Record 149271
Multiple Instream Uses, Anadromous and Resident Fish Habitat (Instream), Riparian Habitat (Instream) · Williamson River · Klamath County, Oregon
Priority date
December 31, 1800
4th most senior of 108 rights on Williamson River in Klamath County
- Owner
- The Klamath Tribes
- Record type
- Claim
- Source
- Williamson River
- Kind of source
- Surface water
- Tributary of
- Upper Klamath Lake
- Uses
- Multiple Instream Uses, Anadromous and Resident Fish Habitat (Instream), Riparian Habitat (Instream)
- Flow rate
- 376 cfs (168,760.1 gpm)
- County
- Klamath County
- Points of diversion
- 1 (first at 42.67135, -121.83639)
- Claim
- KA 628
- Season of use
- 01/01 to 01/31
See every right within a mile of this one
Its place on Williamson River
Rights just ahead of and behind it in priority on the same source.
- #1Dec 31, 1800Record 149268Williamson River · Multiple Instream Uses, Anadromous and Resident Fish Habitat (Instream), Riparian Habitat (Instream)The Klamath Tribes · 1,440.0 cfs
- #2Dec 31, 1800Record 149269Williamson River · Multiple Instream Uses, Anadromous and Resident Fish Habitat (Instream), Riparian Habitat (Instream)The Klamath Tribes · 1,430.0 cfs
- #3Dec 31, 1800Record 149270Williamson River · Multiple Instream Uses, Anadromous and Resident Fish Habitat (Instream), Riparian Habitat (Instream)U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs · 578 cfs
- #4 · this right
- #5Dec 31, 1800Record 149272Williamson River · Multiple Instream Uses, Riparian Habitat (Instream)U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs · 357 cfs
- #6Dec 31, 1800Record 149274Williamson River · Multiple Instream Uses, Riparian Habitat (Instream)U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs · 108 cfs
- #7Dec 31, 1800Record 149275Williamson River · Multiple Instream Uses, Riparian Habitat (Instream)U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs · 59 cfs
- #8Dec 31, 1800Record 149276Williamson River · Multiple Instream Uses, Riparian Habitat (Instream)U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs · 35 cfs
From Oregon Water Resources Department, Water rights points of diversion (OWRD water rights query service), fetched October 8, 2026. The state's own record is the authority: amounts, owners and status here can lag behind it, and a mapped point of diversion says nothing about which parcel the right serves. This page is not legal advice.
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