Publication Summary

Title

Entiat and Mad Rivers Fish Habitat Analysis Using the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology

Month-Year PublishedMarch 1995
Revised onFebruary 2004
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Short Description

The Washington State Department of Ecology conducted an instream flow study in the Entiat River using the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology. The study provides information about the relationship between streamflows and fish habitat which can be used in developing minimum instream flow requirements for fish in the Entiat and Mad Rivers. Two sites, each composed of six transects, were chosen to represent the upper and lower Entiat River. The sites were located at River Miles 16.2 and 1.0, respectively. On the Mad River, one site composed of eight transects at River Mile 1.0 was chosen to represent the river. Streamflow measurements and substrate information were recorded at high, medium and low flows.

Publication Number95-166
Author(s)Caldwell, Brad
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Number of pages 71
Keywords fish, fish habitat, flow, habitat, instream flow, Methodology, river, stream, study
Subject Waterbodies
WRIA 46 - Entiat,
Entiat River
map of Washington state showing locations of subject waterbodies
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