This map shows some temperature monitoring stations in the Signal Creek sub-basin, overlaid on top of USGS 1:24,000 scale streams, a topographic map, and sub-basins. Temperature sites are color-coded by their floating weekly average temperature (MWAT). Coho are not usually found in streams where MWAT exceeds 16.8 °C (Welsh et. al, 2000). Data were contributed by the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board and Humboldt State University's Institute for Forest and Watershed Management.

 To view metadata about a map layer, click on a link in the table below.

Name of Layer in Map Legend	Metadata File Name
Forest Science Project Temp Pts	n_coast_temps.shp.txt
Subbasin w/ Labels	subbasins.shp.txt
Streams (1:24k scale) (no labels)	streams24.shp.txt
USFS Riparian Veg Size (1994)(TIFF)	vegsizebuf.tif.txt
Topo Map (1:24k scale)(USGS)	Unavailable
Grayscale Hillshade	grayscale_light.tif.txt
Frame Project Outline	Unavailable

 
 

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