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Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-03 - Public records › Section 173-03-090 - Review of denial of public records request-Claim of exemption

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(1) A requestor who
			 objects to the denial of a request for a public record may petition for prompt
			 review of that decision by submitting a written request for review to the
			 public records officer at the email address or mailing address set forth in WAC
			 173-03-030(3).
			 The written request shall specifically refer to the written statement by the
			 public records officer or designee which constituted or accompanied the
			 denial.
(2) Immediately after
			 receiving a written request for review of a decision denying a public record,
			 the public records officer shall refer it to the director or the director's
			 delegate. The director or delegate shall immediately consider the matter and
			 either affirm or reverse the denial. Within two business days following receipt
			 of the petition for review the director or delegate will notify the requestor
			 of the decision or notify the requestor that more time is required to consider
			 the petition.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 98-16-052 (Order 98-12),
				  § 173-03-090, filed 7/31/98, effective 8/31/98. Statutory Authority: RCW
				  42.17.250 - 42.17.340. 78-02-041 (Order DE 77-35), § 173-03-090, filed
				  1/17/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-03 - Public records › Section 173-03-100 - Protection of public records

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In order to adequately protect ecology's public records,
				requestors must comply with the following guidelines while inspecting public
				records:
(1) Requestors may not remove
			 any public record from ecology's premises.
(2) Requestors must have a designated ecology
			 employee present while inspecting a public record.
(3) Requestors may not mark or deface a
			 public record in any manner during inspection.
(4) Requestors may not dismantle public
			 records which are maintained in a file or jacket, or in chronological or other
			 filing order, or those records which, if lost or destroyed, would constitute
			 excessive interference with ecology's essential functions.
(5) Access to file cabinets, shelves, vaults,
			 or other storage areas is restricted to ecology personnel, unless other
			 arrangements are made with the public records officer or designee.
Statutory Authority: RCW 42.17.250. 98-16-052 (Order 98-12),
				  § 173-03-100, filed 7/31/98, effective 8/31/98. Statutory Authority: RCW
				  42.17.250 - 42.17.340 and 1992 c 139. 92-20-116 (Order 92-37), §
				  173-03-100, filed 10/7/92, effective 11/7/92. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.17.060 and 42.17.260. 90-21-119 (Order
				  90-37), § 173-03-100, filed 10/23/90, effective 11/23/90. Statutory
				  Authority: RCW 42.17.250 - 42.17.340. 78-02-041 (Order DE 77-35), §
				  173-03-100, filed 1/17/78.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-04 - Practice and procedure (Repealed) › Section 173-04-010 - Hearings boards (Repealed)

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Order DE 71-14, § 173-04-010, filed
				  9/3/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-04 - Practice and procedure (Repealed) › Section 173-04-020 - Uniform procedural rules (Repealed)

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Order DE 71-14, § 173-04-020, filed
				  9/3/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-06 - Delegation of powers › Section 173-06-050 - Regulations

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Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as a delegation of
				authority to adopt, amend or repeal any rule or regulation. The power to adopt,
				amend or repeal rules or regulations rests with the director, or in his
				absence, the deputy director.
Order DE 71-13, § 173-06-050, filed
				  9/8/71.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-06 - Delegation of powers › Section 173-06-100 - Introduction

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Under the provisions of
				RCW
				43.21A.090, the director of ecology may
				delegate the performance of his or her powers, duties, and functions, other
				than those relating to the adoption, amendment or rescission of rules and
				regulations, to employees of the department whenever that appears desirable to
				fulfill the purposes of the laws implemented by the
				department.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.21A.090. 95-07-058 (Order 94-45), §
				  173-06-100, filed 3/9/95, effective
				  4/9/95.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-06 - Delegation of powers › Section 173-06-110 - Definitions

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As used in this chapter:
(1) "Department" shall mean the department of
			 ecology;
(2) "Director" shall mean
			 the person bearing such title created pursuant to
			 RCW
			 43.21A.050. "Deputy director" shall mean the
			 person bearing such title created pursuant to
			 RCW
			 43.21A.100.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.21A.090. 95-07-058 (Order 94-45), §
				  173-06-110, filed 3/9/95, effective
				  4/9/95.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-06 - Delegation of powers › Section 173-06-130 - Director's powers

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The director may perform all powers, duties and functions
				within the authority of the department. The delegations authorized by this
				chapter shall not preclude the director from exercising any of the powers,
				duties and functions delegated. In the director's absence, the deputy director
				may act as director.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  43.21A.090. 95-07-058 (Order 94-45), §
				  173-06-130, filed 3/9/95, effective
				  4/9/95.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-15 - Permits for oil or natural gas exploration activities conducted from state marine waters › Section 173-15-010 - Authority and purpose

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These rules are adopted under
				RCW
				90.58.550(6) for the purpose
				of establishing the basic requirements for the exploration activity permit
				system.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.550(6). 00-16-080
				  (Order 00-12), § 173-15-010, filed 7/28/00, effective 8/28/00. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.550,
				  90.58.560 and 1983 c 138.
				  84-01-028 (Order DE 83-35), § 173-15-010, filed
				  12/12/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-15 - Permits for oil or natural gas exploration activities conducted from state marine waters › Section 173-15-020 - Definitions

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The following definitions apply:
(1) "Department" means the department of
			 ecology.
(2) "Exploration activity"
			 means reconnaissance or survey work related to gathering information about
			 geologic features and formations underlying or adjacent to marine waters. Those
			 activities include sonic, ultrasonic, seismic, sparker, side-scan sonar,
			 infrared, heat sensor, chemical analysis (sniffer), or other remote sensing
			 techniques that do not disturb the surface of the aquatic lands, as well as
			 drilling, core sampling, or other exploratory techniques that penetrate the
			 beds underlying or adjacent to marine waters.
(3) "Marine waters" includes the waters of
			 Puget Sound north to the Canadian border, the waters of the Strait of Juan de
			 Fuca, the waters between the western boundary of the state and the ordinary
			 high water mark, and related bays and estuaries.
			 RCW
			 90.58.550(1)(b).
(4) "Normal public use of the marine waters
			 of the state" means those activities generally enjoyed by members of the public
			 including, but not limited to, recreation, fishing (commercial and sports),
			 navigation and commerce.
(5)
			 "Vessel" includes ships, boats, barges, or any other floating craft.
			 RCW
			 90.58.550(1)(c).
(6) "Director" means the director of the
			 department of ecology.
(7) "Person"
			 means any individual, public or private corporation, agency, or other entity,
			 except for state or federal agencies.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.550(6). 00-16-080
				  (Order 00-12), § 173-15-020, filed 7/28/00, effective 8/28/00. Statutory
				  Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.550,
				  90.58.560 and 1983 c 138.
				  84-01-028 (Order DE 83-35), § 173-15-020, filed
				  12/12/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-15 - Permits for oil or natural gas exploration activities conducted from state marine waters › Section 173-15-030 - Exploration activity permit system

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The permit system established by
				RCW
				90.58.550 is as follows:
(1) Applicability.
(a) A person who desires to perform oil or
			 natural gas exploration activities by vessel located on or within marine waters
			 of the state shall first obtain a permit from the department.
(b) An exploration activity permit obtained
			 under (a) of this subsection is the sole permit a person is required to obtain
			 for exploration activity under
			 chapter
			 90.58 RCW.
(c) Except as provided in (b) of this
			 subsection, nothing in this chapter may modify any powers of local governments
			 set forth in
			 chapter
			 90.58 RCW.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-010 - Purpose

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The department of ecology, pursuant to
				RCW
				90.58.300, is designated the state agency
				responsible for the program of regulation of the shorelines of the state. This
				chapter delimits the streams and rivers and portions thereof which constitute
				shorelines of the state pursuant to
				RCW
				90.58.030(2)(d) and
				(e).
Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-010, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-020 - Applicability

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The provisions of this chapter shall apply
				statewide.
Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-020, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-030 - Definitions

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The definitions and concepts set forth in
				RCW
				90.58.030 shall apply as used
				herein.
Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-030, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-040 - Streams and rivers

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The following provisions of this chapter delimit the streams
				and rivers which constitute shorelines of the state as follows:
(1) Streams which constitute shorelines.
(a) Western Washington. Streams in Western
			 Washington from the point at which the stream reaches a mean annual flow of
			 twenty cubic feet per second down to the mouth of said stream or river:
			 Provided, that the stream falls at said point, within the jurisdiction of
			 chapter 90.58 RCW.
(b) Eastern
			 Washington. Streams in Eastern Washington from the point at which the stream
			 reaches a mean annual flow of twenty cubic feet per second down to the mouth of
			 said stream or river: Provided, that the stream falls at said point, within the
			 jurisdiction of chapter 90.58 RCW.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-044 - Review and update of designations

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Each local government master program shall include a list of
				streams constituting shorelines of the state within the jurisdiction of the
				master program that complies with the requirements of
				RCW
				90.58.030(2). When such
				master program is approved by the department, subsequent to the effective date
				of this provision, the list within the master program shall be the official
				list for that jurisdiction and shall supersede the list contained
				herein.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.030(3)(e),
				  90.58.045,
				  90.58.065,
				  90.58.140(9),
				  90.58.143,
				  90.58.147,
				  90.58.200,
				  90.58.355, 90.58.390,
				  90.58.515,
				  43.21K.080,
				  71.09.250,
				  71.09.342,
				  77.55.181,
				  89.08.460,
				  chapters
				  70.105D,
				  80.50 RCW. 07-02-086 (Order 05-12),
				  § 173-18-044, filed 1/2/07, effective 2/2/07. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.120 and
				  90.58.200. 80-08-052 (Order DE
				  80-20), § 173-18-044, filed
				  6/30/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-046 - Conflicts between designations and criteria

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In the event that any of the designations set forth in this
				chapter or a shoreline master program approved under WAC
				173-18-044, conflict with the
				criteria set forth in
				RCW
				90.58.030(2) or in WAC
				173-18-040 the criteria shall
				control. The designation of the stream or river shall be governed by the
				criteria, except that the local government must amend the local master program
				to reflect the new designation within three years of the discovery of the
				discrepancy.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.030(3)(e),
				  90.58.045,
				  90.58.065,
				  90.58.140(9),
				  90.58.143,
				  90.58.147,
				  90.58.200,
				  90.58.355, 90.58.390,
				  90.58.515,
				  43.21K.080,
				  71.09.250,
				  71.09.342,
				  77.55.181,
				  89.08.460,
				  chapters
				  70.105D,
				  80.50 RCW. 07-02-086 (Order 05-12),
				  § 173-18-046, filed 1/2/07, effective 2/2/07. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.120 and
				  90.58.200. 80-08-052 (Order DE
				  80-20), § 173-18-046, filed
				  6/30/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-050 - Adams County

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Streams and rivers and portions thereof which constitute
				shorelines of the state within Adams County are designated in the shoreline
				master programs of the county and the cities therein.
Order 73-14, § 173-18-050, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-050, filed 6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-060 - Asotin County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Asotin
Creek
(S. Fork)
Harlow Ridge
7 1/2
Potter Hill 7 1/2
From the confluence of the South Fork Asotin Creek
							 and the Alder Gulch Stream (Sec.34, T9N, R44E) downstream to mouth at Asotin
							 Creek (Sec.10, same township).
(2)
Asotin
Creek*
Potter Hill
7 1/2
Rock Pile
Creek 7 1/2
Asotin 71/2
From the confluence of North and South Forks of
							 Asotin Creek (Sec.10, T9N, R44E) downstream to mouth on Snake River near Asotin
							 (Sec.16, T10N, R46E). This stream has a 300 square mile drainage area ending at
							 mouth of George Creek (Sec.24, T10N, R45E).
(3)
Asotin
Creek
(N. Fork)
Harlow Ridge
7 1/2
Potter Hill 7 1/2
From the Umatilla National Forest boundary (Sec.19,
							 T9N, R44E) downstream to mouth at Asotin Creek (Sec.10, same township).
(4)
George
Creek
Asotin
7 1/2
From the confluence of George Creek and Pintler Creek
							 (Sec.36, T10N, R45E) downstream to mouth at Asotin Creek (Sec.24, same
							 township).
(5)
Grand
Ronde
River*
Mountain View
7 1/2
Fields Spring 7 1/2
Black Butte 7 1/2
Flora 7 1/2
From the Washington-Oregon boundary (Sec.14, T6N,
							 R43E) downstream to mouth at Snake River and Washington - Idaho boundary line
							 (Sec.13, T7N, R46E). This stream has over 300 square miles of drainage
							 area.
(6)
Joseph
Creek
Black Butte
7 1/2
From the Oregon-Washington state line (Sec.18, T6N,
							 R46E) downstream to its mouth at Grande Ronde River (Sec.26, T7N, R46E).
(7)
Snake
River*
Jim Creek
Butte
71/2
Limekiln
Rapids 7 1/2
Captain John
Rapids 7 1/2
Lewiston Orchards
S. 7 1/2
Asotin 7 1/2
Clarkston 7 1/2
Silcott 7 1/2
From Washington - Oregon boundary (Sec.16, T6N, R47E)
							 downstream to Garfield County line (Sec.6, T11N, R45E), left bank only. This
							 stream has both over 300 square miles of drainage area and over 200 cfs MAF at
							 Washington-Oregon boundary.
Order DE 76-14, § 173-18-060, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14,
				  § 173-18-060, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-060, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-070 - Benton County

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Streams and rivers and portions thereof which constitute
				shorelines of the state within Benton County are designated in the shoreline
				master programs of the county and the cities therein.
Order 73-14, § 173-18-070, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-070, filed 6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-110 - Columbia County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Pataha
Creek
(Cont.)
Hay
15
From the Garfield County line (Sec.12, T12N, R39E)
							 downstream to mouth at Tucannon River (Sec.24, T12N, R38E).
(2)
Tucannon
River*
Pomeroy
30
Hopkins Ridge 7 1/2
Zumwalt 7 1/2
Turner 7 1/2
Tucannon 7 1/2
Hay* 15
Starbuck 15
From the Umatilla National Forest boundary line
							 (Sec.35, T10N, R41E) downstream to mouth at Snake River (Sec.3, T12N, R37E).
							 This stream has over 300 square miles of drainage area ending at Pataha Creek
							 (Sec.24, T12N, R38E).
(3)
Touchet
River
(S. Fk.)
Pomeroy
30
Robinette Mtn. 7 1/2
Dayton 7 1/2
From a point of (SE1/4 of NE1/4 of Sec.5, T8N, R39E)
							 downstream to mouth at Touchet River near Dayton (Sec.32, T10N, R39E).
(4)
Touchet
River
(N. Fk.)
Pomeroy
30
Eckler Mtn. 7 1/2
Cahill Mtn. 7 1/2
Dayton 7 1/2
From the confluence of the North Fork Touchet River
							 and unnamed creek (Sec.28, T8N, R40E) downstream to Touchet River near Dayton
							 (Sec.32, T10N, R39E) (Note: called North Fork on Quad.) Excluding all federal
							 lands.
(5)
Touchet
River
Pomeroy
30
Walla Walla 30
Dayton 7 1/2
Huntsville 7 1/2
From the confluence of North and South Forks of
							 Touchet River (Sec.32, T10N, R39E) downstream to Walla Walla County line
							 (Sec.7, T9N, R38E).
(6)
Robinson
Creek
Dayton
7 1/2
From north line (Sec.23, T9N, R39E) downstream to
							 mouth at North Fork Touchet River (Sec.11, same township).
Order DE 76-14, § 173-18-110, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14,
				  § 173-18-110, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-110, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-130 - Douglas County

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Streams and rivers and portions thereof which constitute
				shorelines of the state within Douglas County are designated in the shoreline
				master programs of the county and the cities therein.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.120,
				  90.58.200,
				  90.58.060 and
				  43.21A.681. 11-05-064 (Order
				  10-07), § 173-18-130, filed 2/11/11, effective 3/14/11; Order 73-14,
				  § 173-18-130, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-130, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-140 - Ferry County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Boulder Creek
Orient
15
Orient 7 1/2
From the Colville National Forest boundary (Sec.36,
							 T39N, R36E) downstream to mouth at Kettle River and Stevens County line (same
							 section).
(2)
Columbia River (Cont.)*
Marcus
7 1/2
All of Columbia River (Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake)
							 within Ferry County is under federal jurisdiction.
(3)
Curlew Creek
Curlew
15
From the confluence of Curlew Creek and St. Peter
							 Creek (Sec.11, T38N, R33E) downstream to Kettle River (Sec.14, T39N,
							 R33E).
(4)
Kettle River*
Bodie Mtn.
15
Curlew 15
Togo Mtn. 15
Laurier 7 1/2
Orient 7 1/2
From the United States - Canada border (Sec.3, T40N,
							 R32E) downstream to said border (Sec.3, T40N, R34E) returning to the U.S.
							 (Sec.2, T40N, R36E) right bank only downstream to (Sec.20, T38N, R37E)
							 excluding all Colville National Forest lands. The flow exceeds 200 cfs MAF at
							 United States - Canada boundary.
(5)
Sanpoil River
Republic
15
Seventeen-Mile
Mtn. 15
Keller 15
Wilbur 15
From the confluence of Sanpoil River and O'Brien
							 Creek (Sec.5, T36N, R33E) downstream to federal boundary (Sec.12, T35N,
							 R32E).
(6)
Toroda Creek (Cont.)
Bodie Mtn.
15
From the Intersection of Nickolson Creek and Toroda
							 Creek (Sec.30, T40N, R32E) downstream to mouth at Kettle River near Toroda
							 (Sec.27, same township).
(7)
Sherman Creek
Kettle Falls
15
From the Colville National Forest boundary (Sec.30,
							 T36N, R37E) downstream to mouth at Columbia River (Sec.27, T36N, R37E).
Order DE 76-14, § 173-18-140, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14,
				  § 173-18-140, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-140, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-150 - Franklin County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Columbia
River (Cont.)*
Hanford
15
Richland 15
Kennewick 7 1/2
Pasco 7 1/2
From Hanford Works boundary (Sec.23, T12N, R28E)
							 downstream left bank only to (Sec.13, T9N, R28E) questionable. The flow exceeds
							 200 cfs MAF at Hanford Works boundary.
(2)
Esquatzel
Coulee*
Mesa*
15
Eltopia 15
From mouth of Old Maid Coulee (Sec.11, T12N, R30E)
							 downstream to a sump (Sec.12, T9N, R29E) (Esquatzel River gradually sinking
							 into ground). This stream has over 300 sq. miles of drainage area ending at
							 mouth of Old Maid Coulee.
(3)
Palouse
River (Cont.)*
Starbuck
15
From Adams County line (Sec.5, T14N, R37E) downstream
							 right bank only to mouth on Snake River (Sec.19, T13N, R37E). This stream has
							 over 300 sq. miles of drainage area and over 200 cfs MAF flow at Adams County
							 line.
(4)
Snake
River
(Cont.)*
All of Snake River within Franklin County is under
							 federal jurisdiction. The flow exceeds 200 cfs MAF at Whitman County
							 line.
Order 73-14, § 173-18-150, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-150, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-160 - Garfield County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Pataha
Creek
Pomeroy
30
Hay 15
Zumwalt 7 1/2
From the confluence of Pataha Creek and Totman Gulch
							 Stream (Sec.5, T11N, R41E) downstream to Columbia County line (Sec.7, T12N,
							 R40E).
(2)
Snake
River (Cont.)*
Clarkston
15
Colton 7 1/2
Bishop 7 1/2
Kirby 7 1/2
Alinota 7 1/2
Penawawa 15
Hay 15
From the Asotin County line (Sec.6, T11N, R45E)
							 downstream along Whitman County line left bank only to the Columbia County line
							 (Sec.7, T13N, R40E). The flow exceeds 200 cfs MAF at Asotin County line. Under
							 federal jurisdiction.
Order 73-14, § 173-18-160, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-160, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-170 - Grant County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Columbia
River
(Cont.)*
Grand Coulee
Dam
15
West Bar 7 1/2
Babcock Ridge 7 1/2
Cape Horn S.E. 7 1/2
Vantage 7 1/2
Beverly 7 1/2
Evergreen Ridge 7 1/2
Priest Rapids 15
From the Douglas County line on the Columbia River
							 (Sec.18, T20N, R23E) downstream left bank only to Hanford Works boundary
							 (Sec.10, T13N, R24E). The flow exceeds 200 cfs MAF at Douglas County
							 line.
(2)
Crab
Creek*
Marlin
7 1/2
Wilson Creek 15
Wilson Creek N.W. 7 1/2
Stratford 7 1/2
Soap Lake 7 1/2
Grant Orchards 7 1/2
Gloyd 7 1/2
Moses Lake North 7 1/2
From the Lincoln County line (Sec.13, T22N, R30E)
							 downstream through Brook Lake to mouth at Parker Horn of Moses Lake (Sec.14,
							 T19N, R28E). This stream has over 300 sq. miles drainage area.
(3)
Lind
Coulee*
Basset Junction
* 7
							 1/2
Sieler 7 1/2
Soda Lake 7 1/2
Corfu 15
From south section line (Sec.18, T18N, R30E)
							 downstream to mouth of Potholes Reservoir (Sec.1 and 12,T17N,R28E). This stream
							 has over 300 sq. miles of drainage area ending at Lind Coulee in (Sec.18, T18N,
							 R30E).
(4)
Lower
Crab
Creek
Corfu
15
Smyrna 15
Beverly S.E. 7 1/2
Beverly 7 1/2
From CNW Refuge Bdy. (Sec.36, T16N, R26E) downstream
							 excluding all federal lands to mouth at Columbia River (Sec.3, T15N,
							 R23E).
(5)
Rocky
Ford
Creek
Grant Orchards
7 1/2
Moses Lake N.W. 7 1/2
From the confluence of Rocky Ford Creek and several
							 springs (Sec.16, T21N, R27E) downstream to mouth at Moses Lake (Sec.8, T20N,
							 R27E).
(6)
Wilson
Creek
(Cont.)*
Almira S.W.
7 1/2
Hartline S.E. 7 1/2
Wilson Creek 15
From Lincoln County line (Sec.1, T24N, R30E)
							 downstream to mouth at Crab Creek (Sec.12, T22N, R29E). This stream has over
							 300 sq. miles of drainage area.
Order DE 76-14, § 173-18-170, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14,
				  § 173-18-170, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-170, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-190 - Island County

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Streams
None.
Order 73-14, § 173-18-190, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-190, filed 6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-200 - Jefferson County

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Streams and rivers and portions thereof which constitute
				shorelines of the state within Jefferson County are designated in the shoreline
				master programs of the county and the cities therein.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.200. 90-06-068 (Order 89-60), §
				  173-18-200, filed 3/6/90, effective 4/6/90; Order DE 76-14, § 173-18-200,
				  filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14, § 173-18-200, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13,
				  § 173-18-200, filed 6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-220 - Kitsap County

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Streams and rivers and portions thereof which constitute
				shorelines of the state within Kitsap County are designated in the shoreline
				master programs of the county and the cities therein.
Order 73-14, § 173-18-220, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-220, filed 6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-230 - Kittitas County

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Streams and rivers and portions thereof which constitute
				shorelines of the state within Kittitas County are designated in the shoreline
				master programs of the county and the cities therein.
Order DE 77-15, § 173-18-230, filed 9/1/77; Order DE
				  76-14, § 173-18-230, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14, § 173-18-230, filed
				  8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-230, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-260 - Lincoln County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Columbia
River
(cont.)*
All of Columbia River within Lincoln County (Franklin
							 D. Roosevelt Lake) is under federal jurisdiction. The stream flow is over 200
							 cfs MAF.
(2)
Crab
Creek*
Sprague Lake NE
7 1/2
Sprague Lake 7 1/2
Sprague Lake SW 7 1/2
Harrington SE 7 1/2
Lamona WA
7 1/2
U.S.G.S.
Blue Line
Advance
Sylvan Lake 7 1/2
Odessa 7 1/2
Irby 7 1/2
Marlin SW 7 1/2
Marlin 7 1/2
From the confluence of Rock Creek and Crab Creek
							 (Sec.18, T22N, R38E) downstream through Sylvan Lake to Grant County line
							 (Sec.18, T22N, R31E). This stream has over 300 sq. miles of drainage area down
							 to mouth (right bank only) at unnamed tributary (Sec.34, T22N, R37E).
(3)
Negro
Creek
Sprague
15
From the confluence of Negro Creek and unnamed creek
							 in the town of Sprague (Sec.23, T21N, R38E) downstream to mouth at Sprague Lake
							 (Sec.21, same township).
(4)
Spokane
River*
Wellpinit*
15
Turtle Lake 15
Lincoln 15
From the Spokane County line (Sec.24, T27N, R39E)
							 starting on left bank of Long Lake (SE corner of same section) thence
							 downstream along left bank of Long Lake to Spokane River, thence downstream on
							 left bank to (Sec.27, T27N, R38E). This stream has both over 200 cfs MAF flow
							 and over 300 sq. miles of drainage area at Spokane County line.
(5)
Wilson
Creek*
Almira*
7 1/2
Almira SW 7 1/2
From mouth of Corbett Draw (Sec.16, T25N, R31E)
							 downstream to Grant County line (Sec.6, T24N, R31E). This stream has over 300
							 sq. miles of drainage area ending at mouth of Corbett Draw.
Order 73-14, § 173-18-260, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-260, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-300 - Pend Oreille County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Calispell
Creek
Newport
30
Cusick 7 1/2
From the confluence of North and South Forks of
							 Calispell Creek (Sec.34, T32N, R43E) downstream thru Calispell Lake to mouth on
							 Pend Oreille River (Sec.19, T33N, R44E).
(2)
Calispell Creek
(N.Frk.)
Newport
30
Sacheen Lake 7 1/2
Cusick 7 1/2
From the north section line (Sec.28, T32N, R43E)
							 downstream thru Power Lake to mouth on Calispell Creek (Sec.34, same
							 township).
(3)
Le Clerc
Creek
Metaline
30
Ruby 7 1/2
From the confluence of West Branch of Le Clerc Creek
							 and the East Branch of Le Clerc Creek (Sec.17, T35N, R44E) downstream to mouth
							 at Pend Oreille River (Sec.20, same township).
(4)
Le Clerc
Creek
(W.Branch)
Metaline
30
Ruby 7 1/2
From the Kaniksu National Forest boundary (Sec.6,
							 T35N, R44E) downstream to mouth at Le Clerc Creek (Sec.17, same
							 township).
(5)
Le Clerc
Creek
(E.Branch)
Metaline
30
Ruby 7 1/2
From the Kaniksu National Forest boundary (Sec.5,
							 T35N, R44E) downstream to mouth at Le Clerc Creek (Sec.17, same
							 township).
(6)
Pend
Oreille
River*
Newport
30
Newport,Wash.
-- Idaho* 7 1/2
Diamond Lake 7 1/2
Skookum Creek 7 1/2
Cusick 7 1/2
Metaline 7 1/2
Metaline Falls 7 1/2
Jared 7 1/2
Ruby 7 1/2
Scotchman Lake 7 1/2
Ione 7 1/2
From the Washington-Idaho border (Sec.7, T31N, R46E)
							 downstream (excluding all federal lands) to United States-Canadian border
							 (Sec.3, T40N, R43E). The flow exceeds 200 cfs MAF at Washington-Idaho border
							 and has 300 square miles of drainage area.
(7)
Little
Spokane
River
Newport
7 1/2
Diamond Lake 7 1/2
Camden 7 1/2
From an approximate point (NE1/4 of SW1/4 of NW1/4 of
							 NW1/4 of Sec.34, T31N, R45E) downstream thru Chain Lake and to the Spokane
							 County line (Sec.34, T30N, R44E).
(8)
Little
Spokane
River
(W.Branch)
Newport
30
Flowing from Sacheen Lake (Sec.35, T31N, R43E)
							 downstream thru Trout Lake, downstream thru Horseshoe Lake, downstream to
							 Spokane County line.
(9)
Skookum
Creek
Newport
30
Skookum Creek 7 1/2
From the confluence of Skookum Creek and N. Fork
							 Skookum Creek (Sec.34, T33N, R44E) downstream to mouth at Pend Oreille River
							 (Sec.4, T32N, R44E).
(10)
Sullivan
Creek*
Metaline
* 30
From the Colville National Forest boundary (Sec.22,
							 T39N, R43E) downstream to mouth at Pend Oreille River (Sec.23, same township).
							 The flow exceeds 200 cfs MAF at Colville National Forest boundary.
(11)
Tacoma
Creek
Newport
30
Jared 7 1/2
From an approximate point (NW1/4 of NW1/4 of Sec.27,
							 T34N, R43E) downstream (excluding all federal lands) to mouth at Pend Oreille
							 River (Sec.30, T34N, R44E).
Order 73-14, § 173-18-300, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-300, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-320 - San Juan County

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Streams.
None.
Order 73-14, § 173-18-320, filed 8/27/73; Order DE
				  72-13, § 173-18-320, filed 6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-360 - Spokane County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Deadman
Creek
Deer Park
15
From the confluence of Deadman Creek and two unnamed
							 creeks (Sec.1, T26N, R43E) downstream to mouth at Spokane River (Sec.33, T27N,
							 R43E).
(2)
Dragoon
Creek
Deer Park
15
From the confluence of Dragoon Creek and West Branch
							 of the Dragoon Creek (Sec.22, T28N, R42E) downstream to mouth at the Little
							 Spokane River (Sec.4, T27N, R43E).
(3)
Hangman
Creek
(Cont.)*
or Latah
Creek
Fairfield
15
Spangle* 15
Spokane SE 7 1/2
Spokane SW 7 1/2
Spokane NW 7 1/2
From the Whitman-Spokane County line (Sec.32, T21N,
							 R45E) downstream to mouth on Spokane River (Sec.14, T25N, R42E). This stream
							 has 300 square miles of drainage area ending at unnamed tributary (Sec.13,
							 T23N, R43E) upstream from Rock Creek.
(4)
Little
Spokane
River
(Cont.)*
Camden
7 1/2
Elk 7 1/2
Deer Park* 15
Clayton 15
From the Pend Oreille County line (Sec.3, T29N, R44E)
							 downstream (excluding all federal lands) to mouth at the Spokane River and
							 Stevens County line (Sec.32, T27N, R42E). This stream has a 300 square mile
							 drainage area ending at mouth of Deer Creek (Sec.34, T28N, R43E).
(5)
Little
Spokane
River
(West
Branch)
Newport
30
Fan Lake 7 1/2
Elk 7 1/2
Deer Park 15
From the Pend Oreille County line (Sec.5, T29N, R43E)
							 downstream through Eloika Lake to mouth at Little Spokane River (Sec.26, same
							 township).
(6)
Pine
Creek
(Cont.)
Spangle
15
From Whitman County line (Sec.34, T21N, R43E)
							 downstream back to Whitman County line (Sec.31, same township).
(7)
Rock
Creek
Fairfield
15
Spangle 15
Spokane SE 7 1/2
From the confluence of Rock Creek and Rose Creek
							 (Sec.34, T23N, R45E) downstream to mouth at Latah Creek (Sec.11, T23N,
							 R43E).
(8)
Spokane
River*
Green Acres
* 15
Spokane NE 7 1/2
Spokane NW 7 1/2
Airway Heights 7 1/2
Clayton 15
Wellpinit 15
From the Washington-Idaho border (Sec.6, T25N, R46E)
							 downstream to the Spokane-Stevens County line, along said county line to the
							 Lincoln County line (Sec.19, T27N, R40E) excluding all federal lands. The flow
							 is 200 cfs MAF and has 300 square miles of drainage area at Washington-Idaho
							 border.
Order DE 76-14, § 173-18-360, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14,
				  § 173-18-360, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-360, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-400 - Walla Walla County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Columbia
River
(Cont.)*
Columbia River within Walla Walla County is under
							 federal jurisdiction. This river has over 200 cfs MAF at Franklin County
							 line.
(2)
Dry Cr.
Walla Walla
30
Lowden 7 1/2
College Place 7 1/2
Hadley 7 1/2
Valley Grove 7 1/2
Dixie 7 1/2
From an approximate point near the center of quarter
							 section (SE1/4 of Sec.36, T8N, R36E) downstream to mouth at Walla Walla River
							 (Sec.29, T7N, R34E).
(3)
Mill Cr.
Walla Walla
30
Kooskooskie 7 1/2
Buroker 7 1/2
Walla Walla 7 1/2
College Place 7 1/2
From the Wash.-Ore. state boundary (Sec.18, T6N,
							 R38E) downstream to mouth at Walla Walla River (Sec.31, T7N, R35E) exclude left
							 bank (Sec. 32, same township).
(4)
Snake R.
(Cont.)*
Snake River within Walla Walla County is under
							 federal jurisdiction. This stream has over 300 sq. miles drainage area and over
							 200 cfs MAF at Columbia County line.
(5)
Touchet
River
(Cont.)*
Walla Walla
30
Eureka 7 1/2
Rulo 7 1/2
Welland 7 1/2
Touchet 7 1/2
Huntsville 7 1/2
Waitsburg 7 1/2
Prescott 7 1/2
Harsha 7 1/2
From the Columbia County line (Sec.12, T9N, R37E)
							 downstream to mouth on Walla Walla River (Sec.4, T6N, R33E). This river has
							 over 300 sq. miles of drainage area ending at mouth of left bank unnamed
							 tributary (Sec. 11, T9N, R37E).
(6)
Walla Walla
River*
Walla Walla
30
College Place 7 1/2
Lowden 7 1/2
Touchet 7 1/2
Zangar
Junction 7 1/2
Wallula 7 1/2
From the Washington-Oregon boundary (Sec.13, T6N,
							 R35E) downstream to mouth at Lake Wallula (Sec.26, T7N, R31E). This river has
							 300 sq. miles of drainage area at Washington-Oregon boundary.
Order DE 76-14, § 173-18-400, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14,
				  § 173-18-400, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-400, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-420 - Whitman County

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Streams
Stream Name
Quadrangle
Name and Size
Legal Description
(1)
Hangman
Creek
(Latah
Creek)
Tekoa
7 1/2
Oaksdale 7 1/2
Fairfield 15
From the Washington-Idaho boundary (Sec.29, T20N,
							 R46E) downstream to Whitman-Spokane County line (Sec.4, T29N, R45E).
(2)
Palouse
River
(S. Fork)
Pullman
7 1/2
Albion 7 1/2
Colfax South 7 1/2
Colfax North 7 1/2
From the confluence of the South Fork of the Palouse
							 River and unnamed creek (Sec.16, T14N, R45E) downstream to mouth at Palouse
							 River (Sec.11, T16N, R43E) in Colfax.
(3)
Palouse
River*
Palouse
7 1/2
Elberton 7 1/2
Colfax 7 1/2
Diamond 7 1/2
Endicott 15
La Crosse 15
Benge 15
Starbuck 15
From the Washington-Idaho boundary (Sec.5, T16N,
							 R46E) downstream to Adams County line (Sec.24, T16N, R38E) along Adams and
							 Franklin County lines to mouth at Snake River (Sec.19, T13N, R37E). The flow is
							 200 cfs MAF at Washington-Idaho boundary.
(4)
Pine
Creek*
Rosalia
7 1/2
Spangle 15
Malden* 7 1/2
Pine City 7 1/2
From the confluence of Pine Creek and unnamed creek
							 (NW1/4 of Sec.16, T20N, R44E) downstream to mouth at Rock Creek (Sec.15, T20N,
							 R41E), excluding that stretch within Spokane County. This stream has over 300
							 sq. miles of drainage area ending at mouth of Cache Creek (Sec.23, T20N,
							 R42E).
(5)
Rock
Creek*
Pine City
7 1/2
Rock Lake 7 1/2
Ewan 7 1/2
Texas Lake 7 1/2
Revere 7 1/2
La Crosse 15
From the confluence of Rock Creek and Pine Creek
							 (Sec.15, T20N, R41E) downstream through Rock Lake to mouth at Palouse River
							 (Sec.5, T16N, R39E) excluding those reaches in Adams County. Over 300 sq. miles
							 drainage area at confluence of Rock Creek and Pine Creek.
(6)
Snake
River*
Clarkston
* 15
Colton 7 1/2
Bishop 7 1/2
Kirby 7 1/2
Almota 7 1/2
Penawawa 15
Hay 15
Starbuck 15
From the Washington-Idaho boundary (Sec.16, T36N,
							 R46E) downstream along the Whitman-Asotin County line and Garfield-Whitman
							 County line and Columbia-Whitman County line to the Franklin County line
							 (Sec.30, T13N, R37E). All of river under federal jurisdiction. This stream has
							 over 200 cfs MAF flow at Washington-Idaho border.
(7)
Union
Flat
Creek*
Ewartsville
7 1/2
Colfax South 7 1/2
Wilcox 7 1/2
Endicott 15
La Crosse* 15
From the confluence of Wilbur Creek and Union Flat
							 Creek (Sec.6, T14N, R44E) downstream to mouth at Palouse River (Sec.35, T16N,
							 R38E). This stream has over 300 sq. miles of drainage area ending at mouth of
							 left bank unnamed tributary (Sec.31, T16N, R39E).
Order DE 76-14, § 173-18-420, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14,
				  § 173-18-420, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-420, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-18 - Shoreline Management Act - Streams and rivers constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-18-430 - Yakima County

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Streams and rivers and portions thereof which constitute
				shorelines of the state within Yakima County are designated in the shoreline
				master programs of the county and the cities therein.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.120,
				  90.58.200,
				  90.58.060 and
				  43.21A.681. 11-05-064 (Order
				  10-07), § 173-18-430, filed 2/11/11, effective 3/14/11; Order DE 76-14,
				  § 173-18-430, filed 5/3/76; Order 73-14, § 173-18-430, filed 8/27/73;
				  Order DE 72-13, § 173-18-430, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-20 - Shoreline Management Act - Lakes constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-20-010 - Purpose

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The department of ecology, pursuant to
				RCW
				90.58.300 is designated the state agency
				responsible for the program of regulation of the shorelines of the state. This
				chapter delimits the lakes which are classified as shorelines of the
				state.
Order DE 72-14, § 173-20-010, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-20 - Shoreline Management Act - Lakes constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-20-020 - Applicability

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The provisions of this chapter shall apply
				statewide.
Order DE 72-14, § 173-20-020, filed
				  6/30/72.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-20 - Shoreline Management Act - Lakes constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-20-030 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
As used herein, the following words and phrases shall have the
				following meanings:
(1) "Lakes" means
			 all the surface water areas of the state, including reservoirs; except
(a) Lakes less than twenty acres in
			 size;
(b) Streams or rivers (as
			 described in WAC
			 173-18-030 );
(c) Shorelines of statewide
			 significance.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 173 - Ecology, Department of (See also Titles 197, 317, 372, and 508) › Chapter 173-20 - Shoreline Management Act - Lakes constituting shorelines of the state › Section 173-20-040 - List of lakes coming under purview of chapter 90.58 RCW until superseded

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Volumes I and II of the book
Lakes of
				Washington
by Ernest E. Wolcott and updated information from various
				sources were used as reference material for the listings in WAC
				173-20-050 through
				173-20-810. These listings are in
				effect until superseded by an approved shoreline master program as described in
				WAC 173-20-044.
This listing includes only those lakes coming under purview of
				chapter
				90.58 RCW.
Use designations are taken directly from Lakes of Washington as
				follows:
R - Recreation-wildlife, general public use, beautification,
				fishing, etc.
D - Domestic-private use, farm pond, fire protection, stock,
				garden, etc.
PS - Public supply, municipal use, civic, industrial use,
				etc.
P - Power hydroelectric.
I - Irrigation.
Acreage given includes only water surface acres and not
				contiguous wetlands.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  90.58.030(3)(e),
				  90.58.045,
				  90.58.065,
				  90.58.140(9),
				  90.58.143,
				  90.58.147,
				  90.58.200,
				  90.58.355, 90.58.390,
				  90.58.515,
				  43.21K.080,
				  71.09.250,
				  71.09.342,
				  77.55.181,
				  89.08.460,
				  chapters
				  70.105D,
				  80.50 RCW. 07-02-086 (Order 05-12),
				  § 173-20-040, filed 1/2/07, effective 2/2/07; Order DE 73-13, §
				  173-20-040, filed 8/27/73; Order DE 72-14, § 173-20-040, filed
				  6/30/72.