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Portland District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: water resource solutions for Oregon & SW Washington; Building Strong since 1871. Links/Follows/RTs≠Endorsement

Portland, Oregon, USA
Joined April 2009
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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The Columbia River Gorge is a prime winter location for migrating eagles due to the abundance of food found along the Columbia River. It's typical to see dozens of eagles from the visitor center parking lot and adjacent Seufert Park, which are both open to the public daily.
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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Catch a glimpse of bald eagles that congregate near The Dalles Dam every winter in search of food, learn basic bird identification tips, and enjoy a variety of fun activities, displays, and live raptor shows. More info:
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Join Portland District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) park rangers at The Dalles Dam Visitor Center and the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum Jan. 17, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., to catch a
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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If you want to disappoint the eagles, that’s on you. If not, join us Saturday, Jan. 17, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., for our 16th annual Eagle Watch event.
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@thesopawsome
The So Pawsome 🐾
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Always curious and full of energy, Beagles turn every walk into an adventure 🐾🎉.
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@PortlandCorps
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It's always our very strong expert opinion, as those who built and maintain the jetties along the coast of Oregon (and one in southern Washington), that you avoid jetties pretty much any time. Rough conditions or high waves are ideal times to heed our advice.
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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Consider these high surf conditions a great time to stay off jetties.
@NWSPortland
NWS Portland
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High surf conditions are expected along the south Washington, and North and central Oregon Coasts January 7th through the 8th. Large waves with hazardous surf conditions are expected with breakers up to 25 ft. High waves may wash over beaches, jetties and other structures.
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@PortlandCorps
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A few important takeaways:
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@SnorkelAI
Snorkel AI
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100 multi-step tasks. Multiple difficulty tiers. Reproducible, sandboxed environments. Human-validated reference solutions. Meet the Snorkel Agentic Coding Benchmark. 🔬
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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The water levels in our flood storage reservoirs across the valley are very low (as they are every fall/winter per our annual elevation guide), so we have plenty of space to hold back inflows from these rain events in the coming days.
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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As multiple atmospheric rivers batter us with rain, we’ll manage our Willamette Valley dams to minimize the risk of flooding to communities downstream. The video below shows how much higher flows on the mainstem Willamette at Salem, Albany, and Harrisburg would be w/out our dams
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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Some very heavy rainfall is on the way to our region. The star icons below show the locations of our flood storage dams across the Willamette Valley.
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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We've extended this public comment period by 15 days and added an in-person info session in Stayton Dec. 16. The new deadline for comments on our draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement, which considers changes to how we operate our Willamette Valley dams, is Jan. 13.
@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
2 months
We’re seeking public input on a draft study—referred to as a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS)—that considers changes to how we operate our dams across the Willamette Valley.
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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Everybody out here talkin’ about their 2025 Spotify Wrapped like life jackets haven’t been keeping us wrapped (and alive) for thousands of years. Where’s the hype for PFDs?
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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The study evaluates: (1) deeper fall drawdowns of Detroit Reservoir (2) the hypothetical removal of hydropower at eight Willamette Valley dams More info:
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Portland District is seeking public input on a draft study that considers changes to how the agency operates its Willamette Valley dams. This study – referred
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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We’re seeking public input on a draft study—referred to as a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS)—that considers changes to how we operate our dams across the Willamette Valley.
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@PortlandCorps
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
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How to use our Willamette Valley teacup diagrams:
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
4 months
Visit our Willamette Valley teacup diagrams to see water levels, boat ramp availability, and more:
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@PortlandCorps
Corps of Engineers
4 months
Boat ramp access will be limited at our reservoirs across the Willamette Valley this fall and winter due to a lack of spring rainfall and scheduled reservoir drawdowns. More info and a list of current and expected boat ramp availability: https://t.co/pZWrV5AcGJ
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