National Wild & Scenic Rivers

National Wild & Scenic Rivers

Designated Wild & Scenic Rivers
Rivers that pass through several states may have segments in each state designated. For example, the Klamath River has designations in California and Oregon. Many rivers also have numerous tributaries designated (e.g., Washington's Skagit River). Multiple listings of some rivers indicate more than one segment of the river is designated (e.g., the Missouri River in Nebraska).

Alabama Black Warrior River (Sipsey Fork) Top of the Page Alaska Alagnak River — National Park Service Site Alatna River Andreafsky River Aniakchak River Beaver Creek — Bureau of Land Management Site Birch Creek — Bureau of Land Management Site Charley River — National Park Service Site Chilikadrotna River Delta River — Bureau of Land Management Site Forty Mile River — Bureau of Land Management Site Gulkana River— Bureau of Land Management Site Ivishak River John River Kobuk River Koyukuk River (North Fork) Mulchatna River Noatak River Nowitna River Salmon River Selawik River Sheenjek River Tinayguk River Tlikakila River Unalakleet River — Bureau of Land Management Site Wind River Top of the Page Arizona Verde River — U.S. Forest Service Site Top of the Page Arkansas Big Piney Creek Buffalo River Cossatot River Hurricane Creek Little Missouri River Mulberry River North Sylamore Creek Richland Creek Top of the Page California American River (Lower) American River (North Fork) — Bureau of Land Management Site Big Sur River Black Butte River Eel River Feather River Kern River Kings River Klamath River — U.S. Forest Service Site Merced River — Bureau of Land Management Site Sespe Creek Sisquoc River Smith River Trinity River Tuolumne River — Bureau of Land Management Site Top of the Page Colorado Cache la Poudre River Top of the Page Connecticut Eightmile River Farmington River (West Branch) — Farmington River Committee Site Top of the Page Delaware White Clay Creek (See also Pennsylvania) Top of the Page Florida Loxahatchee River Wekiva River Top of the Page Georgia Chattooga River (See also North Carolina, South Carolina — U.S. Forest Service Site, Chattooga Net Top of the Page Idaho Clearwater River (Middle Fork) Rapid River Saint Joe River Salmon River Salmon River (Middle Fork) Snake River (See also Oregon) Top of the Page Illinois Vermilion River — State of Illinois Site Top of the Page Kentucky Red River Top of the Page Louisiana Saline Bayou Top of the Page Maine Allagash River — State of Maine Site Top of the Page Massachusetts Westfield River Sudbury, Assabet and Concord Rivers Top of the Page Michigan Au Sable River Bear Creek Black River Carp River Indian River Manistee River Ontonagon River Paint River Pere Marquette River Pine River Presque Isle River Sturgeon River (Hiawatha National Forest) Sturgeon River (Ottawa National Forest) Tahquamenon River (East Branch) Whitefish River Yellow Dog River Top of the Page Minnesota St. Croix River (Lower) (See also Wisconsin) — National Park Service Site St. Croix River (Upper) (See also Wisconsin) — National Park Service Site St. Croix River (Lower) (See also Wisconsin) Top of the Page Mississippi Black Creek Top of the Page Missouri Eleven Point River Top of the Page Montana Flathead River Missouri River — Bureau of Land Management Site Top of the Page Nebraska Missouri River (See also South Dakota) — National Park Service Site Missouri River (See also South Dakota) — National Park Service Site Niobrara River — National Park Service Site Top of the Page New Hampshire Lamprey River Wildcat Brook Top of the Page New Jersey Delaware River (Lower) (See also Pennsylvania) Delaware River (Middle) (See also Pennsylvania) — National Park Service Site Great Egg Harbor River Maurice River Musconetcong River Top of the Page New Mexico Jemez River (East Fork) Pecos River Rio Chama — Bureau of Land Management Site Rio Grande — Bureau of Land Management Site Top of the Page New York Delaware River (Upper) (See also Pennsylvania) — National Park Service Site Top of the Page North Carolina Chattooga River (See also Georgia, South Carolina) — U.S. Forest Service Site, Chattooga Net Horsepasture River New River — State of North Carolina Site Lumber River — State of North Carolina Site (Lumber River State Park) Wilson Creek Top of the Page Ohio Big and Little Darby Creeks — State of Ohio Site Little Beaver Creek — State of Ohio Site Little Miami River — State of Ohio Site Top of the Page Oregon Big Marsh Creek Chetco River — U.S. Forest Service Site Clackamas River Crescent Creek Crooked River — Bureau of Land Management Site Crooked River (North Fork) Deschutes River — Bureau of Land Management Site Donner und Blitzen River Eagle Creek Elk River — U.S. Forest Service Site Elkhorn Creek Grande Ronde, River — Bureau of Land Management Site Illinois River — U.S. Forest Service Site Imnaha River John Day River — Bureau of Land Management Site John Day River (North Fork) John Day River (South Fork) — Bureau of Land Management Site Joseph Creek Klamath River — Bureau of Land Management Site Little Deschutes River Lostine River Malheur River Malheur River (North Fork) McKenzie River Metolius River Minam River North Powder River North Umpqua River — Bureau of Land Management Site Owyhee River — Bureau of Land Management Site Owyhee River (North Fork) — Bureau of Land Management Site Powder River Quartzville Creek — Bureau of Land Management Site Roaring River Rogue River — Bureau of Land Management Site, U.S. Forest Service Site Rogue River (Upper) — U.S. Forest Service Site Salmon River — Bureau of Land Management Site Sandy River — Bureau of Land Management Site Smith River (North Fork) — U.S. Forest Service Site Snake River (See also Oregon) Sprague River (North Fork) Squaw Creek Sycan River Wallowa River — Bureau of Land Management Site Wenaha River West Little Owyhee River White River — Bureau of Land Management Site Wildhorse and Kiger Creeks Willamette River (North Fork of the Middle Fork) Top of the Page Pennsylvania Allegheny River Clarion River Delaware River (Lower) (See also New Jersey) Delaware River (Middle) (See also New Jersey) — National Park Service Site Delaware River (Upper) (See also New York) — National Park Service Site White Clay Creek (See also Delaware) Top of the Page Puerto Rico Rio Mameyes — U.S. Forest Service Site Rio de la Mina — U.S. Forest Service Site Rio Icacos — U.S. Forest Service Site Top of the Page South Carolina Chattooga River (See also Georgia, North Carolina) — U.S. Forest Service Site, Chattooga Net Top of the Page South Dakota Missouri River (See also Nebraska) — National Park Service Site Missouri River (See also Nebraska) — National Park Service Site Top of the Page Tennessee Obed River — National Park Service Site Top of the Page Texas Rio Grande — National Park Service Site, Rio Grande in Big Bend National Park Top of the Page Washington Klickitat River Skagit River — U.S. Forest Service Site White Salmon River Top of the Page West Virginia Bluestone River — National Park Service Site Top of the Page Wisconsin St. Croix River (Lower) (See also Minnesota) — National Park Service Site St. Croix River (Upper) (See also Minnesota) — National Park Service Site St. Croix River (Lower) (See also Minnesota) Wolf River Top of the Page Wyoming Yellowstone River (Clarks Fork) Top of the Page Other Data Printable table of the National Wild &: Scenic Rivers System (PDF — Print as landscape). Instructions for the National Atlas Wild & Scenic Rivers Site (PDF). GIS shape files of the National Wild & Scenic Rivers System (270 KB Self-Extracting Zipped File). Top of the Page

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Created on: 1/1/2007