20260630 13241000 1.0 FGDC CSDGM Metadata FALSE Streams_County_DNR 002 1257344.992116 1617181.077888 284359.499976 477021.025741 1 Projected GCS_North_American_1983 Linear Unit: Foot_US (0.304801) NAD_1983_StatePlane_Washington_North_FIPS_4601_Feet <ProjectedCoordinateSystem xsi:type='typens:ProjectedCoordinateSystem' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xmlns:xs='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema' xmlns:typens='http://www.esri.com/schemas/ArcGIS/2.0.0'><WKT>PROJCS[&quot;NAD_1983_StatePlane_Washington_North_FIPS_4601_Feet&quot;,GEOGCS[&quot;GCS_North_American_1983&quot;,DATUM[&quot;D_North_American_1983&quot;,SPHEROID[&quot;GRS_1980&quot;,6378137.0,298.257222101]],PRIMEM[&quot;Greenwich&quot;,0.0],UNIT[&quot;Degree&quot;,0.0174532925199433]],PROJECTION[&quot;Lambert_Conformal_Conic&quot;],PARAMETER[&quot;False_Easting&quot;,1640416.666666667],PARAMETER[&quot;False_Northing&quot;,0.0],PARAMETER[&quot;Central_Meridian&quot;,-120.8333333333333],PARAMETER[&quot;Standard_Parallel_1&quot;,47.5],PARAMETER[&quot;Standard_Parallel_2&quot;,48.73333333333333],PARAMETER[&quot;Latitude_Of_Origin&quot;,47.0],UNIT[&quot;Foot_US&quot;,0.3048006096012192],AUTHORITY[&quot;EPSG&quot;,2285]]</WKT><XOrigin>-117104300</XOrigin><YOrigin>-99539600</YOrigin><XYScale>3048.0060960121928</XYScale><ZOrigin>-100000</ZOrigin><ZScale>10000</ZScale><MOrigin>-100000</MOrigin><MScale>10000</MScale><XYTolerance>0.0032808333333333331</XYTolerance><ZTolerance>0.001</ZTolerance><MTolerance>0.001</MTolerance><HighPrecision>true</HighPrecision><WKID>102748</WKID><LatestWKID>2285</LatestWKID></ProjectedCoordinateSystem> 20180413 11035600 20260413 13543200 150000000 5000 ItemDescription Forest Practices Hydro/Trans Data Steward Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Forest Practices Division Hydrography and Transportation Data Steward 360.902.1400 360.902.1428 PO BOX 47012 1111 WASHINGTON STREET S.E. OLYMPIA WA 98504-7012 US fpd@dnr.wa.gov ArcGIS Metadata 1.0 Data set can be downloaded free of charge from the DNR GIS Data Center web page http://www.dnr.wa.gov/BusinessPermits/Topics/Data/Pages/gis_data_center.aspx, click on Available GIS Data. Within DNR the HYDRO data sets are refreshed weekly. The data sets are available on ROPA as WCHYDRO, WBHYDRO, and WSHYDRO feature classes, on /database/covers as WC and WBWS ARC/INFO arc/node topology statewide coverages, and on /database/wrias as arc/node coverages tiled by WRIA. Externally, a zip file containing ARC/INFO export files (.e00) of the WC and WBWS coverages, and metadata is available for download. Data is available for the entire state and/or clipped to each county boundary. Data set can be downloaded free of charge from the DNR GIS Data Center web page http://www.dnr.wa.gov/BusinessPermits/Topics/Data/Pages/gis_data_center.aspx, click on Available GIS Data. File Geodatabase Feature Class Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Streams_County_DNR <DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><DIV><P><SPAN>The DNR water course (WCHYDRO), water body (WB), and water shoreline (WS) datasets, collectively known as DNR HYDRO, make up the most up-to-date hydrography layer for the state of Washington. WC represents water courses as arcs or lines. These occur alone as single arcs representing streams, ditches, or pipelines, or as centerlines through water body polygons such as double-banked streams, lakes, impoundments, reservoirs, wet areas, or glaciers. WB represents water bodies as polygonal features. WB includes features such as Puget Sound, lakes, wet areas, reservoirs, impoundments, glaciers, islands, and dams. WS represents shorelines as polygon perimeter arcs. The WC and WBWS are edited daily and simultaneously; updates are posted weekly for internal DNR use and monthly for external use. Attribute interrelationships within the WC and within the WBWS and spatial and attribute interrelationships between the WC and WBWS are maintained. Routes can be built on the WC by using the whole stream identifier (WC_LLID_NR). DNR HYDRO is continually updated through the DNR Forest Practices Water Type Modification Form process. DNR HYDRO is mixed scale. The nominal scale is considered 1:24,000, but some data at larger scales are included. The fields: FP_WTRTY_CD and FP_WTRTY_NNM are used to determine Fish &amp; Non-Fish streams.</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV></DIV> DNR HYDRO (wchydro) supports many agency programs and mandates and is available to the public. Agency uses include state base maps; landscape analyses and modeling; the Family Forest Fish Passage Program; landslide mapping; the Sustainable Harvest Calculation; fire protection; the Natural Heritage Program; and the Trust Forestland HCP water typing system. DNR HYDRO is also used for Forest Practices water typing. The dataset serves as the Forest Practices Water Type Map. The Forest Practices water typing system is used in the planning and regulation of forest practices on state and private forest land. Forest Practices water types (WAC 222-16-031) are intended for DNR Forest Practices regulatory purposes only. Forest Practices Hydro/Trans Data Steward Washington State Department of Natural Resources, Forest Practices Division Hydrography and Transportation Data Steward 360.902.1400 360.902.1428 1111 WASHINGTON STREET S.E. PO BOX 47012 OLYMPIA WA 98504-7012 US fpd@dnr.wa.gov Washington State Washington Pacific Northwest aqueduct watercourse fish ladder hydro water pipeline river siphon hydrography ditch canal stream surface water ISO 19115 Topic Category inlandWaters aqueduct watercourse inlandWaters fish ladder Washington State Washington hydro water pipeline river siphon hydrography ditch canal stream surface water Pacific Northwest This digital data and metadata, (hereinafter collectively referred to as the "information"), are provided on an "AS IS", "AS AVAILABLE" and "WITH ALL FAULTS" basis. Neither Department of Natural Resources nor any of its officials and employees makes any warranty of any kind for this information, express or implied, including but not limited to any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, nor shall the distribution of this information constitute any warranty. The information is collected from various sources and will change over time without notice. DNR and its officials and employees assume no responsibility or legal liability for the accuracy, completeness, reliability, timeliness, or usefulness of any of the information provided nor do they represent that the use of any of the information will not infringe privately owned rights. The information is not intended to constitute advice nor is it to be used as a substitute for specific advice from a licensed professional. You should not act (or refrain from acting) based upon the information without independently verifying the information and, as necessary, obtaining professional advice regarding your particular facts and circumstances. References to any specific commercial product, process, and service by trade name, trademark, or manufacturer do not constitute or imply endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by DNR and its officials and employees. WA ISB, IT Security, Data Category 1 - Public Information (See Security Information). External requests for this data should be directed to the WA DNR GIS Data Center web site ( http://www.dnr.wa.gov/BusinessPermits/Topics/Data/Pages/gis_data_center.aspx ). WA ISB, Information Technology Security Standards, Policy 401-S4 Data Category 1 - Public Information: Public information is information that can be or currently is released to the public. It does not need protection from unauthorized disclosure, but does need integrity and availability protection controls. (Washington State Information Services Board, Information Technology Security Standards, Policy 401-S4, http://isb.wa.gov/policies/401S.doc). publication date Within DNR, HYDRO is available on ROPA as WCHYDRO, WBHYDRO, and WSHYDRO SDE Enterprise Geodatabase Feature Classes. Externally, the data set can be downloaded free of charge from the DNR GIS Data Center web page http://www.dnr.wa.gov/BusinessPermits/Topics/Data/Pages/gis_data_center.aspx, click on Available GIS Data. Attributes identified by the "FP_" prefix (for example: FP_WTRTY_1975_CD, FP_WTRTY_1975_DT, FP_WTRTY_CD, FP_EXP_CD, FP_WTRTY_APPR_DT, etc.) are intended for DNR Forest Practices regulatory purposes only. The HYDRO data sets are refreshed weekly. Esri ArcGIS 12.0.1.8933 1 -122.407201 -120.927839 48.307679 47.768931 Mukilteo GIS: GIS.Streams_County_DNR = DNR_WCHYDRO The City uses the fields: FP_WTRTY_CD = Forest Practices Water Type Code. Identifies the classification of water, such as Fish (F), Non-Fish (N), or Unknown (U). From Washington State DNR GIS and are used to classify water bodies (streams, rivers, lakes) based on fish usage and water quality. It defines the regulatory type for forest practices regulation. FP_WTRTY_NM = Forest Practices Water Type Name. Same except the name is spelled out. Why didn’t they name it after the original source? Looks like the current 2026 data. Washington State Dept of Natural Resources Mixed Scale Hydrography GIS 1987–1992. DNR WCHYDRO was initially created from hydrographic features displayed on U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) 1:24,000-scale topographic maps for the DNR Forest Practices Division. 1992–1994. Photogrammetric compilation of data for forested state, private, and some federal and tribal lands. This compilation was done by township. Where townships contained federal lands along with state or private land, the entire township was included. 1995–1996. Data for all other areas of the state were received in various formats and with differing compilation specifications from federal agencies. These were processed to produce the “DATA96” dataset. Changes continued to be accepted into the dataset through DNR Forest Practices. 2000. DATA96 was split into: DNR operational HYDRO, which continued to receive edits, and a fixed snapshot that became the basis for the Conversion Project. 2003–2004. DNR HYDRO Conversion Project: Production and extensive, systematic QA/QC to create new DNR data in the Pacific Northwest Hydrography Framework Clearinghouse (Framework) data model, in ESRI coverage format with arc/node topology. 2004–2006. Forest Practices Backlog Update Project: Systematic update of DNR HYDRO with the backlog of all changes since 2000. 2005. Forest Practices Water Typing Project: Implementation of a new water typing classification system. This system is based on a multi-parameter, field-verified GIS logistic regression model and modified by field observations, as administered by DNR Forest Practices and reviewed by the Timber/Fish/Wildlife Agreement cooperators. The new system became operational: In Western Washington: March 1, 2005. In Eastern Washington: March 1, 2006 Present Changes continue to be accepted into DNR WCHYDRO through the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Forest Practices Water Type Modification Form (WTMF) process. DNR HYDRO remains in ESRI format. Data refreshed weekly and receives continual spatial and attribute QAQC. Due to the compiliation history of the dataset it has inconsistent stream density across the state. National Map Accuracy Standards of +/- 40 feet (12.19 meters). DNR Washington State Mixed Scale Hydrography Historical Outline: 1987 - 1992 DNR HYDRO initially created from hydrographic features displayed on U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) 1:24,000 scale topographic maps for DNR Forest Practices Division. 1992 - 1994 Photogrammetric compilation of data for forested state, private, and some federal and tribal lands. This compilation was done by township. Where townships contained federal lands and state or private land the entire township was included. 1995 - 1996 Data for all other areas of the state were received in various formats and with differing compilation specifications from federal agencies and processed to produce the "DATA96" dataset. Changes continually accepted into the data set through DNR Forest Practices. 2000 DATA96 split into DNR operational HYDRO which continued to receive edits and a fixed snapshot that became the basis for the Conversion Project. 2003 - 2004 DNR HYDRO Conversion Project. Production and extensive, systematic QAQC to produce new DNR data in the Pacific Northwest Hydrography Framework Clearinghouse (Framework) data model in ESRI coverage format with arc/node topology. 2004 - 2006 Forest Practices Backlog Update Project. Systematic update of DNR HYDRO with backlog of all changes since 2000. 2004 - 2006 Forest Practices Water Typing Project. New Forest Practices Water Typing Classification system implemented. System is based on a multi-parameter, field-verified geographic information system (GIS) logistic regression model and modified by field observations as administered by DNR Forest Practices and reviewed by the Timber/Fish/Wildlife Agreement cooperators. The new system became operational for Western Washington on March 1, 2005, and for Eastern Washington on March 1, 2006. PRESENT - Changes continue to be accepted into DNR HYDRO through the DNR Forest Practices Water Type Modification Form (WTMF) process. DNR HYDRO is in ESRI coverage format and is edited in Workstation Arc/Info. See http://www.dnr.wa.gov/BusinessPermits/Topics/ForestPracticesApplications/Pages/fp_watertyping.aspx 0 Streams_County_DNR Feature Class 286399 OBJECTID Internal feature number. ESRI Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. OBJECTID OID 4 0 0 WC_ID WC_ID Integer 4 0 0 A unique, persistent number identifying each record. SHAPE Feature geometry. ESRI Coordinates defining the features. Shape Geometry 0 0 0 WC_LLID_NR The watercourse longitude/latitude identifier number (LLID) is a whole stream identifier. The LLID has 13 characters, is unique to each stream from headwaters to confluence. Routes can be built using the LLID. The LLID is based on the position of the downstream point (mouth or confluence) of the watercourse, and is created by concatenating the decimal degreevalues (to four places of precision) of the coordinates (without the decimal points). There is no valid defaultvalue for this field and it must be populated. see definition see definition n/a WC_LLID_NR Double 8 0 0 WC_LN_TYPE_LABEL_NM WC_LN_TYPE_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Watercourse line type label. Identifies the primary GIS database function of the watercourse line regardless of the hydrographic feature or hydrologic function it may represent. Artificial Artificial connector. A watercourse line projected for connectivity purposes. For example, a stream not connected by an above-ground channel system to a shoreline or downstream network due to infiltration may be connected to the larger network by segments with WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5 in order to maintain network connectivity for modeling or future linear referencing purposes. An artificial connector is called a subsurface connector when field information provided on a WTMF specifically describes a stream as being "subsurface". Subsurface connectors shall have WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5, WC_CONTU_CD = 'sub'. Single strm A single line watercourse segment. A natural, well-defined or not-well defined channel produced wholly or in part by a definite flow of water, continuous or intermittent. May include: pipelines, actively maintained irrigation ditches, seasonal streams not physically connected by an above ground channel system to Forest Practices typed water (S, F, or Np), dry-draws, or swales. May be "Trust Forestland HCP Water Typing System" type 5 water. All watercourses represent features that exist on-the-ground. Inter lake Watercourse interior line within a polygonal water body (lake or reservoir). An artificial path. Inter stream Watercourse interior line within a double-banked polygonal watercourse (for example, the Columbia River). An artificial path. Perim stream Watercourse segment coincident with a water body perimeter (for example, when a stream shoreline and wet area boundary share the same line). A defined channel. WC_CART_FTR_CD Watercourse cartographic feature code. Identifies the surface water feature that the watercourse line represents. These codes developed initially by the USGS. Derived from the USGS digital line graph (DLG) hydrographic classification code. This is the DNR Hydro WTR.BDY.TY code in pre-Conversion Project (2003) DNR HYDRO. 100 Alkali flat 101 Reservoir 105 (NO LONGER USED) Area subject to inundation. This is the area that would be covered by water if the reservoir or impoundment was filled. 106 Fish hatchery or farm 107 Industrial water impoundment 109 Sewage disposal pond or filtration bed 110 Tailings pond 111 Marsh, wet area, swamp, bog. These generally originated as swamps and marshes scanned from the USGS 1:24,000 topographic maps. Wet areas are not classified by the WAC 222-16-035 wetland typing system; they have no regulatory significance. 114 Cranberry bog. In the dataset these are found only near the southwest Washington coast. 400 Rapids 401 Water falls 402 Gravel pit or quarry filled with water 406 (NO LONGER USED) Dam or weir 407 Canal lock or sluice gate 408 Spillway 410 Exposed rock 412 Stream or river 414 Ditch or canal 415 Aqueduct 417 Penstock 418 Siphon 419 Channel in water area 420 Wash or ephemeral drain. These flow water only as a result of storm precipitation. 421 Lake or pond 422 (NO LONGER USED) Reef 423 (NO LONGER USED) Sand or gravel in open water 425 (NO LONGER USED) Fish ladder 466 Pier, jetty, breakwater, dock, wharf or causeway 902 (NO LONGER USED) Island (Code is still used in wbhydro) 999 Unknown/Unclassified 103 Glacier or permanent snowfield 115 (NO LONGER USED) Flats (tidal, mud, sand, gravel) 116 (NO LONGER USED) Bay, estuary, gulf, ocean or sea 117 (NO LONGER USED) Shoal n/a n/a n/a WC_CART_FTR_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 WC_CART_FTR_LABEL_NM WC_CART_FTR_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Watercourse cartographic feature code. Identifies the surface water feature that the watercourse line represents. These codes developed initially by the USGS. Alkali flat Alkali flat Reservoir Reservoir Inundation (NO LONGER USED) Inundation area hatchery Fish hatchery or farm Industrial Industrial water impoundment Sewage pond Sewage pond or filtration bed Tailing pond Tailing pond Marsh Marsh, wet area, swamp, bog Bog Cranberry bog Rapids Rapids Falls Water Falls Flooded pit Gravel pit or quarry filled with water Dam/weir (NO LONGER USED) Dam or weir Canal/locks Canal lock or sluice gate Spillway Spillway Exposed rock Exposed rock Stream/river Stream or river Ditch/canal Ditch or canal Aqueduct Aqueduct Penstock Penstock Siphon Siphon Channel Channel in water Wash Wash or ephemeral drain Lake/pond Lake or pond Reef (NO LONGER USED) Reef Sand/gravel (NO LONGER USED) Sand or gravel in open water Fish ladder (NO LONGER USED) Fish ladder Pier/jetty Pier or jetty Impoundment Impoundment (non-reservoir) Unknown Unknown or Unclassified Glacier Glacier or permanent snowfield Flats (NO LONGER USED) Flats (tidal, mud, sand, gravel) Bay/estuary (NO LONGER USED) Bay, estuary, gulf, ocean or sea Shoal (NO LONGER USED) Shoal WC_LN_TYPE_CD Watercourse line type code. Identifies the primary GIS database function of the watercourse line regardless of the hydrographic feature or hydrologic function it may represent. WC_LN_TYPE_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 5 Artificial connector used outside water bodies only. A watercourse line projected for connectivity purposes. For example, a stream not connected by an above-ground channel system to a shoreline or downstream network due to infiltration may be connected to the larger network by segments with WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5 in order to maintain network connectivity for modeling or future linear referencing purposes. An artificial connector is called a subsurface connector when field information provided on a WTMF specifically describes a stream as being ‘subsurface’. Subsurface connectors shall have WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5, WC_CONTU_CD = 'sub'. 10 A single line watercourse segment; A natural, well-defined or not-well defined channel produced wholly or in part by a definite flow of water, continuous or intermittent. May include: pipelines, actively maintained irrigation ditches, seasonal streams not physically connected by an above ground channel system to Forest Practices typed water (S, F, or Np), dry-draws, or swales. May be ‘Trust Forestland HCP Water Typing System’ type 5 water. All watercourses represent features that exist on-the-ground 20 Watercourse interior line within a polygonal water body (lake or reservoir). An artificial path. 21 Watercourse interior line within a double-banked polygonal watercourse (for example, the Columbia River), wet area, impounded wet area, double-banked ditch or pipeline. An artificial path. 30 Watercourse segment coincident with a water body perimeter (for example, when a stream shoreline and wet area boundary share the same line). A defined channel. WC_HYDR_FTR_LABEL_NM WC_HYDR_FTR_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Watercourse hydrographic feature label. Identifies the hydrographic category in which the watercourse line belongs. Ditches Ditches, canals, flumes Impoundments Impoundments or areas subject to inundation Impound wet Impounded wet areas. In the dataset these are found only near the southwest Washington coast. Lakes/ponds Lakes and ponds Pipelines Pipelines and water conveyance structures Side channel Side channels to rivers or streams Streams Streams and rivers Unknown Unknown or Unclassified Wet areas Wet Area. These generally originated as swamps and marshes scanned from the USGS 1:24,000 topographic maps. Wet areas are not classified by the WAC 222-16-035 wetland typing system; they have no regulatory significance. WC_GNIS_NM Watercourse Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) name. The name of the represented feature in the USGS GNIS database (http://geonames.usgs.gov/domestic/index.html). Not all features will have a GNIS name and number, but all features with GNIS names will have GNIS numbers and vice versa. The WC_GNIS_NM applies to the surface water feature, often a whole stream. Each arc composing the named feature will have the same GNIS name and number. Names entered into GNIS have been approved by the US Board on Geographic Names. When the Washington State Board on Geographic Names approves a name, the proposal is forwarded on to the US Board for their review. There are rare cases where the WA and US Board disagree, and in that case, the Washington name is not entered into GNIS. DNR is aware of one such disagreement: Crater Glacier (US Board) vs. Tulutson Glacier (WA Board). WC_GNIS_NM String 50 0 0 1 WC_FLOW_PATH_LABEL_NM WC_FLOW_PATH_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Watercourse flow path label. A classification of the flow pathway within polygonal water body features. Where water body interior lines do not represent defined channels WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 1 or 2 and WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 20 or 21; these are artificial paths. Where watercourse lines represent defined channels WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 3 and WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 10 or 30. Primary Primary path of a watercourse centerline that flows through a water body as an interior line and artificial path. Represents the flow of water from the main inlet to the main outlet of a polygonal water body. Secondary Secondary path of a watercourse that flows through a water body as an interior line and artificial path. The linear path that represent additional flow paths of water, usually from secondary tributaries entering the water body and connecting to the primary path. Also called "laterals". Single line A single line watercourse segment usually representing a defined channel (WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 10 or 30). May flow through a water body with WB_HYDR_FTR_CD = WT (wet area), GL (glacier), etc. May also be a single-line water course artificial connector (WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5). FP_WTRTY_1975_CD Forest Practices water type legacy code. The original water type classifications used in conjunction with DNR Forest Practices regulations between 1975 and (1) March 1, 2005 for Western Washington and (2) March 1, 2006 for Eastern Washington. DNR will neither keep the FP_WTRTY_1975_CD current nor synchronized with on-going changes to the new water typing system. The new system was implemented March 1, 2005 for Western Washington and March 1, 2006 for Eastern Washington. Generally, the FP_WTRTY_1975_CD and FP_WTRTY_1975_DT fields are not edited under the new water typing system. Neither FP_WTRTY_1975_CD nor FP_WTRTY_1975_DT are edited for new system spatial adds or tabular only database changes. For new system spatial updates these fields are edited only to transfer existing values to an arc that is added as part of a spatial update to an existing stream (a realign). Basically, once the new scheme was turned "on" the FP_WTRTY_1975_CD was frozen. Except as noted above, FP_WTRTY_1975_CD will be blank or 0 for any new arc added since the implementation dates. The water typing system was developed solely for the regulation of forest practices (WAC 222). 1 All waters, within their ordinary high-water mark, inventoried as "shorelines of the state" under Chapter 90.58 RCW. 2 Segments of natural waters which are not classified as Type 1 Water and have a high fish, wildlife or human use (for example, campgrounds). 3 Segments of natural waters which are not classified as Type 1 or Type 2 Waters and have a moderate to slight fish, wildlife, or human use. 4 All segments of natural waters within the bankfull width of defined channels that are perennial non-fish habitat streams. 5 All segments of natural waters within the bankfull width of defined channels that are not Type 1, 2, 3, or 4 Waters. 9 Unclassified water segment. 0 Water segment added after implementation of the new habitat based Water Type codes on March 1, 2005 for Western Washington and March 1, 2006 for Eastern Washington. FP_WTRTY_1975_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 WC_CONTU_LABEL_NM WC_CONTU_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Watercourse continuity label. This is the classification of stream flow in relation to its expression at the earth's surface. The most common condition is that a stream is continuous. An example of using WC_CONTU_CD with WC_PERIOD_CD: If areas of perennial, intermittent or ephemeral flow exist along a stream reach they are not separated out; the hydrologist chooses the dominant periodicity and calls the continuity "interrupted". If the reach is not continuously perennial or intermittent it is described as "interrupted". This attribute describes the physical characteristics of a stream. The scale at which the data are captured or displayed may also be a factor to consider. Continuous Continuous. A channel with no interruptions in space. Interrupted Interrupted. A perennial flow with intervening intermittent or ephemeral segments or intermittent flow with intervening ephemeral segments Sub-surface Sub-surface. Watercourse reach that represents a sub-surface flow. Unknown Unknown or Unclassified FP_WTRTY_1975_DT Forest Practices water type legacy date. The most recent date between 1992 and 11 January 2007 that a water type classification of a stream segment was officially approved by DNR, Forest Practices. DNR will neither keep the FP_WTRTY_1975_DT current nor synchronized with on-going changes to the new water typing system. The new system was implemented March 1, 2005 for Western Washington and March 1, 2006 for Eastern Washington. Generally, the FP_WTRTY_1975_CD and FP_WTRTY_1975_DT fields are not edited under the new water typing system. Neither FP_WTRTY_1975_CD nor FP_WTRTY_1975_DT are edited for new system spatial adds or tabular only database changes. For new system spatial updates these fields are edited ONLY to transfer existing values to an arc that is added as part of a spatial update to an existing stream (a realign). Basically, once the new scheme was turned ‘on’ the FP_WTRTY_1975_DT was frozen. Except as noted above, FP_WTRTY_1975_DT will be blank or 0 for any new arc added since the implementation dates. The water typing system was developed solely for the regulation of forest practices (WAC 222). FP_WTRTY_1975_DT Date 8 0 0 WC_PERIOD_LABEL_NM WC_PERIOD_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Watercourse periodicity code. This is a classification for watercourses in terms of the seasonal behavior of the feature or in terms of its surface flow. Ephemeral Ephemeral. Watercourse that exist only as a result of storm precipitation. Intermittent Intermittent or seasonal. Watercourse that is dry during certain times of the year. Perennial Perennial. Watercourse that essentially exist year round Unknown Unknown or unclassified. Used when condition information is unknown or unclassified FP_WTRTY_EDIT_DT Forest Practices water type edit date. The date the Forest Practices water type was last edited. Used only in conjunction with the water typing system implemented 3/1/2005 western and 3/1/2006 eastern Washington. These are the earliest dates possible for this field for western Washington and eastern Washington. This field will be updated whenever a water type modification form is processed, but not for edits outside of the form. (yet to be determined) FP_WTRTY_EDIT_DT Date 8 0 0 FP_WTRTY_CD Forest Practices water type code. DNR Forest Practices water type codes as described in WAC 222-16-031, interim water typing system. This water typing system was implemented in Western Washington March 1, 2005 and in Eastern Washington March 1, 2006. The water type code is based on the Forest Practices Rules, Forest Practices Board Manual Section 13 field surveys, and a multi-parameter, field verified geographic information system (GIS) logistic regression model. The water typing model is based on thousands of field surveys of fish presence and fish habitat. Other model parameters are gradient, elevation, basin size and average annual precipitation derived from the US Geological Survey's digital elevation model (DEM) for the state of Washington. Technical considerations required that the model be developed on a ‘virtual’ stream network system derived from the DEM database. The DEM-based model results were then transferred to the DNR's hydrographic GIS ‘map’ (WCHYDRO) (also known as the water type map) in order to implement the new letter water type codes. Qualifying field observations over-ride model results. DNR water types are intended solely for the implementation of the forest practice rules (WAC 222). S Type S water as defined in WAC 222-16-031 (1). F Type F water as defined in WAC 222-16-031 (2) and (3). N Type N water as defined in WAC 222-16-031 (4) and (5). The FP_WTRTY_CD (N) combined with the FP_PERIOD_CD (p or s) make up the ‘Np’ and ‘Ns’ water types. Note that the Np / Ns break is determined by on-the-ground observation only. There has been no direct translation of the former type 4 and 5 to the new types Np and Ns. When a forest practice activity is proposed the applicant must identify the perennial (Np) and seasonal (Ns) streams on their Forest Practice Activity Map. U Letter ‘U’ indicates that the Forest Practices water type is unknown. May be one of the following: (1) Un-modeled stream that was formerly untyped/unknown (former ‘type 9’) and remains unverified (FP_EXP_CD = U1). Stream may or may not exist on ground, and water type has not been assigned. (2) Reserved for Conversion Project contractor added connectors that are unverified. Cartographic stream link that connects a typed stream or stream network to a hydrographic source feature. No apparent surface flow; may or may not be a subsurface flow. (FP_EXP_CD = U2). (3) Verified stream addition, or confirmation of former untyped/unknown (former ‘type 9’) mapped stream. Stream exists on ground, but water type has not been assigned. (FP_EXP_CD = U3). (4) Outside of modeled area. Classified previously as untyped/unknown (former ‘type 9’). (For use in Eastern Washington only; FP_EXP_CD = U4). X Letter ‘X’ indicates that the feature cannot be assigned a Forest Practices water type. ‘X’ indicates non-typed water per WAC 222-16-031. One of the following: (1) mapped feature (field verified or verified by other means) not meeting the definition of a typed water as set forth in WAC 222-16-031 and, therefore, having no Forest Practices water type designation. These may include seasonal streams that are not physically connected by an above-ground channel system to Forest Practices type S, F, or Np waters; dry draws; swales; ditches and canals designed solely for irrigation purposes (but not portions of channelized natural streams that may be also used for irrigation purposes) (WC_LN_TYPE_CD =10); or (2) used to indicate stream deleted from the water type map but remaining in the database to maintain network connectivity (WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5); or (3) verified subsurface connector (WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5); or (4) an artificial connector (WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5). FP_WTRTY_CD String 1 0 0 FP_PERIOD_CD Forest Practices periodicity code. Indicates stream periodicity as defined in WAC 222-16-031 (4) and (5). Used only with the Forest Practices WAC 222-16-031, interim water typing system where FP_WTRTY_CD = N. The FP_WTRTY_CD (N) combined with the FP_PERIOD_CD (p or s) make up the "Np" and "Ns" water types. Note that the Np / Ns break is determined by on-the-ground observation only. There has been no direct translation of the former type 4 and 5 to the new types Np and Ns. When a forest practice activity is proposed the applicant should identify the perennial (Np) and seasonal (Ns) streams on their Forest Practice Activity Map when possible. Np and Ns are shown on the FPARS maps wherever they have been determined. Most FP_PERIOD_CD values are "u" (unknown) because the Np / Ns determination has not been made. p Perennial. Waters that do not go dry during any time of a year of normal rainfall. This value combined with the FP_WTRTY_CD (N) makes up the water type Np. ‘p’ only shown on the water type map when submitted on a WTMF since the adoption of the letter water type codes. WAC 222-16-031(4) and WAC 222-16-030(3) s Seasonal. Waters where surface flow is not present for at least some portion of a normal year of rain. This value combined with the FP_WTRTY_CD (N) make up the water type Ns. ‘s’ only shown on the water type map when submitted on a WTMF since the adoption of the letter water type codes. u Unknown or unclassified. FP_PERIOD_CD String 1 0 0 FP_EXP_CD Forest Practices water type explanation code. Explains how each stream segment or hydrographic feature within WCHYDRO has been assigned its current water type (FP_WTRTY_CD) value. It is a supplemental Forest Practices Water Type Coding system to be used in conjunction with the FP_WTRTY_CD, providing a more in-depth explanation of the assigned water type code of each stream segment and hydrographic feature. Historical Background. The Forest Practices water typing system is based on a multi-parameter, field-verified geographic information system (GIS) logistic regression model and allows for water type changes and modifications by water typing surveys as administered by DNR Forest Practices and reviewed by the Timber/Fish/Wildlife Agreement cooperators. The new system became operational for Western Washington on March 1, 2005, and for Eastern Washington on March 1, 2006. This system uses WAC 222-16-031’s S, F, and N water type codes with two additional water type codes assigned to un-typed/unknown waters (U) and other non-typed hydrographic features (X). Not all streams and hydrographic features were typed directly as a result of the modeling process, so the FP_EXP_CD was created, in part, to distinguish modeled from non-modeled streams and provide the means to track model performance over time by coding water type changes to modeled streams. It was also created to provide additional information concerning the typing of watercourse features and cartographic elements outside of the model environment. F0 Artificial interior line segment within a double-banked stream, side channel or ditch (WBHYDRO) polygon, connecting a lateral watercourse to a type F centerline. This segment exists for stream network connectivity purposes and will have a WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 2 and WC_LN_TYP_CD = 21. F1 Modeled as fish habitat, occurring downstream of a modeled end of fish habitat point. F2 Un-modeled fish stream. Watercourse existed prior to the “fish model” within the designated model area but match could not be found between this stream segment and DEM-generated stream model. DNR approved field survey data and/or former water type indicates fish use/fish habitat. F3 An artificial interior watercourse segment representing the flow of water through a type F lake, pond or reservoir WBHYDRO polygon. Exists for stream network connectivity purposes and will have a WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 1 or 2 and WC_LN_TYP_CD = 20. F4 (NO LONGER IN USE) Mapping anomaly prevented normal model or coding implementation. Former water type indicated ‘fish use’ or is associated with other fish use/fish habitat waters. Most common occurrences were in channelized streams (e.g. irrigation ditches, canals) or un-modeled streams with former water typing inconsistencies. No longer needed. Post-model water type updates on these features are to be assigned an FP_EXP_CD of F2. F5 Fish hatchery, public diversion waters or other former type 2 waters as defined by WAC 222-16-031 (2). May or may not have been modeled as fish habitat. F6 Fish bearing/fish habitat stream added after water type model implementation. F7 Model Override: Approved post 1996 hydro updates from field surveys submitted on Water Type Modification Forms or other approved field survey data place fish-bearing/fish habitat waters upstream of modeled end of fish habitat point. F8 (NO LONGER IN USE) Classified previously as having fish use (e.g. former type 3) outside of designated Forest and Fish modeled area in Eastern Washington only. No longer needed. Post-model water type updates on these features are to be assigned an FP_EXP_CD of F2. N0 Artificial interior line within a double-banked stream, side channel or ditch connecting a lateral watercourse to a type N centerline. Exists for stream connectivity purposes and will have a WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 2 and WC_LN_TYP_CD = 21. N1 Modeled as non-fish habitat, occurring upstream of a modeled end of fish habitat point. N2 Un-modeled non-fish stream. Watercourse existed prior to the “fish model” within the designated model area but match could not be found between this stream segment and DEM-generated stream model. DNR approved field survey data and/or former water type classification indicates non-fish use/non-fish habitat. N3 An artificial interior watercourse segment representing the flow of water through a type N lake, pond or reservoir (WBHYDRO) polygon. Exists for stream network connectivity purposes and will have a WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 1 or 2 and WC_LN_TYP_CD = 20. N4 (NO LONGER IN USE) Mapping anomaly prevented normal model/coding implementation. Former water type indicated ‘no fish use’ or is associated with other non-fish waters. Most common occurrences were in channelized streams (e.g. irrigation ditches, canals) or unmodeled streams with former water typing inconsistencies. No longer needed. Post-model water type updates on these features are to be assigned an FP_EXP_CD of N2. N5 Non-fish bearing/non-fish habitat stream added after model implementation. N6 Former untyped/unknown hydrographic stream feature (former ‘type 9’) occurring upstream of a modeled end point. May or may not have had a matching DEM-modeled stream. N7 Model Override: Approved post 1996 survey/hydro update submitted on Water Type Modification Forms or other approved surveys indicate end of fish-bearing/fish habitat waters downstream of modeled end of habitat point. N8 (NO LONGER IN USE) Classified previously as having no fish use (former type 4, 5) outside of designated Forest and Fish modeled area in Eastern Washington only. No longer needed. Post-model water type updates on these features are to be assigned an FP_EXP_CD of N2. S0 Artificial interior line within a double-banked stream, side channel or ditch connecting a lateral watercourse to a type S centerline. Exists for stream network connectivity purposes and will have a WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 2 and WC_LN_TYP_CD = 21. S1 Shorelines of the State as designated by the “Shoreline Management Act” (SMA), Chapter 90.58 RCW. S2 Shorelines of Statewide Significance (‘S+’ Waters) as designated by the Shoreline Management Act (SMA), Chapter 90.58 RCW. S3 An artificial interior watercourse segment representing the flow of water through a type S lake, pond or reservoir (WBHYDRO) polygon. Exists for stream network connectivity purposes and will have a WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 2 and WC_LN_TYP_CD = 20. U1 Non-modeled or un-modeled stream that was formerly untyped/unknown and remains unverified (former ‘type 9’). Stream may or may not exist on the ground and water type has not been assigned. U2 Cartographic stream link that connects a typed stream or stream network to a hydrographic source feature. Reserved for vendor-added (sewall) surface connectors that remain unverified. May or may not exist on the ground or be a subsurface flow. U3 Verified stream addition or confirmation of former untyped/unknown mapped stream (former ‘type 9’). Stream exists on ground, but water type has not been assigned. U4 Classified previously as untyped/unknown (former ‘type 9’) outside of designated Forest and Fish modeled area in Eastern Washington only. Stream may or may not exist on the ground and water type has not been assigned. No longer needed. Post-model water type updates on these features are to be assigned an FP_EXP_CD of N2. X1 Non-typed water per WAC 222-16-031. A mapped feature (field verified or verified by other means) that does not meet the definition of a typed water as set forth in WAC 222-16-031 and, therefore, has no Forest Practices water type designation. These include: 1) seasonal streams that are not located downstream of Np waters and are not physically connected by an above-ground channel system to Forest Practices type S, F, or Np waters. (WC_LN_TYP_CD = 10, 30); 2) dry draws, swales or other ephemeral drains (WC_LN_TYP_CD = 10, 30); Manmade water conveyances not associated with fish use such as pipelines, ditches and canals used for irrigation purposes. (WC_LN_TYP_CD = 10, 21); artificial interior segment within industrial, sewage and tailings pond impoundments (WC_LN_TYP_CD = 20). X2 An artificial connector existing on the map to maintain stream connectivity for the following reasons: 1) A previously mapped portion of a watercourse “deleted” from the water type map where no channel is found by surveyors in a limited survey area, but is retained in the database to maintain network connectivity between upstream and downstream watercourses; 2) a link connecting seasonal (e.g. X1 streams) to typed waters downstream, representing flow where no channel is detected by surveyors on the ground where the surface channel ends within ½ mile from typed waters. X3 Non-typed water per WAC 222-16-031. A verified subsurface connector (WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5, WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 3). FP_EXP_CD String 2 0 0 FP_WTRTY_NM FP_WTRTY_NM String 50 0 0 FP_VER_CD Forest Practices verification code. Identifies the water typing survey method used when assigning a water type to a stream segment. All such surveys are documented by an approved water type modification form (WTMF). For use only with the Forest Practices water typing system. See FP_WTRTY_SRC_DESC for source of water types not assigned by a survey method. FP_VER_CD codes 'B', 'P', or 'N' only apply to streams surveyed since 3/1/2005. P Water type based upon physical criteria only. This means only the physical characteristics specifically listed in WAC 222-16-031 (3) (b). Waters meeting these listed characteristics are presumed to have fish use. FP_VER_CD codes 'B', 'P', or 'N' only apply to streams surveyed since 3/1/2005. B Water type based upon biological assessment. This may be one or more of the following: 1. fish observed, 2. the survey followed the Guidelines for Determining Fish Use (Board Manual, Section 13, Part 4), ie. "protocol", 3. the survey followed the Guidelines for Determining Fish Use (Board Manual, Section 13, Part 6), ie. an "alternative protocol" that was documented prior to the survey was used, 4. as part of an ID Team, a WDFW or tribal biologist agreement with the proposal is documented, 5. If the stream does not meet the minimum pool requirements for a protocol survey (Board Manual, Section 13, Part 4), and this is documented, then the survey is following protocol and is considered a "biological assessment." FP_VER_CD codes 'B', 'P', or 'N' only apply to streams surveyed since 3/1/2005. N Water type not verified by either physical criteria or biological assessment. FP_VER_CD codes 'B', 'P', or 'N' only apply to streams surveyed since 3/1/2005. U Method of water type determination is unknown. FP_VER_CD String 1 0 0 SL_WTRTY_CD State Lands water type code. A classification code used to support the DNR State Trust Lands Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP), effective September 1997. See http://www.dnr.wa.gov/hcp/index.html. Used in conjunction with the SL_WTRTY_EDIT_DT. 1 Shorelines of the state. Type 1 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. All waters, within their ordinary high-water mark, as inventoried as "shorelines of the state" under chapter 90.58 RCW. 2 Waters with high fish, wildlife, or human use. Type 2 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. Segments of natural waters which are not classified as Type 1 Water and have a high fish, wildlife or human use. 3 Waters with moderate fish, wildlife, or human use. Type 3 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. Segments of natural waters which are not classified as Type 1 or Type 2 Waters and have a moderate to slight fish, wildlife, or human use. 4 Perennial non-fish habitat stream. Type 4 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. All segments of natural waters within the bankfull width of defined channels that are perennial nonfish habitat streams. 5 Seasonal non-fish habitat stream. Type 5 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. All segments of natural waters within the bankfull width of defined channels that are not Type 1, 2, 3, or 4 Waters. 9 Unclassified water feature. SL_WTRTY_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 SL_WTRTY_EDIT_DT State Lands water type edit date. The date the State Trust Lands Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) Water Type was last edited. Used in conjunction with the SL_WTRTY_CD. SL_WTRTY_EDIT_DT Date 8 0 0 FP_PERIOD_LABEL_NM FP_PERIOD_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Forest Practices periodicity label. Indicates stream periodicity as defined in WAC 222-16-031 (4) and (5). Used only with the Forest Practices WAC 222-16-031, interim water typing system where FP_WTRTY_CD = N. The FP_WTRTY_CD (N) combined with the FP_PERIOD_CD (p or s) make up the "Np" and "Ns" water types. Note that the Np / Ns break is determined by on-the-ground observation only. There has been no direct translation of the former type 4 and 5 to the new types Np and Ns. When a forest practice activity is proposed the applicant must identify the perennial (Np) and seasonal (Ns) streams on their Forest Practice Activity Map. Np and Ns are shown on the FPARS maps wherever they have been determined. Most FP_PERIOD_CD values are "u" (unknown) because the Np / Ns determination has not been made. Perennial Perennial. Waters that do not go dry during any time of a year of normal rainfall. This value combined with the FP_WTRTY_CD (N) makes up the water type Np. ‘p’ only shown on the water type map when submitted on a WTMF since the adoption of the letter water type codes. WAC 222-16-031(4) and WAC 222-16-030(3) Seasonal Seasonal. Waters where surface flow is not present for at least some portion of a normal year of rain. This value combined with the FP_WTRTY_CD (N) make up the water type Ns. ‘s’ only shown on the water type map when submitted on a WTMF since the adoption of the letter water type codes. Unknown Unknown or unclassified. FP_WTRTY_APPR_DT Forest Practices approval date. The date of Forest Practices approval of the Water Type Modification Form associated with the stream segment. Water Type Modification Forms are the means by which changes to the database are proposed. FP_WTRTY_APPR_DT Date 8 0 0 FP_VER_LABEL_NM FP_VER_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Forest Practices verification label. Identifies the water typing survey method used when assigning a water type to a stream segment. All such surveys are documented by an approved water type modification form (WTMF). For use only with the Forest Practices water typing system. See FP_WTRTY_SRC_DESC for source of water types not assigned by a survey method. FP_VER_CD codes 'B', 'P', or 'N' only apply to streams surveyed since 3/1/2005. Physical Water type based upon physical criteria only. This means only the physical characteristics specifically listed in WAC 222-16-031 (3) (b). Waters meeting these listed characteristics are presumed to have fish use. FP_VER_CD codes 'B', 'P', or 'N' only apply to streams surveyed since 3/1/2005. Biological Water type based upon biological assessment. This may be one or more of the following: 1. fish observed, 2. the survey followed the Guidelines for Determining Fish Use (Board Manual, Section 13, Part 4), ie. "protocol", 3. the survey followed the Guidelines for Determining Fish Use (Board Manual, Section 13, Part 6), ie. an "alternative protocol" that was documented prior to the survey was used, 4. as part of an ID Team, a WDFW or tribal biologist agreement with the proposal is documented, 5. If the stream does not meet the minimum pool requirements for a protocol survey (Board Manual, Section 13, Part 4), and this is documented, then the survey is following protocol and is considered a "biological assessment." FP_VER_CD codes 'B', 'P', or 'N' only apply to streams surveyed since 3/1/2005. Not Verified Water type not verified by either physical criteria or biological assessment. FP_VER_CD codes 'B', 'P', or 'N' only apply to streams surveyed since 3/1/2005. Unknown Method of water type determination is unknown. WC_HYDR_FTR_CD Watercourse hydrographic feature code. Identifies the hydrographic category in which the watercourse line belongs. WC_HYDR_FTR_CD String 2 0 0 DC Ditches, canals, flumes IM Impoundments or areas subject to inundation IW Impounded wet areas. In the dataset these are found only near the southwest Washington coast. LA Lakes and ponds PP Pipelines and water conveyance structures SC Side channels to rivers or streams ST Streams and rivers UN Unknown or Unclassified WT Wet Area. These generally originated as swamps and marshes scanned from the USGS 1:24,000 topographic maps. Wet areas are not classified by the WAC 222-16-035 wetland typing system; they have no regulatory significance. WC_FLOW_PATH_CD Watercourse flow path code. Used to define the flow pathways of streams and artificial connectors. 1 Primary path of a watercourse centerline that flows through a water body as an interior line and artificial path. Represents the flow of water from the main inlet to the main outlet of a polygonal water body. 2 Secondary path of a watercourse that flows through a water body as an interior line and artificial path. The linear path that represent additional flow paths of water, usually from secondary tributaries entering the water body and connecting to the primary path. Also called "laterals". 3 A single line watercourse segment usually representing a defined channel (WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 10 or 30). May flow through a water body with WB_HYDR_FTR_CD = WT (wet area), GL (glacier), etc. May also be a single-line water course artificial connector (WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 5). WC_FLOW_PATH_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 WC_GNIS_NR Watercourse Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) number. The identifier number assigned to each named feature in the USGS GNIS database (http://geonames.usgs.gov/domestic/index.html). This number is used to insert and/or update water body names stored in the framework hydrography database. Not all features will have a GNIS name and number, but all features with GNIS names will have GNIS numbers and vice versa. WC_GNIS_NR are unique to each named surface water feature, not to each individual line segment. WC_GNIS_NR Integer 4 0 0 WC_CONTU_CD Watercourse continuity code. This is the classification of stream flow in relation to its expression at the earth's surface. The most common condition is that a stream is continuous. An example of using WC_CONTU_CD with WC_PERIOD_CD: If areas of perennial, intermittent or ephemeral flow exist along a stream reach they are not separated out; the hydrologist chooses the dominant periodicity and calls the continuity "interrupted". If the reach is not continuously perennial or intermittent it is described as "interrupted". This attribute describes the physical characteristics of a stream. The scale at which the data are captured or displayed may also be a factor to consider. CON Continuous. A channel with no interruptions in space. INT Interrupted. A watercourse with a perennial flow with intervening intermittent or ephemeral segments or intermittent flow with intervening ephemeral segments. SUB Sub-surface. Watercourse reach that represents a sub-surface flow. UNK Unknown or unclassified WC_CONTU_CD String 3 0 0 FTR_MOD_LABEL_NM FTR_MOD_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Feature modification label. Identifies the type of change that occurred to the hydrography water shoreline feature. Tracks the type of modification performed on the database. Intended to distinguish those features that would be updated in the Framework dataset during a transaction if an update process was in place. Addition Addition of spatial feature Deletion Deletion of existing spatial feature. Documents the historical ID, which maybe referenced in an orphaned event row that will have no matching spatial record. (Code value only valid with PNW Hydrography Framework Data Model in ESRI Dynamic Segmentation format) Update Update of existing spatial feature WC_PERIOD_CD Watercourse periodicity code. This is a classification for watercourses in terms of the seasonal behavior of the feature or in terms of its surface flow. EPH Ephemeral. Watercourse that exist only as a result of storm precipitation. INT Intermittent or seasonal. Watercourse that is dry during certain times of the year. PER Perennial. Watercourse that essentially exist year round UNK Unknown or Unclassified. Used when condition information is unknown or unclassified WC_PERIOD_CD String 3 0 0 FTR_INPUT_LABEL_NM FTR_INPUT_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Feature input label. The manner in which the hydrography watercourse data is entered or updated in the spatial database. These codes can be found in the associated lookup table. Automatic Automatic via computer software Scan Scanning Digitize Tablet digitizing Coord File Digital spatial or coordinate file Auto Automatic line tracing Heads-up Heads-up (on-screen) digitizing Unknown Unknown or unspecified map feature input method FTR_INPUT_CD Feature input code. The manner in which the hydrography watercourse data is entered or updated in the spatial database. These codes can be found in the associated lookup table. 1 Automatic via computer software 2 Scanning 3 Tablet digitizing 4 Digital spatial or coordinate file 5 Automatic line tracing 6 Heads-up (on-screen) digitizing 99 Unknown or unspecified map feature input method FTR_INPUT_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 FTR_INTRP_LABEL_NM FTR_INTRP_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Feature interpretation label. The methodology used to compose the hydrography watercourse information and how it was derived prior to data entry into the spatial coverage Photogram Photogrammetric interpretation GPS Global Position System (GPS) Photos Photointerpretation Crenulation Interpretion of streams from contour crenulation Modeling Surface flow modeling Transect Transect along a stream channel Source map Existing line work on source map Best guess Stream not directly observable so stream location is estimated Combination Combination of 3,4,5 and sometimes 8 Unspecified Unspecified/Unknown FTR_INTRP_CD Feature interpretation code. The methodology used to compose the hydrography watercourse information and how it was derived prior to data entry into the spatial coverage 1 Photogrammetric interpretation 2 Global Position System (GPS) 3 Photo-interpretation 4 Interpretation of streams from contour crenulation 5 Surface flow modeling 6 Transect along a stream channel 7 Existing line work on source map 8 Stream not directly observable so stream location is estimated 99 Unknown or Unclassified 9 Combination of 3, 4, 5, and sometimes 8. FTR_INTRP_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 FTR_SRC_LABEL_NM FTR_SRC_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Feature source label. The compilation map or image source used when adding or updating hydrography data. USGS Map USGS Topographic Map Orthophoto Orthophotography Aerial photo Aerial Photograph MSS Imagery Multi-Spectral Satellite Imagery Field Survey Field Survey of on the ground observation County/City County or City Planning Map Field Map Field Map DEM Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Radar Image Radar Imagery Laser Image Laser Imagery CFF Cartographic Feature File (CFF) NWI Map National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) Map Imagery Imagery - Unspecified Source Combination Combination of Lidar and Photo NED/Photo NED/Photo Interpret Intuitive Interpretation Unknown Unknown or Unclassified FTR_SRC_CD Feature source code. The compilation map or image source used when adding or updating hydrography data. 1 USGS Topographic Map 2 Orthophotography 3 Aerial Photograph 4 Multi-Spectral Satellite Imagery 5 Field survey or on-the-ground observation 6 Planning Map 7 Field Map, Forest Practices Water Type Map 8 Digital Elevation Model (DEM), NED 9 Radar Imagery 10 Laser Imagery, LiDAR 11 Cartographic Feature File (CFF) 12 National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) Map 13 Imagery - Unspecified 99 Unknown or Unclassified 15 Combination of LiDAR and orthophoto 16 Combination of NED and orthophoto 17 Intuitive interpretation FTR_SRC_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 FTR_SRC_DT Feature source date. The date of the compilation map or image source used when adding or updating hydrography data. January 1, 1753 is used when source date is unknown or unavailable. If the source year is known, but month and date are unknown then January 1 is used as a default. FTR_SRC_DT Date 8 0 0 FTR_SRCSCALE_CD FTR_SRCSCALE_CD Integer 4 0 0 Feature source scale code. 0 Scale of data source is unknown 4800 Scale of data source is 1:4,800 12000 Scale of data source is 1:12,000 24000 Scale of data source is 1:24,000 FTR_ORG_CD Feature organization code. The organization that compiled, entered, updated or deleted the hydrography watercourse data. This list will grow as new organizations begin to add or update information and are certified by the clearinghouse. Contact the Clearinghouse Manager will maintain a list of organizations. All additions or corrections should be submitted to the Clearinghouse Manager. BCMELP British Columbia Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks CoClrkWa Clark County, WA CoKingWa King County, WA CoPierWa Pierce County, WA CoSnohWa Snohomish County, WA CoSpokWa Spokane County, WA CoThursWa Thurston County, WA CoYakWa Yakima County, WA CtySeaWa City of Seattle, WA CtyOlyWa City of Olympia, WA CtyVanWa City of Vancouver, WA IRICC Intergovernmental Resource Information Coordinating Council LvwFbr Longview Fiber Company NMFS National Marine Fisheries Service NRCS Natural Resources Conservation Service NWIFC Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission OrDEQ OR Dept. of Environmental Quality PSRC Puget Sound Regional Council Raynr Rayonier Timber Company Smpsn Simpson Timber Company USACE U.S. Army Corps of Engineers USBLM U.S. Bureau of Land Management USBOR U.S. Bureau of Reclamation USBPA U.S. Bonneville Power Administration USEPA U.S. Environmental Protection Agency USEPA-r10 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Region 10 USFS U.S. Forest Service USFS-Oly U.S. Forest Service - Olympic USFWS U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service USGS U.S. Geological Survey USGS-NMD U.S. Geological Survey - National Mapping Division USNPS U.S. National Park Service WaDFW Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife WaDNR Washington State Department of Natural Resources WaDOT Washington Department of Transportation WaECY Washington Department of Ecology Weyhsr Weyerhaeuser Company Sewall James W. Sewall Company, Old Town, ME. Sewall is the conversion project vendor (2003-2004). CoClalWa Clallam County, Washington WildFishCons Wild Fish Conservancy CtySpokWa city of Spokane FTR_ORG_CD String 12 0 0 SL_WTRTY_LABEL_NM SL_WTRTY_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 State Lands water type label. A classification code used to support the DNR State Trust Lands Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP), effective September 1997. See http://www.dnr.wa.gov/hcp/index.html. Used in conjunction with the SL_WTRTY_EDIT_DT. Type 1 Shorelines of the state. Type 1 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. All waters, within their ordinary high-water mark, as inventoried as "shorelines of the state" under chapter 90.58 RCW. Type 2 Waters with high fish, wildlife, or human use. Type 2 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. Segments of natural waters which are not classified as Type 1 Water and have a high fish, wildlife or human use. Type 3 Waters with moderate fish, wildlife, or human use. Type 3 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. Segments of natural waters which are not classified as Type 1 or Type 2 Waters and have a moderate to slight fish, wildlife, or human use. Type 4 Perennial non-fish habitat stream. Type 4 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. All segments of natural waters within the bankfull width of defined channels that are perennial nonfish habitat streams. Type 5 Seasonal non-fish habitat stream. Type 5 water as defined by the DNR State Lands HCP. All segments of natural waters within the bankfull width of defined channels that are not Type 1, 2, 3, or 4 Waters. Type 9 Unclassified water feature. FP_REF_ID Forest Practices Reference Identification number. Jurisdiction Reference Number. Used as the water type modification form (WTMF) document number. This is the tracking number used to uniquely identify WTMF entered into the database since the Fall of 2000. WTMF are the means by which changes to the DNR HYDRO GIS database (also known as the water type map) are proposed. There has been an approved water type modification form (WTMF) if FP_REF_ID has avalue in one of the following three formats: FP_REF_ID = '0000WW1234' where 0000 is a placeholder in the database, WW is two digit WRIA#, and 1234 is sequential number. This format used Fall 2000 to Spring 2008. (2) FP_REF_ID = 'RRWWYY1234' where RR is two letter Jurisdiction abbreviation, WW is two digit WRIA#, YY is two digit year, and 1234 is sequential number (starting at 0001 at start of each year). This is the Jurisdiction Reference Number which is assigned to all WTMF beginning Spring 2008. (3) If FP_REF_ID is in format '0000WW0000' or there is novalue, then there is no WTMF and has been no water typing survey or hydro update unless FP_WTRTY_1975_DT is greater than 1992. FP_REF_ID String 10 0 0 DNR_OUTPUT_SCL_CD DNR_OUTPUT_SCL_CD Integer 4 0 0 DNR Output scale code. This attribute may be used as a visual, cartographic tool to display an appropriate ‘density’ of linework at a given map scale. Due to the compilation history of DNR HYDRO it has inconsistent stream density across the state; it is ‘mixed-scale’. For example, if creating a map at a scale of 1:100,000 the data that are appropriate to display at 1:24,000 map scale may appear too dense and therefore the map may not be legible. Some features included are too small to display at a scale smaller than 1:24,000. This attribute uses the scale denominator to indicate the largest scale at which the feature should be displayed. Select allvalues to display all data. Select 24000, 100000, and 750000 to display data appropriate for 1:24,000 map scale. Select 100000 and 750000 to display data appropriate for 1:100,000 map scale. Select 750000 to display data appropriate for 1:750,000 map scale. 24000 Data appropriate to display at 1:24,000 scale 100000 Data appropriate to display at 1:100,000 scale 750000 Data appropriate to display at 1:750,000 scale FP_WTRTY_SRC_DESC Forest Practices water type source description. Programmatically derived identification of the source of the Forest Practices water type code (FP_WTRTY_CD). See "binary enclosures" below for trigger code. Code applied on transfer to ROPA. WTMF Water typing survey. A Water Type Modification Form (WTMF) has been entered into the database since 1/1/1997. For a finer classification of surveys since March 1, 2005 (western Washington) and/or March 1, 2006 (eastern Washington) see FP_VER_CD. If a surveyed stream segment is associated with a model override, then the segment will show OVERRIDE rather than WTMF. If there is a FP_REF_ID on the segment, then the segment was surveyed. MODEL The water type was assigned by the Fish Habitat Water Typing Model; there has been no water typing survey recorded in the database since 1/1/1997. OVERRIDE The model assigned type was overridden by a qualifying water typing survey. This falls into two categories: (1) Either modeled N was overridden to become F because waters downstream of a known fish location are assumed to have fish use (Board Manual Section 13, Part 4), or (2) a modeled F was overridden to become N because a survey established the F/N break downstream. If a record has an FP_REF_ID, then the override is due to the survey. If there is no FP_REF_ID, then the override is up or downstream of the survey. For this reason there will be surveyed stream segments with OVERRIDE rather than WTMF. LEGACY Streams not modeled inherited their water type from the water typing system prior to the model - either from an older water typing survey or from the Water Type Map prior to the creation of the GIS database. For older water typing surveys: A survey may have been conducted, using protocols in place at the time, between 1992 and Fall 2000 if the following are true: 1. FP_WTRTY_SRC_DESC = "LEGACY", and 2. FP_WTRTY_1975_DT greater than 1/1/1992 and less than approximately 11/1/2000, and 3. FP_WTRTY_1975_CD not equal to 9. blank No value is assigned to water bodies to reduce map clutter. FP_WTRTY_SRC_DESC String 8 0 0 PDF_LOCATION PDF Location Hyperlink. A hyperlink field with url to the location of the PDF of completed Water Type Modification Form (WTMF). Hyperlinks function within DNR only. PDF_LOCATION String 62 0 0 EDIT_NM_CD EDIT_NM_CD String 7 0 0 Editor name code. Internal DNR user identification code. Identifies which DNR employee last edited the database spatial and/or tabular record. For internal DNR use only. EDIT_DT EDIT_DT Date 8 0 0 Edit date. The date of the last edit either to the linework, or to the attributes WC_SUBTYPE_CD WC_SUBTYPE_CD SmallInteger 2 0 0 Water course subtype code. A number representing a category of water features containing a specific set of parameters. For example, all water features of subtype 1001 have a WC_HYDR_FTR_CD = ST, WC_CART_FTR_CD = 412, WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 10, and WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 3. These categories or subtypes are based on physical characteristics or for GIS representation requirements. 501 Artificial stream 1001 Stream 1002 Side channel 1003 Ditch, canal, flume 1004 Pipeline 2001 Lake interior line 2002 Impoundment - int. line 2003 Fish hatchery int. line 2004 Alkali flat - int. line 2101 Double-banked stream interior line 2102 Double-banked side channel interior line 2103 Double-banked ditch interior line 2104 Double-banked pipeline interior line 2105 Reservoir - interior line 2106 Wet area interior line 2107 Impounded wet area interior line 3001 Perimeter stream 3002 Perimeter side channel 3003 Perimeter ditch 9001 Miscellaneous watercourse WC_SUBTYPE_LABEL_NM WC_SUBTYPE_LABEL_NM String 12 0 0 Water course subtype label. A label representing a category of water features containing a specific set of parameters. For example, all water features of subtype 1001 have a WC_HYDR_FTR_CD = ST, WC_CART_FTR_CD = 412, WC_LN_TYPE_CD = 10, and WC_FLOW_PATH_CD = 3. 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