Pataha Creek, 10% of Flow, RM 0.1 (L): 67degrees

Tucannon River, 90% of Flow, RM 11 (R): 70 degrees

Pataha Creek Passage Barrier, RM 1, HWY 261

Pataha Creek, RM 5Jackson Ranch Landmark Quality spawning & rearing habitat

Pataha Creek, RM 7, Archer Road, Columbia County Conservation District Actions

Pataha Creek, RM 8, Near ChardGarfield County/Pomeroy Conservation District Actions

Boundary of 2 County Management Entities

234 Acres Enrolled in CREP

Pataha Creek Passage Barrier, RM 10, HWY 12

Pataha Creek, RM 12, Houser

Pataha Creek, RM 13, Marengo Road, Water Temperature = 67 degrees

Pataha Creek, RM 14, Tatman Road

Pataha Creek, RM 16, Vannatton RoadPataha Creek, RM 17, Falling Springs Road

Pataha Creek Passage Concern, RM 21.5, Pomeroy, 20th Street Bridge, 13” RBT Sighted

Pataha Creek Passage Concern, RM 22, Pomeroy, Clarkston Street, Good Cover

Pataha Creek, RM 34, Peola/Bosley Grade Road, Columbia Center, Excellent Coniferous Growth

Pataha Creek, 65% of Flow, RM 35.5 (L): 65 Degrees & Clear Dry Pataha Creek, 35% of Flow, RM 0.1 (R): 74 Degrees & Turbid

Pataha Creek, RM 36, Sweeney Gulch/Peola Road, TSS Bridge Replacement Project, Historic Bull Trout

Pataha Creek, RM 36.5, 2005 Fire Impact, But Healing Well

Pataha Creek, RM 40.5, USFS Road 4016,Passage Concern, Cross-Channel Log Series #1

Pataha Creek, RM 41, USFS Road 4016, Passage Concern, Cross Channel Log Series #2

Water Temperature = 58 Degrees Excellent Habitat Upstream

Pataha Creek Headwaters, RM 47, Outstanding Coniferous Riparian Belt

CONCLUSION:Pataha Creek Has Suitable

Spawning & Rearing Habitat For Salmonids.

Rectifying Fish Passage At 2 High Priority Locations In The Lower Basin Would Improve Migratory Access to 47 Miles Of Higher Quality Habitat For

Listed Salmonid Species!