Phone: 503-823-7740
Fax: 503-823-6995
1120 SW 5th Ave, Suite 613, Portland, OR 97204
Fanno Creek Watershed
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Multnomah Village green street Green street facilities in Multnomah Village collect and filter stormwater
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Volunteer work crew Environmental Services works with partners throughout the watershed to restore riparian habitat
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SW 45th Avenue culvert A culvert on Fanno Creek makes it difficult for fish to get past this great blue heron - a project to replace the culvert at SW 45th Avenue will improve stormwater conveyance and enable fish passage
Fanno Creek starts in Portland’s West Hills and meanders 15 miles through residential, commercial, and industrial lands of west Portland, Beaverton, Tigard, and portions of Washington and Clackamas Counties. Many streamside parks — including Albert Kelly, Gabriel, and Woods Memorial Parks — offer opportunities to explore Fanno Creek and its tributaries.
Environmental Services and many partners are working to improve the health of Fanno Creek and its watershed.
Read more about the Fanno Creek watershed here.
About the Watershed
Summary of the watershed’s geography, natural resources and conditions
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Contact us and find other groups involved in the watershed
Watershed Plans, Studies and Reports
More information about Fanno Creek watershed
- Capitol Highway Corridor Stormwater Concept Design (March 2016)
- 2008 Fanno/Tryon Water Quality and TMDL CIP Pre-Design Report - Part 1
- 2008 Fanno/Tryon Water Quality and TMDL CIP Pre-Design Report - Part 2
- 2008 Fanno/Tryon Water Quality and TMDL CIP Pre-Design Report - Part 3
- 2005 Fanno and Tryon Creeks Watershed Management Plan
- Other historical reports and information about Fanno Creek
- Watershed Services Library
- Bureau of Environmental Services Library
Watershed Projects
Current and completed projects to improve conditions in Fanno Creek