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• Gualala_River watershed "771.816456880128".
• Gualala_River abstract "The Gualala River is a river on the northern coast of California. Most of the river is in Sonoma County, but a portion is in Mendocino County. The headwaters of the 40-mile-long (64 km) river (measuring via its South Fork) are high in the Coast Range, and it empties into the Pacific Ocean. For its last few miles, it forms the boundary between Sonoma County and Mendocino County.The river has three forks: the South Fork, Wheatfield Fork and the North Fork. The South Fork is the longest and travels northwest, parallel to the coast along the San Andreas Fault rift zone. The Wheatfield Fork begins west of Lake Sonoma and has the largest flow of the three forks. Its tributaries include Tombs, Wolf, House, Haupt and Fuller creeks. Wheatfield is the first fork to combine with the South Fork. Buckeye Creek, a tributary of the river, joins the South Fork next. It is followed by Rockpile Creek and Big Pepperwod Creek. The North Fork is the only part of the river in Mendocino County. It travels roughly southwest towards the coast along the San Andreas Fault rift zone and meets the South Fork at the border between the counties, a few miles before the river flows into the ocean.The mountainous watershed has an area of about 298 square miles (770 km2), three quarters of it in Sonoma County and one quarter in Mendocino County. Rainfall varies from 38 inches (970 mm) per year at the coast to 70 inches (1,800 mm) inland. The watershed is sparsely populated. Timber production is the predominant land use, historically and currently. Grazing was previously important but has become less prevalent.The river provides recreation, municipal and industrial water supply for the community of Gualala, California, and wildlife habitat including cold freshwater habitat for fish migration and spawning. The most important problem for the watershed is excessive erosion. The area has a high degree of natural erosion because of uplift and displacement caused by the San Andreas Fault, which runs through the area. However, logging and roads have greatly increased the amount of sedimentation in the river. Kelly Road, which runs between Lake Sonoma and Annapolis, is a major source of sediment in the river and its tributaries. High water temperatures is another significant problem. Logging has removed large streamside trees that provided shade and reduced the amount of large woody debris, which creates pools.In 2002, Alaska businessmen and former Reagan administration Interior Department official Ric Davidge announced plans to collect water from the Albion and Gualala rivers in large bags and tow it several hundred miles south to San Diego as drinking water. However, the plan drew local opposition, and was eventually shelved after the state government passed new laws requiring extensive studies of the effects on fish habitats before any such plan could proceed. The governor later signed a law declaring the two rivers as recreational areas, preventing similar attempts at exploiting their resources.".
• Gualala_River city Gualala,_California.
• Gualala_River country United_States.
• Gualala_River length "5471.7696".
• Gualala_River mouthElevation "0.0".
• Gualala_River mouthMountain Gualala,_California.
• Gualala_River mouthPlace Gualala,_California.
• Gualala_River mouthPosition Gualala_River__mouthPosition__1.
• Gualala_River region Mendocino_County,_California.
• Gualala_River region Sonoma_County,_California.
• Gualala_River riverMouth Pacific_Ocean.
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceElevation "560.832".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceMountain Gualala,_California.
• Gualala_River sourceConfluencePlace Gualala,_California.
• Gualala_River sourceConfluencePosition Gualala_River__sourceConfluencePosition__1.
• Gualala_River sourceElevation "573.024".
• Gualala_River sourceElevation "7.0104".
• Gualala_River sourcePosition Gualala_River__sourcePosition__1.
• Gualala_River sourcePosition Gualala_River__sourcePosition__2.
• Gualala_River state California.
• Gualala_River thumbnail GualalaRiverPICT2418.JPG?width=300.
• Gualala_River type River.
• Gualala_River watershed "7.71816456880128E8".
• Gualala_River wikiPageExternalLink Default.aspx.
• Gualala_River wikiPageExternalLink www.grwc.info.
• Gualala_River wikiPageExternalLink default.html.
• Gualala_River wikiPageExternalLink gualala_rclc_higgins_1997_litsearch.pdf.
• Gualala_River wikiPageExternalLink watch?v=vYIUHP6kMG8.
• Gualala_River wikiPageID "4954175".
• Gualala_River wikiPageRevisionID "590117597".
• Gualala_River category River.
• Gualala_River city Gualala,_California.
• Gualala_River country United_States.
• Gualala_River hasPhotoCollection Gualala_River.
• Gualala_River imageCaption "The Gualala River near its mouth.".
• Gualala_River lengthImperial "3.4".
• Gualala_River lengthNote "confluence to mouth".
• Gualala_River mouth Pacific_Ocean.
• Gualala_River mouthElevationImperial "0".
• Gualala_River mouthLatD "38".
• Gualala_River mouthLatM "46".
• Gualala_River mouthLatNs "N".
• Gualala_River mouthLatS "7".
• Gualala_River mouthLocation "west of Gualala, California".
• Gualala_River mouthLongD "123".
• Gualala_River mouthLongEw "W".
• Gualala_River mouthLongM "32".
• Gualala_River mouthLongS "2".
• Gualala_River name "Gualala River".
• Gualala_River region Mendocino_County,_California.
• Gualala_River region Sonoma_County,_California.
• Gualala_River source "North Fork/Billings Creek".
• Gualala_River source "South Fork Gualala River".
• Gualala_River source1ElevationImperial "1840".
• Gualala_River source1LatD "38".
• Gualala_River source1LatM "50".
• Gualala_River source1LatNs "N".
• Gualala_River source1LatS "46".
• Gualala_River source1Location "Snook Mountain".
• Gualala_River source1LongD "123".
• Gualala_River source1LongEw "W".
• Gualala_River source1LongM "19".
• Gualala_River source1LongS "56".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluence "confluence".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceElevationImperial "23".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLatD "38".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLatM "46".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLatNs "N".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLatS "42".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLocation "northeast of Gualala, California".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLongD "123".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLongEw "W".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLongM "29".
• Gualala_River sourceConfluenceLongS "56".
• Gualala_River sourceElevationImperial "1880".
• Gualala_River sourceLatD "38".
• Gualala_River sourceLatM "34".
• Gualala_River sourceLatNs "N".
• Gualala_River sourceLatS "17".
• Gualala_River sourceLocation "Mohrhardt Ridge".
• Gualala_River sourceLongD "123".
• Gualala_River sourceLongEw "W".
• Gualala_River sourceLongM "10".
• Gualala_River sourceLongS "3".
• Gualala_River state California.
• Gualala_River watershedImperial "298".
• Gualala_River subject Category:Rivers_of_California.
• Gualala_River subject Category:Rivers_of_Mendocino_County,_California.
• Gualala_River subject Category:Rivers_of_Sonoma_County,_California.
• Gualala_River type BodyOfWater109225146.
• Gualala_River type PhysicalEntity100001930.
• Gualala_River type River109411430.
• Gualala_River type RiversOfMendocinoCounty,California.
• Gualala_River type RiversOfSonomaCounty,California.
• Gualala_River type Stream109448361.
• Gualala_River type Thing100002452.
• Gualala_River type YagoGeoEntity.
• Gualala_River type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
• Gualala_River type BodyOfWater.

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