Department of Ecology, in cooperation with the Oregon and Washington Framework Management Group, undertook the data improvement and modification of the existing Pacific States Marine Fisheries Council (PSMFC) StreamNet watercourse and Ecology's water body spatial data layer.
Watercourse improvements consisted of the addition and routing of canals and the restructuring of attributes to meet the draft OR/WA Hydrography Framework physical data structure. Water body improvements included the assignment of unique longitude/latitude identifiers (LLIDs) to all water bodies, the correction of digital line graph (DLG) codes and water body names, the routing and indexing of all shorelines, and the restructuring of attributes to meet the draft OR/WA Hydrography Framework physical data structure.
Client: Lynn Singleton, Information Integration Project, WA Department of Ecology
Completion Date: October 1998
If you are looking for the 24k hydrology layers, they are available on the Hydro Clearinghouse Website.
| Layer | View |
|---|---|
| Water Body Layer | GIF |
| Water Course Layer | GIF |
| Water Shoreline Layer | GIF |
Oregon and Washington Framework - Clearinghouse Hydrography Data Dictionary - Physical Data Model, Version 1 (9/22/2000)
Washington Hydrography Framework 1:100,000 scale layers
The layers are statewide shapefiles stored in Ecology's projection/datum standard, Washington State Plane, south zone, NAD83 HARN (feet). Please note that the data dictionary states the data is in the clearinghouse in NAD83 geographic standard, even though it is not here. The download files are zipped (*.zip) files and are formatted according to the Oregon and Washington Framework standards.
| Layer | Size (MB) | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| Water body layer | 11.5 | 5/10/2000 |
| Water courses layer | 51.2 | 12/12/2000 |
| Water shoreline layer | 17.5 | 11/22/2000 |
| All three 100K hydrography layers | 80.1 | - |
For questions concerning the Washington Hydrography Framework Project please contact:
Dan Saul
Senior GIS Analyst
Washington State Department of Ecology
Phone: (360) 407-6419
E-Mail:
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