Trask River

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The Trask River is a coastal river in northwestern Oregon known for its scenic forested watershed and popular salmon and steelhead fishing opportunities.

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Trask River canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country United States
countrySubdivision State of Oregon
linked to: Oregon
drainageBasin Northern Oregon Coast Range
flowsInto Tillamook Bay
hasClimate marine west coast climate in watershed
hasConservationConcern salmonid habitat protection
hasEcosystemType coastal river ecosystem
hasFishSpecies Chinook salmon
Coho salmon
cutthroat trout
steelhead trout
hasFloodRisk subject to seasonal high flows
hasGeomorphology alluvial lower reaches
steep forested headwaters
hasHydrologicalType coastal river
hasLandCover coniferous forest
mixed forest
hasManagementAuthority Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
hasRecreationType bank fishing
boat fishing
hasSourceLocation Northern Oregon Coast Range
Tillamook State Forest
hasTributaryType mountain streams
hasWaterBodyType freshwater river
hasWatershedCharacteristic coastal temperate rainforest
heavily forested watershed
isInHydrologicUnit Tillamook Bay hydrologic basin
knownFor recreational fishing
salmon fishing
scenic forested watershed
steelhead fishing
locatedIn Oregon
Tillamook County, Oregon
northwestern Oregon
linked to: Northwestern Oregon
locatedOn west side of Oregon Coast Range
mouthLocatedIn Pacific Ocean watershed
Tillamook Bay
near city of Tillamook, Oregon
linked to: Tillamook, Oregon
partOf Oregon Coast Range rivers
Tillamook County river system
region Pacific Northwest
riverSystem Tillamook Bay watershed
state Oregon
usedFor recreation
sport fishing

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Tillamook County, Oregon contains Trask River
Tillamook Bay inflow Trask River
Tillamook, Oregon locatedOn Trask River