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ODFW AQUATIC INVENTORY PROJECT OREGON PLAN FOR SALMON & WATERSHEDS STREAM RESTORATION HABITAT REPORT STREAM: BASIN: SURVEY TYPE: Munson Creek (NC-342) Tillamook River Post-Tx DATE: February 2, 28 SURVEY CREW: REPORT PREPARED BY: Sharon Tippery, Matt Weeber Sharon Tippery BASIN AREA: 7.4 km 2 USGS MAPS: ECOREGION: Beaver Coast Range Coastal Uplands GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The Munson Creek habitat survey extended 1,744 meters. The channel was constrained by multiple terraces in a broad valley floor. The average valley width index was 11.4 (range: 1-2). Land use for the reach was timber harvest and greenway. The average unit gradient was 3.9 percent. Riffles (47%) and rapids (21%) dominated stream habitat. Cobble (29%), gravel (25%) and sand (17%) dominated stream substrate. Wood volume was 46.3m 3 /1m. COMMENTS: There were no potential barriers to upstream fish migration in the surveyed length. The crew noted several habitat structures during the survey. One inactive landslide was noted on the left bank. Beaver activity, two redds, a large steelhead, small salmonids, and a fish carcass were observed during the survey.

OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Survey Date: 2/2/28 Report Date: 5/6/28 T2S-R9W-S28SE GCG: 1-NC MUNSON CREEK SITE ID: 342 REACH 1 Valley and Channel Summary Narrow Valley Floor Steep V-shape Moderate V-shape Open V-shape Valley Width Index Hillslope Bedrock Terrace Alt. Terrace/Hill Landuse Constrained Valley Characteristics (Percent Reach Length) Broad Valley Floor Constraining Terraces Multiple Terraces Wide Floodplain 11.4 VWI Range: 1-2 Channel Morphology (Percent Reach Length) 1 Unconstrained Single Channel Multiple Channel Braided Channel 1 Channel Characteristics Type Length (m) Area (m2) Dry Units Primary Secondary Channel Dimensions (m) Wetted Active Floodprone n = 8 First Terrace n = 7 Width: Depth: 3.5.38 Width: Height: 1,744 6,861 374 723 5.9.3 7.4.6 ( 5.7-1.3 (.5 -.7 ) ) 2 11.5 1. ( 7-23 ) (.75-1.15 ) W:D ratio: 2.7 Entrenchment (ACW:FPW ratio): 1.3 Stream Flow Type: Average Unit Gradient: MF 3.9% Habitat Units/1m (total channel length): Habitat Units/1m (primary channel length): Water temperature ( C): 6. - 6. Land Use: Riparian Vegetation: Riparian, Bank, and Wood Summary Primary Secondary TH D3 GN S 5.5 6.7 Bank Condition and Shade Bank Status Actively Eroding: Percent Reach Length Shade (% of 18) Reach avg: Undercut Banks: Range: - All pieces (>=3m x.15m): Volume (m 3): Key pieces (>=12m x.6m): Large Wood Debris Total Total / 1m primary channel 414 88 45 23.7 46.3 2.6

Survey Date: 2/2/28 Report Date: 5/6/28 T2S-R9W-S28SE MUNSON CREEK GCG: 1-NC SITE ID: 342 REACH 1 HABITAT DETAIL Habitat Type Number Total Avg Avg Total Large Substrate Units Length Width Depth Area Boulders Percent Wetted Area (m) (m) (m) 2 (m ) (#>.5m) S/O Snd Grvl Cbl Bldr Bdrk CASCADE/BEDROCK 2 14 1..1 13 8 45 13 15 5 15 CASCADE/BOULDERS 7 161 1.6.16 32 4 14 11 35 37 POOL-ALCOVE 2 9 2.4.43 22 88 1 3 POOL-BACKWATER 7 18 2.3.43 37 37 35 21 5 2 POOL-DAMMED 4 39 6.4.71 248 25 42 19 9 5 1 POOL-ISOLATED 2 11 1.5.33 19 1 POOL-LATERAL SCOUR 29 322 3.5.7 1,157 6 2 38 25 7 3 POOL-PLUNGE 2 11 4.8.63 52 13 43 28 13 5 POOL-STRAIGHT SCOUR 6 5 4.3.78 241 6 2 28 33 13 PUDDLED UNIT 2 59.6.5 36 25 65 1 RAPID/BEDROCK 1 43 1.5.2 65 3 1 5 5 5 RAPID/BOULDERS 11 466 3.1.2 1,583 1 4 14 46 36 RIFFLE 31 889 3.6.18 3,633 6 9 31 4 1 4 STEP/BEAVER DAM 1 1 2..2 2 5 1 2 2 STEP/BEDROCK 2 3 2.3.5 8 5 5 STEP/BOULDERS 1 1 6..1 6 5 5 STEP/COBBLE 4 19 8.1.14 136 13 68 2 STEP/LOG 3 5 5.2.27 28 39 21 15 3 22 Total: 117 2,119 3.5.38 7,585 Avg: 13 17 25 29 12 4 HABITAT SUMMARY Habitat Group Number Total Avg Avg Units Length Width Depth Wetted Area Large Boulders 2 2 (m) (m) (m) (m ) Percent Number (# / 1m ) Dammed & BW Pools 15 76 3.3.49 325 4.29% Scour Pools 37 383 3.7.71 1,449 19.11% Glides. Riffles 31 889 3.6.18 3,633 47.9 Rapids 12 59 3..2 1,647 21.72% Cascades 9 175 1.4.14 315 4.15% Step/Falls 11 28 5.5.16 179 2.36% Dry 2 59.6.5 36.47% Culverts..........

Survey Date: 2/2/28 Report Date: 5/6/28 T2S-R9W-S28SE MUNSON CREEK GCG: 1-NC SITE ID: 342 REACH 1 POOL SUMMARY Total of all Channel Lengths Total # / Km All Pools: 52 24.5 Pools >=1m deep: Complex pools (LWD pieces>=3): Pool frequency (channel widths/pool): 5 19 6.9 2.4 9. Residual pool depth (avg):.42 Primary Channel Length # / Km 29.8 2.9 1.9

OREGON PLAN MONITORING SITE SURVEY DATE: COMMENT SUMMARY MONITORING AREA: 1-NC SITE ID: 342 STREAM: MUNSON CREEK UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST. (m) COMMENTS NOTES 1 LP 14 HS 2 BW 1 14 HS ON LEFT 3 RI 56 HS 4 LP 76 HS 5 RI 136 HS, BC 9 SP 165.8 HS,BC SCOURED OUT BY LARGE HABITAT LOG 12 RI 1 229.8 HS, TJ/ 13 CB 11 229.8 ACW=.65M 15 RI 294.3 SS/ 16 LP 3.6 HS 19 SD 1 341.6 BV, BD 22 RI 1 367.9 /SS, BC 23 LP 2 367.9 BC PRIVATE DRIVEWAY 24 CR 2 367.9 BV 26 LP 2 367.9 BV 27 RI 397.9 BLOW DOWN 28 LP 44.9 MORE BLOW DOWN 32 RI 1 51.9 /TJ STEELHEAD BIG MALE 33 RB 11 51.9 HS MUNSON CREEK TRIB A, ACW=3.8M 34 RI 538.9 HS 35 LP 544.9 HS 36 RI 587.9 HS Wednesday, May 14, 28

OREGON PLAN MONITORING SITE SURVEY DATE: COMMENT SUMMARY MONITORING AREA: 1-NC SITE ID: 342 STREAM: MUNSON CREEK UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST. (m) COMMENTS NOTES 37 LP 597.4 HS 38 RI 633.4 HS, SS/ 39 LP 641.4 HS 4 RI 1 718.4 HS, BC 42 RI 1 78.4 /TJ CHANNEL SPLIT 45 LP 1 791.4 HARDPAN 46 RI 1 815.4 FISH CARCASS SP? 57 RI 2 823.9 HS 58 SR 3 823.9 STEPS INTO UNIT 47 61 RI 1 851.6 SS/ 62 LP 1 862.6 BC MUNSON CREEK ROAD 63 RB 4 862.6 /TJ 65 RI 4 862.6 /SS 68 RB 127.6 SS/ 71 LP 151.6 BEDROCK HILLSLOPE ON RIGHT, MAJOR BLOW DOWN ACTION 72 RI 169.6 /SS 73 LP 1 174.6 /TJ 74 CB 11 174.6 ACW=1.8M 77 BW 1 197.1 FORMED BY LARGE DEBRIS JAM 78 LP 1 1114.9 BV REDD AT POOL TAIL 79 PD 2 1114.9 BV ACW=1.5M 85 BW 1 1195 /SS Wednesday, May 14, 28

OREGON PLAN MONITORING SITE SURVEY DATE: COMMENT SUMMARY MONITORING AREA: 1-NC SITE ID: 342 STREAM: MUNSON CREEK UNIT# TYPE CHAN DIST. (m) COMMENTS NOTES 87 RI 123 RUNS THROUGH LARGE DEBRIS JAM 89 RI 1 1238.5 TJ/, HS 9 RB 11 1238.5 MUNSON CREEK TRIB B 92 LP 1254 FRESH REDD AT TAIL SPILL 11 LP 1 137.5 SMALL SALMONIDS PRESENT(4), 1-2MM 14 LP 1342.2 BV 15 LP 1352.4 BV 16 RI 1364.4 /SS 115 SP 1634.3 LI/ Wednesday, May 14, 28

1 4 37 m 1 4 38 m 1 4 39 m 1 4 4 m 1 4 41 m 5 21 m 5 22 m 5 23 m 5 24 m 5 25 m 5 26 m START SURVEY END SURVEY 5 21 m 5 22 m 5 23 m 5 24 m 5 25 m 5 26 m 1 4 37 m 1 4 38 m 1 4 39 m 1 4 4 m 1 4 41 m Name: BEAVER Date: 1/3/27 Scale: 1 inch equals 2 feet Location: 1 439294 E 523428 N Caption: MUNSON CREEK RESTORATION SITE - TILLAMOOK BASIN Copyright (C) 1997, Maptech, Inc.