Salmon in the Greater Lake Washington Watershed

See where salmon spawn in the greater Lake Washington Watershed! These data, from the 1998 and 1999 spawning seasons, were collected by volunteers watching in the Lake Washington Watershed. Data from prior surveys (1996 and 1997) are also shown on the observed fish distribution maps.

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Regional Lake Washington Watershed Maps

Regional Map of Surveyed Area (515 KB)

Regional Map Showing all Surveyed Sites (862 KB)

Basin Maps Showing all Spawner Observations

Adult Spawners Observed in Big Bear Creek Basin in 1998 and 1999 (393 KB)

Adult Spawners Observed in Cedar River Basin in 1998 and 1999 (865 KB)

Adult Spawners Observed in East Lake Washington Basin in 1998 (671 KB)

Adult Spawners Observed in East Lake Washington Basin in 1999 (641 KB)

Adult Spawners Observed in Issaquah Creek Basin in 1998 and 1999 (643 KB)

Adult Spawners Observed in North Lake Washington Tributaries in 1998 and 1999 (441 KB)

Adult Spawners Observed in Sammamish River Tributaries in 1998 and 1999 (227 KB)

Lake Washington Watershed Maps Showing Observed Fish Distribution

Chinook Distribution (1078 KB)

Coho Distribution (1210 KB)

Sockeye Distributions (875 KB)

Kokanee Distributions (800 KB)

Click here to see maps from the 1996 spawning season.

Click here to see maps from the 1997 spawning season.

Click here to see maps from the 2000 spawning season.

Click here to see maps from the 2001 spawning season.

Click here to see maps from the 2002 spawning season.

This program is conducted in cooperation with the King County Water and Land Resources Division, Bellevue Stream Team, Redmond Stream Team, and the cities of Seattle, Bothell, Kirkland, Renton, Woodinville, and the Vashon-Maury Island Land Trust, with support from the King Conservation District.

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