Ameiurus catus
Ameiurus catus
(White Catfish)
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15 results for Ameiurus catus (White Catfish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
40405 OR Columbia River1896 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
40710 OR Columbia River (probably referring to lower Columbia)1979 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskaniecollected
40399 OR state non-specific1880 17000000 Pacific Northwest Regioncollected
40709 OR state non-specific1979 17000000 Pacific Northwest Regionestablished
40406 OR Willamette River1896 17090000 Willametteestablished
41929 ORClackamasTualatin River1989 17090007 Middle Willametteunknown
40517 ORMultnomahMultnomah channel at the lower end of Sauvie Island1932 17090012 Lower Willametteestablished
40516 ORMultnomahMultnomah channel at the lower end of Sauvie Island1943 17090012 Lower Willamettecollected
37886 WA coastal waters1998 17100102 Queets-Quinaultcollected
45734 WA state non-specific1880 17000000 Pacific Northwest Regionfailed
46012 WAClarkBlue Lake, diked from the Columbia River1932 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskaniefailed
45739 WACowlitzSilver Lake1888 17080005 Lower Cowlitzestablished
45738 WACowlitz-LewisCowlitz River1896 17080005 Lower Cowlitzestablished
238799 WAGrantBanks Lake (Grand Coulee Reservoir)2003 17020014 Banks Lakefailed
238800 WASnohomishUnnamed private lake near Monroe2003 17110009 Skykomishfailed

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2022]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [9/27/2022].

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