| Area | Scott River |
| Topic | Temperature: 1994 Average Weekly Lower Scott and Canyon Creek |
| Caption: This graph of average weekly temperatures at four locations in the Scott River basin is based on data collected by the USFS. One temperature probe was in Canyon Creek while the others were in the Scott River itself. The chart shows that temperatures were highest near the confluence of the Klamath at the Steelhead Bridge station. The Jones Beach station recorded the second highest range of temperatures. The Scott River below Townsend Gulch seems to have cooled as a result of the influence of cold tributaries such as Canyon Creek. Average weekly temperatures in Canyon Creek did not range much above 20 degrees C (68F), which is the temperature above which salmonids become cease growth. See Info Links for more information. | |
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