Daily Fish Counts

Grant PUD experienced technical difficulty with the new video fish-counting system in 2005 and 2006 and cannot guarantee the accuracy of these data. However, posted general fish passage trends are representative. Please use all data conservatively.

2008 Anadromous Count 2008.csv   Anadromous Count 2008.xls 2007 Anadromous Count 2007.csv   Anadromous Count 2007.xls 2006 Anadromous Count 2006.csv   Anadromous Count 2006.xls 2005 Anadromous Count 2005.csv   Anadromous Count 2005.xls 2004 Anadromous Count 2004.csv   Anadromous Count 2004.xls 2003 Anadromous Count 2003.csv   Anadromous Count 2003.xls 2002 Anadromous Count 2002.csv   Anadromous Count 2002.xls 2001 Anadromous Count 2001.csv   Anadromous Count 2001.xls 2000 Anadromous Count 2000.csv   Anadromous Count 2000.xls 1999 Anadromous Count 1999.csv   Anadromous Count 1999.xls

2008 Anadromous Count 2008.csv   Anadromous Count 2008.xls 2007 Anadromous Count 2007.csv   Anadromous Count 2007.xls

Priest Rapids Annual Historical Fish Counts

1960 - 2007 Historic.csv

1960 - 2007 Historic.xls

Neither Public Utility District No. 2 of Grant County (District) nor any of its officers or employees warrants the accuracy, reliability or timeliness of any information published on this web page. The information is provided for informational purposes only. The District may not be held liable for any losses caused by reliance on the accuracy, timeliness, or reliability of such information.

Some or all of the temperature and gas data has been downloaded electronically from remote devices and is particularly time and date sensitive and subject to change without notice. Additionally, the District assumes no obligation to provide timely or current updates to the same.

References to trade names or links to resources outside the District does not imply endorsement of the trade name or linked site by the District. Additionally, the District does not endorse the use of this information for any particular purpose nor authorizes any use for commercial purposes or alteration of the data.

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