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Sammamish River Subarea
Lake Washington/Cedar/Sammamish Watershed
Water Resource Inventory Area (WRIA) 8

Why is this Subarea Important to Salmon?

The Sammamish River is primarily a migratory corridor for chinook, coho, sockeye and kokanee salmon and steelhead trout that spawn in Issaquah, Bear, Little Bear, North, and Swamp Creeks. Limited rearing of juvenile salmon may occur in the river. Poor water quality, fish access and passage barriers, and degraded riparian conditions are among the factors contributing to salmon habitat decline in the subarea.

The Sammamish River Subarea includes these local jurisdictions:

Follow the external links to learn what each jurisdiction is doing to improve habitat for salmon.
* Indicates that volunteer opportunities or other specific salmon related information are available on this site.


Related organizations in the Sammamish River Subarea:

Salmon habitat projects in the Sammamish River Subarea funded through the WRIA 8 collaborative process:


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For questions about this Web Page,
please contact Linda Grob, Project/Program Manager.

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Updated: May 6, 2008



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