Bi-State Program, Section 1.1 Compilation of Existing Data. Task 1c, Vol. 1
Tetra Tech. May 13, 1992. Reconnaissance survey of the lower Columbia River.
Tetra Tech. May 13, 1992. Reconnaissance survey of the lower Columbia River.
Tetra Tech. August 22, 1991. Reconnaissance survey of the lower Columbia River. Task 1 report: Problem area and data gap identification ranking framework. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Committee. Tetra Tech, Inc., Redmond, WA. 20 pp. (TC 8526-01).
Tetra Tech. August 5, 1991. Reconnaissance survey of the lower Columbia River. Task 1 list of material to evaluate. Prepared for Lower Columbia River Bi-State Committee. Tetra Tech, Inc., Redmond, WA. 79 pp. (TC 8526-01).
Describes the data and results associated with the collection and analysis of baseline data required to inform the alternatives analysis and design for the Horsetail Creek Restoration Project.
Information sheet about how to Lock through Bonneville Dam.
The Columbia River Estuaryine Ecosystem Classification is comprised of a hierarchical group of 6 geospatial data sets which characterize the unique ecosystem of the lower Columbia River and estuary. The framework was developed for applications in larger river systems characterized by very long reaches of tidal freshwater (nearly 200 km, in the case of the lower Columbia).
Below is the link to a Google map of Rainier, OR with map points for restaurants and other attractions that are accessible by foot from the best kayak/canoe landing in town.
A Safeway and a handful of Clatskanie area restaurants are within easy walking distance of the Beaver Boat Ramp and the Clatskanie City Park.
See this Google Map for more details.
St. Helens has several restaurants near to Columbia View Park and St. Helens Landing, which has free tie-ups.