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Image Source: based on Anadromous Fish Propogation Hatcheries in Columbia River Basin Map - Idaho, Oregon and Washington, BPA.
| Name | State | Hydrounit - Basin | Description | Species | Operating Agency | Lat/Lon 1 | River KM 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clackamas Hatchery | OR | 17090011 Clackamas |
Clackamas IHOT Report Clackamas Hatchery is located on the Clackamas River, approximately 5 miles west of Estacada, Oregon. Clackamette Cove net pens, Marmot Ponds, and Hublou net pens are operated as satellite facilities to Clackamas Hatchery. Clackamas Hatchery began operation in 1979 and is operated from four funding sources: ODFW, NMFS, Portland General Electric, and the City of Portland. The NMFS funding is part of the Columbia River Fisheries Development Program (Mitchell Act). Portland General Electric and City of Portland provide funding as mitigation for fishery losses caused by hydroelectric development in the Sandy and Clackamas river systems. |
Spring Chinook and Winter Steelhead | ODFW | 45.296944 / -122.364555 | |
| Dexter Ponds | OR | 17090001 Middle Fork Willamette |
43.924858 / -122.809647 | ||||
| Eagle Creek NFH | OR | 17090011 Clackamas |
Eagle Creek NFH, USFWS Eagle Creek IHOT Report The hatchery is located 40 miles east of Portland, Oregon along Eagle Creek, a tributary of the Clackamas River. Eagle Creek NFH was authorized under the Mitchell Act and currently operates as part of the Columbia River Fisheries Development Program. The hatchery began operating in 1956. The goal of the hatchery is to help compensate for fish losses in the Columbia River Basin caused by mainstem dams. |
Coho and Winter Steelhead | USFWS | 45.275978 / -122.205833 | 163.040.027.016 |
| Leaburg Hatchery | OR | 17090004 McKenzie |
Leaburg IHOT Report The hatchery is located along the McKenzie River (Willamette Basin) approximately 23 miles east of Springfield Oregon. The hatchery was constructed in 1953 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to mitigate for lost trout habitat caused by construction of Blue River and Cougar Dams and other Willamette Valley projects. The goal of the hatchery is to help achieve an average sport catch of 1,200 adult summer steelhead in the McKenzie River. |
Summer Steelhead | ODFW | 44.13966 / -122.610497 | 163.282.056 |
| Marion Forks Hatchery | OR | 17090005 North Santiam |
Marion Forks IHOT Report The hatchery is located along Marion and Horn creeks (Santiam River tributaries in the Willamette Basin) about 17 miles east of Detroit, Oregon. Minto Pond is operated as a satellite facility. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE) funds the majority of operation costs as mitigation for the development of Detroit and Big Cliff dams. The COE mitigation agreement requires the annual production of no more than 84,000 pounds of juvenile chinook and steelhead to mitigate for hydroelectric development in the North Santiam River. |
Spring Chinook (North Fork Santiam River Stock), Spring Chinook (Clackamas River Stock), Winter Steelhead, and Cutthroat Trout | ODFW | 44.619087 / -121.946785 | |
| McKenzie Hatchery | OR | 17090004 McKenzie |
McKenzie IHOT Report The hatchery is located along the McKenzie River approximately 22 miles east of Springfield, Oregon. The hatchery was totally reconstructed in 1975. It is jointly funded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife as mitigation for the development of Blue River and Cougar reservoirs on the upper McKenzie River. The goal of the hatchery is to provide spring chinook for sport fishing in the McKenzie and Molalla rivers. |
Spring Chinook | ODFW | 44.14201 / -122.570122 | 163.282.053 |
| Oak Springs Hatchery | OR | 17070306 Lower Deschutes |
Oak Springs IHOT Report The hatchery is located on the Deschutes River about 9 miles from Maupin, Oregon. |
Summer Steelhead, Winter Steelhead (Clackamas River Stock), Winter Steelhead (Hood River Stock), and Rainbow Trout | ODFW | 45.220997 / -121.077927 | |
| Roaring River Hatchery | OR | 17090006 South Santiam |
Roaring River IHOT Report The Hatchery is located along Roaring River (tributary to Crabtree Creek of the South Santiam River in the Willamette Basin) about 18 miles northeast of Albany, Oregon. Roaring River Hatchery was constructed in 1924 and is operated with State funds. In 1987, six new rearing ponds were constructed to replace the original ponds. The goal of the hatchery is to increase the sport catch of summer steelhead in the Molalla River, Santiam River mainstem, and North Santiam River. |
Summer Steelhead | ODFW | 44.626549 / -122.718491 | |
| Round Butte Hatchery | OR | 17070306 Lower Deschutes |
Round Butte IHOT Report Round Butte Hatchery is located on the Deschutes River at the base of Round Butte Dam, 10 miles west of Madras, Oregon. The Pelton Ladder is operated as a satellite rearing facility. The facility is a former fish passage ladder which has had some sections converted for fish rearing. Round Butte Hatchery was constructed in 1972 to mitigate for the fisheries losses caused by Pelton/Round Butte Hydroelectric Complex. |
Summer Steelhead, Spring Chinook, and Brown Trout | ODFW | 44.605034 / -121.27784 | |
| Sandy Hatchery | OR | 17080001 Lower Columbia - Sandy |
Sandy IHOT Report Sandy Hatchery is located along Cedar Creek (a Sandy River tributary) near the town of Sandy, Oregon. Sandy Hatchery began operation in 1951 as a state-funded facility. In 1959, the hatchery became part of the Columbia River Fisheries Development Program (Mitchell Act). |
Coho | ODFW | 45.40601 / -122.253418 | |
| South Santiam Hatchery | OR | 17090006 South Santiam |
South Santiam IHOT Report The hatchery is located on the South Santiam River just downstream from Foster Dam. The hatchery is funded by both the state of Oregon and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE). The COE's obligation is to mitigate for fish losses caused by development of Foster and Green Peter dams. It rears both spring chinook and summer steelhead for release into the S. Santiam River. Returning adults are trapped at Foster Dam from April to September. |
Spring Chinook, Fall Chinook, and Summer Steelhead | ODFW | 44.415424 / -122.671768 | |
| Stayton Pond | OR | 17090005 North Santiam |
44.77446 / -122.844994 | ||||
| Warm Springs NFH | OR | 17070306 Lower Deschutes |
Warm Springs NFH, USFWS Warm Springs IHOT Report The hatchery is located on the north bank of the Warm Springs River, a tributary of the Deschutes River, approximately 14 miles north of Warm Springs, Oregon. Warm Springs NFH was authorized in 1966 and began operating in 1978. Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon entered into an agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to stock the waters of the Water Springs Indian Reservation with salmon and trout to increase fishing opportunities. The goal of the hatchery is to produce spring chinook that will contribute to CTWSRO fisheries while providing adequate escapement for hatchery production. |
Spring Chinook | USFWS | 44.86451 / -121.235146 | 329.135.016 |
| Willamette Hatchery | OR | 17090001 Middle Fork Willamette |
Willamette IHOT Report The hatchery is located along Salmon Creek, approximately 3 miles upstream from its confluence with the Middle Fork of the Willamette River. The hatchery is operated as mitigation for fish losses caused by Hills Creek, Lookout Point, and the Dexter hydroelectric/flood control projects. |
Spring Chinook, Summer Steelhead, Winter Steelhead, Rainbow Trout | ODFW | 43.745975 / -122.44278 |
1 Latitude and Longitude coordinates were taken from Pacific Northwest Hatchery Facilities, GIS coverage, StreamNet, unless otherwise noted.
2 River KM were taken from PTAGIS database, PSMFC, unless otherwise noted.
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