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Rogue River
12019-02-28T22:42:00-08:00Special Collections and University Archivescb3c203a8cd74b582c4bb7c6e9a54b38f7f4dd4d331392This black and white photograph depicts the Rogue River flowing through the Rogue River Gorgeplain2019-03-05T22:24:35-08:00Special Collections and University Archivescb3c203a8cd74b582c4bb7c6e9a54b38f7f4dd4d
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1media/Rogue River.jpg2019-02-26T23:35:23-08:00Rogue River Watershed22image_header8452802019-04-16T19:01:47-07:00The Rogue River flows through the counties of Jackson, Josephine, Curry, Douglas, and Klamath in southwest Oregon, draining 5,156 square miles of land. It is characterized by a Mediterranean climate and steep rugged slopes which support mostly temperate coniferous forests. U.S. National Forests under the jurisdiction of the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and Bureau of Reclamation cover over 80% of the basin. City, county, state, and federal governments, though, all share jurisdiction for different parts of the watershed. The Rogue River contains some of the highest quality salmon habitat in the west which provides food for fishing birds, medium to large terrestrial mammals, and people. Currently, the watershed's average population density is about 32 people per square mile (Crown et al, 2008). [Special Collections: Government Publications: OR EQ .2R63x]
12019-04-15T22:21:28-07:00Photography1Photographs of areas within the Rogue River Watershed from the Kalmiopsis and Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest Collectionsplain2019-04-15T22:21:28-07:00
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