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Wilsonville, Oregon

Sq Ft: 2860   Year: 1970 Acres: 6.020  

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Willamette River - Clackamas County 

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Milwaukie, Oregon

Sq Ft: 4200   Year: 1969 Acres: 0.000  

Nestled alongside the Willamette River on a sprawling 2-acre...

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Newberg, Oregon

Sq Ft: 3319   Year: 1995 Acres: 2.000  

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Keizer, Oregon

Sq Ft: 4260   Year: 1950 Acres: 1.550  

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Keizer, Oregon

Sq Ft: 4260   Year: 1950 Acres: 1.550  

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Eugene, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1794   Year: 1981 Acres: 0.000  

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West Linn, Oregon

Acres: 0.130  

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Oregon City, Oregon

Sq Ft: 1524   Year: 1976 Acres: 0.000  
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Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 11876   Year: 1895 Acres: 1.650  

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Lake Oswego, Oregon

Sq Ft: 5465   Year: 1999 Acres: 0.000  

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Willamette River - Multnomah County 

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Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 7432   Year: 1991 Acres: 0.710  

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Lake Oswego, Oregon

Sq Ft: 5793   Year: 1999 Acres: 0.310  

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Lake Oswego, Oregon

Sq Ft: 5000   Year: 2024 Acres: 0.000  

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Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 5402   Year: 2024 Acres: 0.230  

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Willamette River - Multnomah County 

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Portland, Oregon

Sq Ft: 6356   Year: 1916 Acres: 0.770  

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Lake Oswego, Oregon

Sq Ft: 10883   Year: 1992 Acres: 0.440  

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Dayton, Oregon

Sq Ft: 3840   Year: 1973 Acres: 25.650  

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Lake Oswego, Oregon

Sq Ft: 4205   Year: 2024 Acres: 0.290  

Willamette River - Clackamas County Information

The Willamette River runs through several counties in Oregon, including Clackamas County, and is known for its recreational opportunities, including fishing and boating. Here’s a detailed overview:

Fishing

1. Fish Species: The Willamette River is home to a variety of fish species, including:
- Salmon (Chinook and Coho)
- Steelhead
- Trout (Rainbow, Cutthroat)
- Sturgeon
- Bass
- Catfish
- Walleye

2. Fishing Regulations: Always check the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) regulations for current fishing seasons, bag limits, and licensing requirements. Specific regulations can vary for different sections of the river.

3. Popular Fishing Spots: In Clackamas County, some popular fishing locations on the Willamette River include:
- The confluence of the Clackamas River and the Willamette River
- Riverfront Park in Oregon City
- Gladstone Park
- Near the Willamette Falls

Boating

1. Boating Opportunities: The Willamette River offers diverse boating experiences, including kayaking, canoeing, jet skiing, and powerboating. The river is navigable for most types of watercraft, but it's essential to be aware of local conditions and regulations.

2. Access Points: Several public access points and boat ramps are available in Clackamas County:
- Oregon City Boat Ramp
- Gladstone Boat Ramp
- Meldrum Bar Park
- Canemah Park

3. Safety and Regulations:
- Always wear life jackets when boating.
- Follow all navigation rules and regulations, including speed limits and no-wake zones.
- Be mindful of weather conditions, river currents, and obstacles in the water.

4. Rentals and Tours: There are various local businesses that offer kayak and canoe rentals, as well as guided tours on the river. Consider checking with local outfitters for availability and reservations.

Environment and Conservation

The Willamette River is also part of ongoing conservation efforts to improve water quality and habitat for wildlife. Local organizations and volunteer groups often organize clean-up events and educational programs to promote the healthy use of the river and its ecosystem.

Additional Information

- Local Parks: Many parks along the river offer amenities like picnic areas, walking trails, and scenic views, making them great spots for family outings.
- Events: Check local listings for community events, festivals, and fishing derbies that might be taking place along the Willamette River in Clackamas County.

For real-time information and updates, it's advisable to consult the appropriate official resources or local guides before planning your fishing or boating excursion on the Willamette River.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!


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