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• Surveyed Fish Barriers - Selected (0)
• Sites - Selected (1)
• Wetlands and PRW's - Selected (2)
• Habitat Sites - Selected (3)
• Potentially Restorable Site Visits (4)
• Surveyed Fish Barriers (5)
• AOC Wildlife and Habitat Opportunities (6)
  • East River and Duck Creek Habitat Sites (7)
  • Habitat Types (8)
• Watershed Contributions to AOC (9)
  • Wetlands and PRW's for Water Quality (10)
• Fish Passage (11)
  • Wetlands and Potentially Restorable Fish and Aquatic Habitat Service (12)
• Area of Concern Boundary (13)
• Lower Fox Watershed (14)
• Nine Key Element Plans, LowerFox (15)
• Oneida Nation Boundary (16)
• HUC12 Boundaries (17)
• Counties (18)
• AOC Coastal Habitat Evaluation (19)

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Spatial Reference: 102100  (3857)


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Comments: Dams and road and railroad crossings were assessed to determine whether they are barriers for northern pike and similar fish species and how much potential spawning habitat they blocked. Other problems with road crossings, such as erosion and disturbance to stream channels were not assessed. Barriers were then ranked by the cost per acre of habitat that would be reconnected by removal or reconstruction. Crossings with the least cost per acre are ranked highest. Some ranked projects include two or more barriers that have cumulative effects, and must be addressed as a group to achieve the estimated habitat gain. These grouped barriers display an asterisk after their rank to alert users to look for associated barriers with the same rank. Black dots classified as “Unknown” may or may not be barriers—survey staff were unable to access these sites.
Subject: Road crossings, dams, and other structures can act as barriers to fish migration, which may reduce access to spawning habitat. Northern pike in Green Bay spawn in tributary streams and wetlands, so their population declines are likely related to loss
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