White Salmon River Basin: Lamprey Project (NFWF Project #2006-0175-020) Final Programmatic Report

White Salmon River Basin: Lamprey Project (NFWF Project #2006-0175-020) Final Programmatic Report
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The White Salmon River (WSR) is in southwest Washington in the Columbia River Gorge and it originates on Mount Adams. Lampreys are not widely distributed in the WSR. Western brook lamprey distribution in the WSR basin was limited to the mainstem of the WSR both above and below Condit Dam and one tributary.

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