was consistently small. Hiking out 45 minutes to car. 07/09/09 – Unit 401-452 – Unit 419 is also junction of unnamed tributary on left. Start Reach 5 here. Very tough to work here as we are constantly swooped by a bat! No pictures available as memory card is full. End of day at huge CB boulder. 07/13/09 – Unit 453-514 – Unit 476 culvert crossing potential fish barrier – corrugated steel under logging road with 1.3m drop. End survey at U514 a dry unit. This unit is at a road crossing. No culvert. Only interstitial flow under a partly washed earthen road. Definite fish barrier. Sorry no space on camera. Only 1 juvenile fish seen all day. Small ACW. Choked CH/SV made for brutal survey. A few miscues on the long hike in made for an even longer day. Now for the long walk out. Should be about 1.5hrs. Noticed a lot of burned wood in the stream today.

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OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFEHABITAT INVENTORY Survey Date: 6/25/2009Report Date: 3/4/2010

St. John Creek

REACH 1 REACH 1T30S-R03W-S34NWValley and Channel Summary

Narrow Valley Floor Broad Valley Floor Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length)

Steep V-shapeModerate V-shapeOpen V-shape

Constraining TerracesMultiple TerracesWide Floodplain

Valley Width Index

Channel Morphology (Percent Reach Length)

Hillslope

Constrained Unconstrained

BedrockTerraceAlt. Terrace/HillLanduse

Single ChannelMultiple ChannelBraided Channel

Channel Characteristics

Type Length (m) Area (m2) Dry Units

PrimarySecondary

Channel Dimensions (m)Wetted Active Floodprone First Terrace

Width:Depth:

Width:Height:

W:D ratio: Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio):Stream Flow Type:Average Unit Gradient:

Habitat Units/100m (total channel length):

0%0%

0%0%

100%

0%0%0%

0%0%0%

100%0%0%

20.0 VWI Range: 20 - 20

0 000

485 1,545

3.00.23

4.90.4

6.70.7

8.71.0

14.0 1.4LF2.6%

5.4

Riparian, Bank, and Wood SummaryPrimary Secondary

Land Use:Riparian Vegetation:

RRS

STD30

Bank Condition and Shade

Bank Status Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 180)

Reach avg:Undercut Banks:

Large Wood DebrisTotal Total / 100m primary channel

All pieces (>=3m x 0.15m):Volume (m ):Key pieces (>=12m x 0.60m):

1030

2.10.60.0

7%4%

69%Actively Eroding:

14.0 14.0Water temperature (°C): -

11Range: 100 -

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( 5.7 - 8.5( 0.7 - 0.7

( 6.7 - 10.2( 0.9 - 1.1

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5.4Habitat Units/100m (primary channel length):


St. John Creek





Valley Width Index


Hillslope






PrimarySecondary


Width:Depth:

Width:Height:



100%0%

0%0%0%

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5.3 VWI Range: 1.5 - 11

60 5100

3,443 8,613

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20.0 1.2LF1.7%

4.8



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415373

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St. John Creek

REACH 3 REACH 3T30S-R03W-S15SWValley and Channel Summary




Valley Width Index


Hillslope






PrimarySecondary


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11.4 VWI Range: 6 - 18

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St. John Creek

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REACH 1 REACH 1T30S-R03W-S34NWHABITAT DETAIL

Habitat Type Number Total Avg Total Large Substrate

Percent Wetted Area Units Length Width

Avg

Depth Area Boulders (m) (m) (m) (m )2 (#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE

HABITAT INVENTORY Survey Date: 6/25/2009Report Date: 3/4/2010

St. John Creek

1CASCADE/BEDROCK 18 2.3 0.45 42 4 0 11 28 28 11 222CASCADE/BOULDERS 52 1.8 0.13 102 26 0 17 18 8 7 511GLIDE 35 4.0 0.05 138 8 0 9 82 5 5 05POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 41 3.1 0.38 128 17 12 55 21 11 1 03POOL-PLUNGE 10 4.2 0.47 48 9 2 32 11 2 2 521RAPID/BEDROCK 10 1.8 0.25 18 1 0 5 5 5 0 852RAPID/BOULDERS 82 2.9 0.30 262 72 0 17 17 37 16 137RIFFLE 235 3.5 0.14 804 84 0 18 27 38 7 102STEP/BEDROCK 2 1.4 0.02 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1001STEP/LOG 1 2.0 0.05 1 0 0 50 50 0 0 01STEP/STRUCTURE 0 4.3 0.02 0 0 0 6 89 6 0 0

HABITAT SUMMARY

POOL SUMMARY

26 485 3.0 0.23 1,545 221 2 25 25 18 5 25Total:

Habitat Group Number Total Avg

Wetted Area Large Boulders Units Length Width

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Depth

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Scour PoolsGlidesRifflesRapidsCascadesStep/FallsDry

Dammed & BW Pools 000 0.00%17651 3.6 0.418 11.37%13835 4.0 0.051 8.93%804235 3.5 0.147 52.03%27992 2.5 0.283 18.07%14471 2.0 0.233 9.34%

42 2.3 0.034 0.25%

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All Pools:

Pools >=1m deep:Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3):

Pool frequency (channel widths/pool):

8

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REACH 2 REACH 2T30S-R03W-S22NWHABITAT DETAIL



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St. John Creek

1CASCADE/BEDROCK 10 2.3 0.20 23 2 0 9 14 9 0 682CASCADE/BOULDERS 19 0.5 0.03 8 3 23 33 20 20 5 01GLIDE 13 2.9 0.05 38 0 0 10 85 5 0 04POOL-BACKWATER 17 1.2 0.29 19 0 63 10 15 1 0 11

60POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 575 2.5 0.45 1,413 20 8 31 39 9 1 128POOL-PLUNGE 23 4.2 0.39 94 1 11 32 28 16 8 5

10RAPID/BEDROCK 178 2.4 0.19 452 41 3 11 15 12 3 564RAPID/BOULDERS 123 2.8 0.16 383 113 8 14 23 35 9 11

67RIFFLE 2,490 2.3 0.10 6,014 384 2 14 42 31 3 91STEP/BEDROCK 2 2.8 0.01 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1001STEP/BOULDERS 19 4.2 0.20 80 55 9 0 9 23 18 413STEP/COBBLE 5 3.0 0.05 13 0 0 4 35 61 0 07STEP/LOG 29 4.4 0.07 121 0 0 19 60 18 0 3

HABITAT SUMMARY

POOL SUMMARY

169 3,503 2.5 0.25 8,664 620 6 20 38 20 2 13Total:



Avg

Depth


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Dammed & BW Pools 1917 1.2 0.294 0.21%1,507599 2.7 0.4468 17.40%

3813 2.9 0.051 0.44%6,0142,490 2.3 0.1067 69.42%

835301 2.5 0.1814 9.64%3129 1.1 0.093 0.36%

21954 3.9 0.0712 2.53%

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Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3):


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2POOL-ISOLATED 7 3.0 0.60 20 2 30 22 3 3 5 3833POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 275 2.5 0.42 645 57 8 29 35 16 6 5

6POOL-PLUNGE 21 3.3 0.37 72 7 20 28 19 13 5 162PUDDLED UNIT 40 0.9 0.08 32 3 0 8 30 54 3 61RAPID/BOULDERS 27 1.4 0.10 38 20 0 5 16 47 16 16

39RIFFLE 1,356 1.6 0.11 2,332 261 1 13 32 43 8 32STEP/BEDROCK 8 2.5 0.08 20 9 5 3 20 8 10 552STEP/COBBLE 12 2.1 0.01 24 1 0 0 41 59 0 03STEP/LOG 1 1.8 0.02 2 0 0 7 45 48 0 0

HABITAT SUMMARY

POOL SUMMARY

90 1,747 2.1 0.24 3,186 360 5 19 32 31 7 7Total:



Avg

DepthNumber (m) (m) (m) )

2(# / 100mPercent


Dammed & BW Pools 207 3.0 0.602 0.64%718296 2.6 0.4139 22.52%

000 0.00%2,3321,356 1.6 0.1139 73.21%

3827 1.4 0.101 1.20%000 0.00%

4621 2.0 0.037 1.44%

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000 0.00%

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St. John Creek

HABITAT DETAIL

Habitat Type Number Total Avg Total Large Substrate Percent Wetted Area Units Length Width

AvgDepth Area Boulders

(m) (m) (m) (m )2

(#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk

1CASCADE/BEDROCK 18 3.0 0.55 54 17 9 9 9 4 13 572CASCADE/BOULDERS 25 0.9 0.23 23 30 8 13 15 33 30 31DRY UNIT 5 4.8 0.00 24 0 0 10 33 57 0 01POOL-ALCOVE 18 1.2 0.01 22 0 90 0 0 10 0 01POOL-BACKWATER 4 0.9 0.25 3 0 0 30 10 10 0 501POOL-ISOLATED 2 1.1 0.25 2 0 60 30 10 0 0 0

30POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 181 2.0 0.36 359 77 1 27 36 17 7 1215POOL-PLUNGE 41 2.8 0.40 116 29 14 26 22 13 13 12

1PUDDLED UNIT 15 1.8 0.05 26 0 10 10 35 45 0 07RAPID/BEDROCK 186 1.4 0.10 244 106 2 6 17 19 9 47

24RAPID/BOULDERS 742 1.3 0.08 1,016 685 2 9 30 32 22 630RIFFLE 738 1.3 0.06 1,007 324 2 9 33 38 10 8

1STEP/BEDROCK 1 1.0 0.01 1 2 0 29 24 5 0 433STEP/BOULDERS 3 2.1 0.27 6 13 0 4 13 34 49 05STEP/COBBLE 8 2.3 0.02 15 8 0 1 19 63 10 7

11STEP/LOG 15 2.2 0.02 33 3 0 2 56 42 0 0

HABITAT SUMMARY

134 2,001 1.8 0.18 2,948 1,294 4 14 31 28 12 11Total:

Habitat Group Number Total AvgWetted Area Large Boulders Units Length Width

AvgDepth


(# / 100mPercent


Dammed & BW Pools 2723 1.1 0.173 0.91%474223 2.3 0.3745 16.10%

000 0.00%1,007738 1.3 0.0630 34.15%1,260928 1.3 0.0931 42.73%

7743 1.6 0.333 2.60%5427 2.2 0.0620 1.82%

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0324791

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St. John Creek

POOL SUMMARY

Total

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Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3):Pool frequency (channel widths/pool):

48

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HABITAT DETAIL

Habitat Type Number Total Avg Total Large Substrate Percent Wetted Area Units Length Width


(m) (m) (m) (m )2

(#>0.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk

2CASCADE/BEDROCK 51 0.9 0.13 48 33 8 5 14 12 13 496CASCADE/BOULDERS 223 1.3 0.13 273 214 4 11 23 12 22 271CULVERT CROSSING 15 0.5 0.02 8 0 0 0 10 40 0 502DRY CHANNEL 33 0.7 0.00 22 0 0 0 65 35 0 01DRY UNIT 12 4.5 0.00 54 0 0 80 20 0 0 01POOL-ISOLATED 2 1.9 0.30 4 3 90 5 5 0 0 07POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 31 1.8 0.38 56 13 10 15 30 21 14 10

18POOL-PLUNGE 56 2.3 0.41 123 27 14 16 29 15 10 152PUDDLED UNIT 71 0.9 0.04 58 4 0 14 54 32 0 02RAPID/BEDROCK 46 1.1 0.11 52 30 11 5 13 16 0 55

16RAPID/BOULDERS 606 1.0 0.07 619 292 3 7 26 35 18 1214RIFFLE 266 0.9 0.05 231 59 9 12 39 31 8 1

2STEP/BEDROCK 2 1.1 0.02 2 1 10 0 5 0 0 852STEP/BOULDERS 12 1.6 0.02 20 4 5 8 26 21 40 05STEP/COBBLE 12 1.9 0.02 24 3 0 8 34 50 2 6

13STEP/LOG 18 1.6 0.02 31 2 0 6 67 26 0 0

HABITAT SUMMARY

94 1,454 1.5 0.15 1,624 685 7 11 35 25 10 12Total:

Habitat Group Number Total AvgWetted Area Large Boulders Units Length Width

AvgDepth


(# / 100mPercent


Dammed & BW Pools 42 1.9 0.301 0.26%17986 2.1 0.4025 11.05%

000 0.00%231266 0.9 0.0514 14.25%671652 1.0 0.0718 41.32%321274 1.2 0.138 19.74%

7643 1.6 0.0222 4.71%

Culverts133116 1.5 0.015 8.22%

815 0.5 0.021 0.46%

340

059

322247

1040

71.8

0.025.5

77.013.1

3.00.0

(m )2

48.0

22.3

Avg:

REACH 5 REACH 5T30S-R03W-S10SW



St. John Creek

POOL SUMMARY

Total

All Pools:

Pools >=1m deep:

Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3):Pool frequency (channel widths/pool):

26

Residual pool depth (avg): 0.39

28.1

0

6

Total of all Channel Lengths

17.9

0.04.1

18.30.04.2


# / Km

Number Total Avg Total Large Substrate Percent Wetted Area Units Length Width


(m) (m) (m) (m )2

(#>0.5m)S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk

STREAM SUMMARY St. John Creek

Scour Pools

Glides

Riffles

Rapids

Cascades

Step/FallsDry

Dammed & BW Pools

Culverts

Wetted Area

Percent

70 0.39%3,055 17.00%

176 0.98%

10,389 57.82%

3,083 17.16%

573 3.19%

399 2.22%215 1.20%

8 0.04%

Habitat Group

(m )2

513 9,191 2.1 0.21 17,967 3,1805 17 34 25 7 12

Unsurveyed 0 0.00%

ST. JOHN CREEK 2009 HABITAT DISTRIBUTION

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

DAM POOL SCOURPOOL

GLIDE RIFFLE RAPID CASCADE STEP/FALL DRY

WE

TTE

D A

RE

A (m

^2)

REACH 1

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

DAM POOL SCOUR POOL GLIDE RIFFLE RAPID CASCADE STEP/FALL DRY

WE

TTE

D A

RE

A (m

^2)

REACH 2

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

DAM POOL SCOURPOOL


WE

TTE

D A

RE

A (m

^2)

REACH 3

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

DAM POOL SCOUR POOL GLIDE RIFFLE RAPID CASCADE STEP/FALL DRY

WE

TTE

D A

RE

A (m

^2)

REACH 4

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

DAM POOL SCOURPOOL


WE

TTE

D A

RE

A (m

^2)

REACH 5

Summary of Riparian Zone (0-30m) transects

Total hardwoods/1000Total conifers/1000 ftTotal conifers >20" dbh/1000 ftTotal conifers >35" dbh/1000 ft

Average number of trees in a 5-meter wide band

Canopy closure and ground cover

Predominant landform in each zone

Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zones 1-30-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters 0-30 meters

Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer Hardwood Conifer HardwoodDiameterclass (cm)

3-15cm15-30cm30-50cm50-90cm>90cm

Total/100m2

Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 30-10 meters 10 - 20 meters 20 - 30 meters


Canopy closureShrub coverGrass/forb cover

HillslopeHigh terraceLow terraceFloodplainWetland/meadowStream channelRoadbed/RailroadRiprap

Surface slope (%)

6

569803910

1.00.31.00.7

3.0

0.0

2.50.71.00.0

4.2

0.0

0.81.01.20.30.0

0.82.00.00.00.0

2.52.81.00.50.0

1.70.70.00.00.0

4.34.23.21.5

4.4

0.0

5.03.31.00.0

3.1

0.0

733351

672757

702548

5050000000

6733000000

8317000000

23 27 37

3.3 2.8 6.8 2.3

(%) (%)(%)

(%) (%)(%)

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATION SUMMARYREACH 2 REACH 2


HABITAT INVENTORY Report Date:

St. John Creek

3/4/2010 Survey Date: 6/25/2009








3-15cm15-30cm30-50cm50-90cm>90cm

Total/100m2





Surface slope (%)

3

549427610

0.31.01.00.7

3.0

0.0

2.02.00.30.0

4.3

0.0

0.00.30.30.00.0

1.31.30.00.00.0

0.31.01.70.30.0

0.31.70.00.00.0

0.72.33.01.0

2.3

0.0

3.75.00.30.0

3.0

0.0

675142

633951

623852

5050000000

5050000000

6733000000

21 21 32

0.7 2.7 3.3 2.0

(%) (%)(%)

(%) (%)(%)




St. John Creek

3/4/2010 Survey Date: 6/25/2009








3-15cm15-30cm30-50cm50-90cm>90cm

Total/100m2





Surface slope (%)

3

3861077

8141

2.31.30.70.3

4.7

0.0

1.70.30.00.0

2.0

0.0

2.02.01.70.30.3

1.70.30.00.00.0

4.31.01.00.00.3

2.30.00.00.00.0

8.74.33.30.7

5.9

0.7

5.70.70.00.0

2.1

0.0

641572

687

64

701645

5050000000

8317000000

8317000000

23 36 39

6.3 2.0 6.7 2.3

(%) (%)(%)

(%) (%)(%)




St. John Creek

3/4/2010 Survey Date: 6/25/2009








3-15cm15-30cm30-50cm50-90cm>90cm

Total/100m2





Surface slope (%)

3

3051118

200

3.33.70.30.3

7.7

0.0

1.30.30.00.0

1.7

0.0

3.31.30.70.00.0

1.71.00.00.00.0

1.33.01.00.00.0

0.30.30.00.00.0

8.08.02.00.3

6.1

0.0

3.31.70.00.0

1.7

0.0

592943

563140

483448

1000000000

1000000000

1000000000

52 53 50

5.3 2.7 5.3 0.7

(%) (%)(%)

(%) (%)(%)




St. John Creek

3/4/2010 Survey Date: 6/25/2009

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


15

475845698

Zones 1-30-30 meters

Conifer Hardwood

5.24.62.91.00.1

4.52.80.50.00.0

Diameterclass (cm)

3-15cm15-30cm30-50cm50-90cm>90cm

Average number of trees in a 5-m wide band


HABITAT INVENTORY - RIPARIAN SURVEY

St. John Creek

6/25/2009

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

6/25/2009Survey Date:3/4/2010

Reach 2 2

HABITAT INVENTORY

St. John Creek

Report Date:

RIPARIAN ZONE VEGETATIONReach


Slope Canopy ShrubSurfaceZoneSideUnit

Cover (percent)

Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90

Diameter class (cm)

Notes

35 LT 1 HS 45 70 30 70 1

1

UTM: 0495685, 4753467

Conifer

Hardwood35 LT 2 HS 35 60 45 45 1Conifer

Hardwood35 LT 3 HS 35 65 60 30 2 1Conifer

Hardwood35 RT 1 HT 0 70 95 5

2 2

Conifer


1 4

Conifer

Hardwood35 RT 3 HS 50 80 30 65 2 2

1 1

Conifer

Hardwood62 LT 1 HT 0 95 20 55 0 2

1

UTM: 0495829, 4753849

Conifer


Hardwood62 LT 3 HS 60 75 10 50 3 1

1

Conifer

Hardwood62 RT 1 HS 70 55 20 45

1

Conifer

Hardwood62 RT 2 HS 65 70 20 60

2

Conifer

Hardwood62 RT 3 HS 50 70 20 60 1 2

2 1

Conifer

Hardwood91 LT 1 HT 0 80 30 60

2 1

UTM: 0495982, 4754334

Conifer

Hardwood91 LT 2 HS 30 85 15 80 2

2 2

Conifer


Hardwood91 RT 1 HS 60 80 20 75 2

2

Conifer

Hardwood91 RT 2 HS 45 70 20 70 2Conifer

Hardwood91 RT 3 HS 30 75 20 70 2 1 1Conifer

Hardwood121 LT 1 HS 40 80 20 80

3

UTM: 0495941, 4754818

Conifer

Hardwood

121 LT 2 HS 40 85 10 80 3

2

Conifer

Hardwood121 LT 3 HS 45 85 0 50 2

2 2

Conifer

Hardwood121 RT 1 HT 0 85 10 55 5 1

1

Conifer

Hardwood121 RT 2 HT 0 75 10 55 3

1 1

Conifer

Hardwood121 RT 3 HS 50 75 0 20 2 3

1

Conifer

Hardwood160 LT 1 HT 0 65 70 25 2 4

1

UTM: 0496095, 4755463

Conifer

Hardwood160 LT 2 HT 0 25 35 65 NO TREESConifer

Hardwood160 LT 3 HT 0 55 25 70 3 1Conifer

Hardwood160 RT 1 HS 45 80 10 70

4 2

Conifer


Hardwood160 RT 3 HS 45 60 70 20 1 1Conifer

Hardwood190 LT 1 HT 0 70 45 45 1

2

UTM: 0495988, 4755983

Conifer

Hardwood190 LT 2 HT 0 80 30 70 1

1

Conifer

Hardwood190 LT 3 HT 0 60 60 40 1 1 1

1

Conifer

Hardwood190 RT 1 HS 15 45 25 25 NO TREES.

ZONE ON ROAD

Conifer

Hardwood190 RT 2 HS 45 75 15 45 2 1

1

Conifer

Hardwood190 RT 3 HS 45 80 0 30 3 1 1

2

SURFACE MOSTLY NEEDLE

Conifer

Hardwood

6/25/2009Survey Date:3/4/2010

Reach 3 3

HABITAT INVENTORY

St. John Creek

Report Date:




Cover (percent)

Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90

Diameter class (cm)

Notes

221 LT 1 HS 45 50 5 95 1 1 UTM: 0495720, 4756307

Conifer


Hardwood221 LT 3 HS 50 10 20 80 2

1

Conifer

Hardwood221 RT 1 HT 0 70 40 40 1 2 1 2Conifer

Hardwood221 RT 2 HT 0 65 30 30 Conifer


Hardwood251 LT 1 HS 60 75 10 75

2 1

UTM: 0495391, 4756631

Conifer


Hardwood251 LT 3 HS 60 80 20 70 1 2 1

1

Conifer

Hardwood251 RT 1 HT 0 60 80 10 1Conifer


2

Conifer


Hardwood285 LT 1 HT 0 55 90 10

1 1

Conifer

Hardwood285 LT 2 HT 0 45 80 20 Conifer

Hardwood285 LT 3 HT 0 80 70 30 1

2

Conifer

Hardwood285 RT 1 HS 20 90 80 20

5 3

Conifer

Hardwood285 RT 2 HS 20 75 10 90

2 4

Conifer

Hardwood285 RT 3 HS 50 80 10 60

2

Conifer

Hardwood

6/25/2009Survey Date:3/4/2010

Reach 4 4

HABITAT INVENTORY

St. John Creek

Report Date:




Cover (percent)

Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90

Diameter class (cm)

Notes

312 LT 1 HT 0 75 10 70 1

4

UTM: 0495241, 4757461

Conifer

Hardwood312 LT 2 HT 0 75 5 60 3 3Conifer

Hardwood312 LT 3 HT 0 60 10 45 2 1

2

Conifer

Hardwood312 RT 1 HS 50 75 45 45 1

1 1

Conifer

Hardwood312 RT 2 HS 30 60 25 30 3 1

1

Conifer


Hardwood343 LT 1 HT 0 45 25 70 2 1 UTM:

0495168, 4757992

Conifer

Hardwood343 LT 2 HS 20 80 0 90 3 1 1Conifer

Hardwood343 LT 3 HS 30 70 10 60 1

2

Conifer




Hardwood379 LT 1 HS 40 70 0 90 1 1 UTM:

0495182, 4758417

Conifer

Hardwood379 LT 2 HS 50 75 0 75 1 1

1

Conifer



Hardwood379 RT 2 HS 60 55 10 50

3 1

Conifer

Hardwood379 RT 3 HS 60 55 25 35

3

Conifer

Hardwood

6/25/2009Survey Date:3/4/2010

Reach 5 5

HABITAT INVENTORY

St. John Creek

Report Date:




Cover (percent)

Grass 3-15 15-30 30-50 50-90 >90

Diameter class (cm)

Notes

428 LT 1 HS 60 85 10 40 2 1 1

1

UTM: 0495360, 4758968

Conifer

Hardwood428 LT 2 HS 45 60 60 30 3 1 1

3

Conifer

Hardwood428 LT 3 HS 15 20 75 20

1 1

Conifer

Hardwood428 RT 1 HS 65 80 10 65 2 2

3

Conifer

Hardwood428 RT 2 HS 50 60 30 50 1

1

Conifer

Hardwood428 RT 3 HS 45 50 20 45 1 2 1Conifer

Hardwood461 LT 1 HS 30 40 70 20 3 1

1

UTM: 0495631, 4759332

Conifer

Hardwood461 LT 2 HS 55 65 25 25 3 1

3

Conifer


Hardwood461 RT 1 HS 45 0 80 10 Conifer

Hardwood461 RT 2 HS 60 0 45 45 Conifer


Hardwood490 LT 1 HS 70 80 5 40 2 3 1 UTM:

0495901, 4759634

Conifer




Hardwood490 RT 2 HS 60 60 20 45 1

1

Conifer


Hardwood

ST. JOHN CREEK 2010 COMMENT SUMMARY

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

1 1 CB 00 13 TEMP 14C, UTM: 0495220 / 47529611 3 SR 00 15 H 1.21 4 RR 00 25 TARP PARTWAY IN STREAM1 5 RI 00 39 WL JUV FISH,CRAYFISH1 6 LP 00 47 AM JUV FISH,14C TEMP,UNKNOWN AMPHIBIAN, UTM: 0495218 / 47530091 8 PP 00 88 CORRUGATED METAL, UTM: 0495253 / 47530111 9 SS 00 88 H .451 10 CC 00 123 CC CORRUGATED METAL1 12 LP 00 149 JUV FISH,CONCRETE PIPE PIECES .4DIA .9L X31 14 RI 00 250 CORRUGATED METAL IN STREAM,/ SOME BARBED WIRE FENCING1 16 SR 00 253 H .151 17 RI 00 295 JUV FISH,PIECCE OF CONCRETE .6X.3 IN STREAM,/BARBED WIRE FENCE,1 18 CR 00 314 JUV FISH,PIECE OF METAL PIPE AND CONCRETE I STREAM1 20 RI 00 339 CONCRETE,/BARBEED WIRE FENCE1 22 RI 00 381 LOUD DOG ,END BARBED WIRE FENCING1 23 LP 00 387 NICE JUV COHO1 24 RB 00 445 JUV FISH1 25 PP 00 450 JUV NON COHO STEELHEAD1 26 SL 00 451 H .501 27 GL 00 485 STEELHEAD REDD,LOTS JUV FISH2 28 RB 00 533 END REACH 1, UTM: 0495557 / 47532742 29 RI 00 574 JUV VISUAL2 30 RI 00 599 SWEET LITTLE CANYONS CARVED IN BEDROCK SUBS.2 31 RI 00 627 JUV FISH2 35 RI 00 763 WL TEMP 15C, CRAYFISH, JUV FISH, UTM: 0495685 / 47534672 36 LP 00 773 WL CADDISFLY,JUV FISH2 37 RR 00 793 JUV FISH2 39 SL 00 798 H .502 41 LP 00 816 JUV FISH CONTINUE2 42 RI 00 931 TONS OF JUVS, COUPLE PIECES OF METAL SHEETING, KICK ASS ROCKS EVERW2 45 RI 00 1002 JUV FISH2 46 SR 00 1003 H .402 48 RI 00 1078 JUV FISH2 50 RR 00 1102 SS/2 51 PP 00 1105 JUV FISH2 52 SC 00 1107 H .302 56 LP 00 1161 JUV FISH2 57 RI 00 1199 CAR BATTERY IN STREAM2 58 LP 00 1204 JUV FISH2 61 SL 00 1210 H .302 62 RI 00 1231 /SS, WL JUV FISH, FLAGS YELLOW, BLUE, ORANGE; ASP 199 3B USA/,SWEET OWL 2 63 PP 00 1232 WL TWO OWLS MAYBE 5 METERS AWAY,JUV FISH2 64 SL 00 1233 H .302 65 GL 00 1246 JUV FISH STEELHEAD2 66 LP 00 1265 JUV FISH2 67 PP 00 1267 JUV FISH2 68 SL 00 1267 H .202 70 RI 00 1296 JUV FISH, FEW PIECES THIN METAL ROD INSTREAM, UTM: 0495854 / 47539222 71 LP 00 1300 JUV FISH2 73 LP 00 1313 JUV FISH2 75 RI 00 1353 JUV FISH,STEELHEAD REDD2 76 LP 00 1366 JUV FISH2 77 SC 00 1367 H .152 78 LP 00 1374 WL HUGE CRAYFISH 6IN,JUV FISH2 79 RI 00 1406 JUV FISH



2 80 LP 00 1414 JUV FISH2 81 RI 00 1487 SS/SS, WL JUV FISH, DEER BED, GARTER SNAKE, GROUSE, UTM: 0495943 / 47541092 82 LP 00 1498 JUV FISH2 83 RR 00 1513 LARGER JUV FISH2 85 LP 00 1540 JUV FISH2 87 RI 00 1584 JUV FISH2 88 RR 00 1602 WL CADDISFLIES IN STICK HOUSES NOT GRAVEL, JUV FISH COHO AND STEELHEAD2 89 RI 01 1731 /TJ JUV FISH, GPS FOR /TJ, UTM: 0496024 / 47544092 90 CB 11 TEMP TRIB 15C2 91 RI 01 1785 JUV FISH, UTM: 0495982 / 47543342 92 RI 01 1817 TJ JUV FISH2 93 RR 11 JUV FISH2 95 LP 00 1838 JUV FISH2 96 RI 00 1877 JUV FISH2 100 SL 00 1931 H .902 102 LP 00 1953 JUV FISH2 103 RI 00 2017 FAR FEWER JUV FISH THAN DS, /PINK FLAG, SITE 3, UTM: 0495904 / 47545412 104 LP 00 2034 START DAY 6/30/09, UTM: 0495954 / 47546752 106 LP 00 2077 SS/2 108 LP 00 2114 AM LARGE TADPOLE2 109 RI 00 2162 WL /ORANGE FLAG; SITE6A; DEER TRACKS, UTM: 0495930 / 47547062 110 LP 00 2168 JUV FISH2 111 SC 00 2170 H .102 117 RI 00 2220 / PINK FLAG ;SITE 6;2 118 LP 00 2229 GPS = HAIRPIN DEFINED BY BEDROCK2 120 LP 00 2245 STILL JUV FISHLESS MAYBE CANT SEE CAUSE DARKER2 121 RI 00 2280 AM TINY BLACK SALAMANDER, GPS READING IS 2D,TEMP 13C, UTM: 0495941 / 475482 122 LP 00 2286 WL DEER TRACKS2 124 LP 00 2361 JUV FISH2 126 LP 00 2383 JUV FISH2 127 RI 00 2459 JUV FISHIES2 128 LP 00 2471 JUV FISH2 130 LP 00 2485 JUV STEELHEAD2 131 SL 00 2498 HUGE STEP OVER LOG,DEPTH ESTIMATED DUE TO COMPLETE LOG COVERAGE2 132 RI 00 2557 JUV FISH,ORANGE FLAG/ORANGE FLAG, UTM: 0495895 / 47550192 134 RI 00 2601 BIGGER JUV FISH2 136 LP 00 2627 JUV FISH2 137 RI 01 2647 JUV FISH2 140 RI 01 2659 TJ/2 141 CB 11 TRIB ON MAP 13C TEMP2 142 LP 00 2668 JUV FISH2 143 RI 00 2692 FEW PIECES CONCRETE2 144 LP 00 2700 JUV FISH2 145 RI 00 2782 JUV FISH2 147 RI 00 2813 /ORANGE FLAGS MAKE PATH2 149 RI 00 2862 GPS FROM ROAD 12M WEST OF METRIC, UTM: 0496000 / 47553582 151 SB 00 2884 JUV FISH2 152 RR 00 2902 BRIDGE. UPON FURTHER INSPECTION OLD BRIDGE ON MAP IS NO LONGER2 154 LP 00 2926 JUV FISH, 6IN TROUT2 160 RI 01 3274 UTM: 0496095 / 47554632 162 LP 00 3279 REACH 2 STARTS AT UNIT 282 165 LP 00 3301 JUV FISH2 173 SL 00 3416 WL WOODPECKER2 176 LP 00 3463 JUV FISH2 178 LP 00 3492 JUV FIS



2 179 RI 01 3566 TEMP 13C,JUV FISH, UTM: 0496004 / 47556842 183 LP 00 3588 JUV FISH2 186 RI 00 3621 JUV FISH2 187 LP 01 3629 JUV FISH2 188 RI 00 3725 JUV FISH2 190 RI 00 3802 /CS UTM: 0495988 / 47559832 193 RR 00 3854 WL WESTERN FENCE LIZARD, /PINK BLUE YELLOW FLAGS2 194 LP 00 3862 5 IN RAINBOW TROUT2 195 RI 01 3906 TJ JUV FISH, END REACH2 196 RI 11 /TJ REACH CHANGE, TJ 14°C, UTM: 0495996 / 47560523 199 LP 00 3951 2 X RAINBOW 5IN, JUV FISH3 200 SL 00 3952 H .403 201 RI 00 3958 UTM: 0495942 / 47560773 205 RI 00 4036 JUV FISH3 208 PP 00 4050 SS/ JUV FISH3 209 SL 00 4050 H .303 210 RI 00 4089 WL ORANGE FLAG/, YELLOW JACKET NEST, ENTERING CLEAR CUT ON LEFT HS3 218 SC 00 4179 SS/ SS/3 219 RI 00 4249 BLUE FLAG3 220 LP 00 4257 JUV FISH AND JUV SCULPIN3 221 RI 00 4287 WL 4 IN DRAGONFLY CATCHING A RIDE ON MY SHOULDER, UTM: 0495720 / 47563073 226 LP 00 4396 JUV FISH3 227 RI 00 4451 JUV FISH3 228 PP 01 4453 JUV FISH3 229 IP 10 H .053 230 SR 01 4456 H 1.23 231 RI 01 4587 TJ ORG FLAG/, PINK FLAG/, THEN /ORG FLAGS, PINK FLAG ;SITE 10; FURTHER UP O3 232 PD 02 ACW 1.73 233 RI 11 TJ/ TEMP 13C, UTM: 0495592 / 47564943 240 PD 02 ACW 2.93 242 SC 00 4678 H .603 243 LP 00 4690 JUV FISH3 244 RI 00 4722 ORANGE FLAG ;SITE 13;, UTM: 0495471 / 47565553 246 RI 00 4782 JUV FISH3 250 LP 00 4864 JUV FISH LARGER 2-3IN3 251 RI 00 4878 /PINK FLAG, UTM: 0495391 / 47566313 252 LP 00 4886 JUV FISH3 253 RI 01 4955 AM /PINK FLAG ;SITE 16 CS,KMK 3/17/09, JUV FISH, SMALL UNKNOWN FROG3 254 RI 11 GPS FOR TJ/ TEMP 15C, START REACH 4, UTM: 0495473 / 47567513 256 RI 00 4994 / ORANGE FLAG OFFSTREAM,JUV FISH3 257 LP 00 5000 JUV FISH3 259 LP 00 5017 WL JUV FISH,CRAWDADS,DEER BED3 260 RI 00 5051 ORANGE FLAG ;SITE 18 CS 3/20/09, UTM: 0495279 / 47567453 262 SL 00 5055 H .253 264 LP 00 5091 JUV FISH LARGER 2-3 IN3 265 RI 00 5129 ORANGE FLAG; SITE 19 CS 3/20/09; PLENTY O' JUVS3 266 LP 00 5138 JUV SCULPINS AND LARGE JUV FISH3 269 RI 00 5177 /ORANGE FLAG ;SITE 20;3 270 LP 00 5182 JUV FISH,CRAWDAD,BEDROCK SUBS.= HARDSCRABBLE3 271 RI 00 5225 AM PACIFIC GIANT SALAMANDER,LARGE JUV FISH3 272 LP 00 5232 LOTS LITTLE JUV FISH3 273 RI 00 5331 WL BEAR TRAIL,ORANGE FLAG ;SITE 21 CS 3/20/09 /, UTM: 0495240 / 47569273 276 LP 00 5361 JUV FISH3 277 RI 00 5377 JUV FISH3 279 RI 00 5417 JUV TROUT BOUT 4IN



3 280 LP 00 5426 LOTS O' JUV FISHIES3 282 LP 00 5438 JUV FISH3 283 RI 00 5460 JUV FISH3 284 LP 00 5469 JUV FISH3 285 RI 01 5537 TJ/ JUV FISH,TJ/ SEE UNIT 286 FOR GPS COORD., END REACH3 286 RI 11 16C TEMP OF TRIB,GPS AT TRIB JUNCTION4 291 LP 00 5563 JUV FISH4 294 RI 01 5603 /ORANGE FLAG ;SITE 25 CS 5/12/09;4 296 LP 00 5611 WL JUV FISH,HUGE CRAYFISH4 299 RI 00 5667 JUV FISH, GPS HAS POOR COVERAGE4 300 SL 00 5669 H .504 301 RI 00 5694 JUV FISH,ROAD ENDS/CROSSES. 4 304 SC 00 5766 H .354 305 RI 00 5792 JUV FISH4 309 RI 00 5881 /SS4 312 RB 00 5973 DASTARDLY UNDERBRUSH,BEAR SCAT!, UTM: 0495241 / 47574614 313 LP 00 5978 AM JUV FISH,UNKNOWN AMPHIBIAN4 315 RI 00 6041 JUV FISH4 316 RB 00 6095 JUV4 317 LP 00 6102 JUV FISH4 319 LP 00 6121 JUV FISH4 322 RB 00 6157 3 HUGE CONIFERS ALMOST 2 M WIDE....SWEETNESS, UTM: 0495238 / 47576934 325 RI 00 6227 JUV FISH4 327 RB 00 6262 WL LARGE CRAYFISH REMAINS RECENT MEAL4 328 SL 00 6263 H .704 330 SL 00 6267 H .304 337 LP 00 6338 JUV FISH4 338 RR 00 6356 JUV FISH,LARGE RUSTY METAL GEAR IN STREAM4 339 RI 00 6383 JUV FISH4 340 LP 00 6390 LG JUV FISH4 341 RI 00 6445 JUV FISH4 342 PP 00 6447 JUV FISH4 343 RI 00 6501 JUV FISH, UTM: 0495168 / 47579924 347 SB 00 6512 H .404 350 SC 00 6552 H .704 352 LP 00 6578 LOTS O' LARGE JUV FISH4 354 SC 00 6613 H .404 357 LP 00 6635 JUV FISH4 358 RI 00 6643 UTM: 0495009 / 47580394 360 RB 00 6660 JUV FISH4 361 LP 00 6669 LG JUV FISH4 362 RI 00 6696 JUV FISH4 363 SL 00 6697 H 1.14 368 RB 00 6779 TEMP =13.5C, UTM: 0495184 / 47582314 372 SB 00 6805 H .304 373 RB 00 6835 JUV FISH4 375 RI 00 6880 JUV FISH4 376 RR 00 6931 JUV FISH4 378 SB 00 6936 H .554 379 RB 00 6953 JUV FISH, /STEEL CABLE ON SHORE, UTM: 0495182 / 47584174 380 PP 01 6958 TJ/ LARGE JUVIES, TJ/4 381 RB 11 TRIB,TEMP 14.5C4 382 SL 00 6959 H .804 384 SL 00 6961 H .604 385 RB 00 7005 JUV FISH



4 388 SR 00 7024 H .504 389 RB 00 7048 JUV FISH, UTM: 0495177 / 47585404 393 RR 00 7122 COYOTE POOL4 395 LP 00 7149 JUV FISH4 396 RB 00 7181 JUV FISH,STEEL CABLE AND ROD IN STREAM4 399 RB 00 7200 STEEL LOGGING CABLE IN STREAM, UTM: 0495276 / 47586444 401 SL 00 7202 H .354 405 SC 00 7263 H 1.24 408 SL 11 H .654 411 RB 00 7340 JUV FISH4 415 SL 00 7360 H 1.14 418 SL 00 7458 H 1.1M4 419 RI 01 7480 WL, TJ MIDDLE OF THE DAY HARRASMENT BY A BAT, END REACH4 420 CB 11 WL WOODPECKER,13C TEMP OF TRIB5 422 SC 00 7485 H .255 426 PP 00 7555 AM PACIFIC GIANT SALAMANDER SMALLISH5 427 SL 00 7556 H .655 428 RB 00 7645 AM, WL PGS, TINY CRAYFISH LOOKS ALMOST LIKE A SHRIMP, UTM: 0495360 / 47589685 432 SC 00 7670 H .405 433 RB 00 7691 WL BEEN GETTING REAL BRUSHY AND STUFF, JUV FISH, LITTLE LIZARD5 434 LP 00 7699 JUV FISH5 436 LP 00 7705 JUV FISH5 438 RB 00 7777 JUV FISH5 439 SC 00 7780 H .605 440 RB 00 7805 JUV FISH, GPS READING IS 2D, UTM: 0495489 / 47591645 441 PP 00 7807 JUV FISH5 442 SL 00 7808 H .405 443 CR 00 7844 JUV FISH5 445 SL 00 7849 H .805 446 RI 00 7868 SS/5 447 PP 00 7875 JUV FISH5 448 SC 00 7878 H .805 449 RI 00 7895 JUV FISH, STEEL CABLE IN ACTIVE CHANNEL5 451 RB 00 7932 GPS READING IS 2D, UTM: 0495568 / 47592325 452 CB 00 7947 PN POTENTIAL FISH BARRIER. SHEER DROP OF 2.6M DOWN 4M WIDE BOULDER5 457 SB 00 8011 H .605 460 SL 00 8033 H .505 461 RI 00 8055 SS/ UTM: 0495631 / 47593325 463 SL 00 8059 H .605 466 SL 00 8087 H .605 467 SL 00 8088 H .905 469 RI 00 8161 AM PGS, MEGALOPTERA NYMPH, BOTH IN UNIT 470 POOL, UTM: 0495722 / 47593395 471 RB 01 8219 /TJ /TJ SEE COORDINATES, UTM: 0495760 / 47593795 476 CC 00 8255 CC UTM: 0495787 / 47594075 481 RI 00 8377 TEMP = 14C, UTM: 0495857 / 47595165 483 SL 00 8381 H .705 485 SL 00 8384 H .405 488 SL 00 8403 H 1.05 490 RI 00 8453 GPS READING IS 2D, UTM: 0495901 / 47596345 492 SC 00 8457 H .705 493 RI 00 8465 JUV FISH5 495 SB 00 8479 H 1.35 497 SL 00 8482 H .305 498 RB 01 8528 /TJ5 499 DC 11 TRIB



5 501 SR 00 8532 H 1.15 502 RB 00 8556 UTM: 0495939 / 47596275 507 SR 00 8708 H 1.05 511 SL 00 8829 H .905 512 CB 00 8851 SS/5 513 RI 00 8887 U514 GPS READING IS 2D5 514 DU 00 8899 PA END SURVEY, FISHBARRIER. WASHOUT ROAD IS SOLID W/ MINIMAL FLOW ON O

Reach 1 - Unit 1 - Start of the survey Reach 1 - Unit 7 - Upstream low gradient boulder cascade

Reach 1 - Unit 10 - Upstream view of culvert crossing Reach 1 - Unit 14 - Upstream view of creek and riparian vegetation

Reach 1 - Unit 14 - Left riparian vegetation Reach 1 - Unit 14 - Right riparian landuse and vegetation

St. John Creek (South Umpqua River Basin) 2009 Summer Habitat Survey Photographs

Reach 2 - Unit 35 - A view of the new reach

Reach 2 - Unit 42 - Upstream view of the creek

Reach 2 - Unit 62 - Spotted owl

Reach 2 - Unit 91 - Left riparian vegetation

Reach 2 - Unit 91 - Right riparian vegetation Reach 2 - Unit 102 - Downstream view of the creek


Reach 2 - Unit 121 - Downstream view of the creek Reach 2 - Unit 131 - Large wood debris jam

Reach 2 - Unit 152 - Boulder substrate and bridge crossing Reach 2 - Unit 179 - Upstream view of the creek

Reach 2 - Unit 190 - Left riparian vegetation Reach 2 - Unit 190 - Right riparian vegetation and culvert


Reach 3 - Unit 221 - Upstream view of the creek and riparian vegetation

Reach 3 - Unit 196 - Upstream view of new reach and culvert

Reach 3 - Unit 231 - Downstream view of large wood debris jam Reach 3 - Unit 231 - Left riparian landuse

Reach 3 - Unit 260 - Downstream view of the creek

Reach 3 - Unit 231 - Right riparian vegetation


Reach 4 - Unit 299 - Upstream view of the new reach

Reach 4 - Unit 299 - Left riparian vegetation

Reach 4 - Unit 299 - Right riparian vegetation Reach 4 - Unit 333 - Downstream view of large wood

Reach 4 - Unit 379 - Upstream view of the creek and riparian vegetation

Reach 4 - Unit 374 - Upstream view of bedrock cascade


Reach 4 - Unit 379 - Left riparian vegetation Reach 4 - Unit 379 - Right riparian vegetation

Reach 4 - Unit 389 - Upstream view of creek and riparian vegetation

Reach 5 - Unit 452 - Boulder cascade and potential natural barrier


Copyright (C) 1998, Maptech, Inc.

Name: MILODate: 3/3/2010Scale: 1 inch equals 2000 feet

Location: 10 0495208 E 4755287 NCaption: ST. JOHN CREEK HABITAT SURVEY

SOUTH UMPQUA BASIN 2009 SUMMER

REACH 4

REACH 3

REACH 2

REACH 1

START SURVEY

Unit 140 - tributary junction


Copyright (C) 1998, Maptech, Inc.

Name: MILODate: 3/3/2010Scale: 1 inch equals 2000 feet

Location: 10 0495572 E 4758249 NCaption: ST. JOHN CREEK HABITAT SURVEY

SOUTH UMPQUA BASIN 2009 SUMMER

END SURVEY

REACH 5

REACH 4

REACH 3

REACH 6 - UNSURVEYED

- tributary junction307 - tributary junction5


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