Skokomish Confluence

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The North Fork Skokomish Confluence is where the north fork Skokomish River drops to the floodplain and joins the south fork. Sediment transport dynamics are complex, and sediment aggredation has resulted in fish passage barriers during low flow, as the river flows below the surface. A wide range of actions are underway to manage the confluence floodplain for the benefit of fisheries.

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  • There is an Army Corps General Investigation
  • Habitat Work Schedule has 14 different records in the confluence area. 6 are complete, 4 are active, 1 is proposed and 3 are conceptual as of fall 2014.

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