DEQ - Rogue River Watershed

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Rogue River Watershed

Watershed Summary

The Rogue River Watershed is 167,625 acres in size, with the southern-most portion designated as a coldwater fishery. Land use throughout the watershed consists of 8% urban, 38% agricultural, 30% forested, 4% wetlands, and 20% other. The Rogue River Watershed Plan was approved under the CMI administrative rules and was funded under section 319.

MDEQ Nonpoint Source Links

Rogue River Watershed Management Plan
Rogue River Watershed Physical Improvements fact sheet (260 KB PDF)
Lower Grand River Watershed (a larger watershed management plan encompassing Rogue River)

Watershed Websites

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