North Fork Smith River

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The North Fork Smith River is a pristine, free-flowing river in the Klamath Mountains of northern California and southwestern Oregon, renowned for its clear waters, salmonid habitat, and rugged, undeveloped watershed.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
characteristic clear water
free-flowing
largely undeveloped watershed
pristine water quality
rugged watershed
climate wet winters and dry summers
conservationConcern mineral exploration and mining proposals
conservationStatus largely roadless watershed
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainageBasin Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
ecosystemType temperate rainforest river
flowsInto main stem Smith River
flowsThrough Curry County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Del Norte County, California NERFINISHED
geomorphology narrow canyon sections
steep gradient
habitatType spawning habitat for anadromous fish
hydrology undammed mainstem
importance critical cold-water refuge for fish
knownFor salmonid habitat
landUse predominantly public lands in watershed
locatedIn Klamath Mountains NERFINISHED
northern California NERFINISHED
southwestern Oregon
managementConcern protection of water quality for downstream communities
mouthLocatedIn Del Norte County, California NERFINISHED
partOf California–Oregon border region NERFINISHED
Smith River watershed NERFINISHED
recreation angling
hiking along river corridor
whitewater boating
region Pacific Northwest
sourceLocatedIn Curry County, Oregon NERFINISHED
supportsSpecies cutthroat trout
salmon
steelhead trout
tributaryOf Smith River NERFINISHED
vegetationZone Klamath-Siskiyou forests NERFINISHED
waterQuality exceptional clarity

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Smith River hasTributary North Fork Smith River
Oregon scenic waterways hasPart North Fork Smith River
this entity surface form: North Fork Smith River (Oregon)