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Klamath River access points and trip distances, Oregon

7 access points (7 public) along 26.0 river miles of the Klamath River in Oregon. Distances are measured along the river on the NHDPlus V2 main-stem flowline, not straight-line. River mile 0 is the farthest-upstream access listed here.

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Dark dots are public access points; brown dots are private, members-only or agency-land access. Tap a dot for its river mile and coordinates.

Access points in river order

River mileAccessLatitude, longitudeTo next (river mi)
0.0Miller Island Ramp
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42.14719, -121.84818 12.1
12.1Keno Recreation Area
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42.13582, -121.94255 7.7
19.8Pioneer Park East
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42.13672, -122.03029 0.2
20.0Pioneer Park West
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42.13412, -122.03290 0.9
20.9Topsy
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42.12436, -122.04288 0.5
21.4Moonshine Falls
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42.12134, -122.04950 4.7
26.0Spring Island Launch
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42.08940, -122.07242 end

Sources: river line and lengths from NHDPlus V2 via EPA WATERS (lengths scaled to each reach's published length); access points from Oregon State Marine Board. Only access points in our launch data are shown, so there may be others. Check access, dams and conditions before you go.

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