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Albany Fish Survey Fish Distribution Summary for Spring 2001 and 2002 City of Albany Water Resources Programs, Public Works and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Aquatic Inventories Project Natural Production Program Project Completion Report for Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board Grant #200-083 OWEB Grant #200-083 Albany Fish Survey Project Completion Report - February 28, 2003 Submitted By: Cheryl Hummon, Water Resources Program Coordinator City of Albany, P.O. Box 490, Albany, OR 97321 541-917-7629 chummon@ci.albany.or.us Contents: Section Page Project Description and Background p. 2 Materials and Methods p. 3 Project Results p. 5 Volunteers, Other Participants, and In-Kind Contributions p. 8 Appendix 1. Fish Inventories: ODFW Aquatic Inventory Project 11 pages Appendix 2. State of Oregon Fish Sampling Coverage Metadata 6 pages Appendix 3. City of Albany Fish Distribution: Summary of 2001 and 38 pages 2002 Surveys Appendix 4. Map: Albany Fish Distribution Sample Sites, Spring 2001 1 page Appendix 5. Summary Report: City of Albany Fish Distribution, Spring 2001 20 pages Appendix 6. Map: Albany Fish Distribution Sample Sites, Spring 2002 1 page Appendix 7. Summary Report: City of Albany Fish Distribution, Spring 2002 7 pages Appendix 8. Albany Democrat-Herald article, Spring 2001 2 pages Appendix 9. Albany City Bridges newsletter article, Spring 2001 1 page  Project Description and Background Purpose The Albany Fish Survey was undertakend to fill a data gap regarding fish species and distribution in the Albany area. Most small urban streams have not been a priority for any agency. Before the fish survey, the City could only rely on expert opinion from ODFW fish biologists, including their suspicion that threatened winter steelhead and spring chinook may use Willamette tributaries for juvenile rearing in conditions with