Richardsonius balteatus
Richardsonius balteatus
(Redside Shiner)
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10 results for Richardsonius balteatus (Redside Shiner)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
282852 WAClallamElwha River mouth2005 17110020 Dungeness-Elwhaestablished
282851 WAClallamLake Aldwell delta2000 17110020 Dungeness-Elwhaestablished
282849 WAClallamLake Sutherland1991 17110020 Dungeness-Elwhaestablished
282850 WAClallamLake Sutherland outlet to the Elwha River1997 17110020 Dungeness-Elwhaestablished
1711191 WAClarkColumbia River at Fort Vancouver, Washington1836 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanie 
1885875 WAWhatcomDiablo Lake2020 17110005 Upper Skagitestablished
1885873 WAWhatcomRoss Lake2019 17110005 Upper Skagitestablished
1885874 WAWhatcomRoss Lake2020 17110005 Upper Skagitestablished
282853 WAWhatcomRoss Lake in northern Cascades2002 17110005 Upper Skagitestablished
282854 WAWhatcomRoss Lake in northern Cascades2009 17110005 Upper Skagitestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2026]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [1/17/2026].

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