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Nationwide Rivers Inventory (NRI): National Park Service data release, https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2305275IOS 19115 topic categoryNationwide Rivers InventoryNRINational Park ServiceNPSWild and Scenic Rivers SystemNationwide Rivers InventoryNRINational Park ServiceNPSUnited StatesUSWild and Scenic Rivers SystemThe National Park Service shall not be held liable for improper or incorrect use of the data described and/or contained herein. These data and related graphics are not legal documents and are not intended to be used as such. The information contained in these data is dynamic and may change over time. The data are not better than the original sources from which they were derived. It is the responsibility of the data user to use the data appropriately and consistent within the limitations of geospatial data in general and these data in particular. 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For additional information, see the References section and the Data Source Contact section of this documentation.See access and use constraints information.See Use Limitation/ConstraintsEsri ArcGIS 13.2.2.49743United States (US)Alabama (AL)Alaska (AK)Arizona (AZ)Arkansas (AR)California (CA)Colorado (CO)Connecticut (CT)Delaware (DE)District of Columbia (DC)Florida (FL)Georgia (GA)Hawaii (HI)Idaho (ID)Illinois (IL)Indiana (IN)Iowa (IA)Kansas (KS)Kentucky (KY)Louisiana (LA)Maine (ME)Maryland (MD)Massachusetts (MA)Michigan (MI)Minnesota (MN)Mississippi (MS)Missouri (MO)Montana (MT)Nebraska (NE)Nevada (NV)New Hampshire (NH)New Jersey (NJ)New Mexico (NM)New York (NY)North Carolina (NC)North Dakota (ND)Ohio (OH)Oklahoma (OK)Oregon (OR)Pennsylvania (PA)Rhode Island (RI)South Carolina (SC)South Dakota (SD)Tennessee (TN)Texas (TX)Utah (UT)Vermont (VT)Virginia (VA)Washington (WA)West Virginia (WV)Wisconsin (WI)Wyoming (WY)Puerto Rico (PR)National Park Service, Wild and Scenic Rivers Program1849 C Street NWWashingtonDC20240US202-208-6843Questions or consultation needed for a Nationwide Rivers Inventory segment? NPS Wild and Scenic Rivers Regional Contacts available at https://www.nps.gov/orgs/1912/contactus.htmThis dataset contains Nationwide Rivers Inventory (NRI) data for the State of Florida.This dataset contains Nationwide Rivers Inventory (NRI) data for the State of Florida. The Nationwide Rivers Inventory (NRI) is a listing of free-flowing river segments in the United States and Puerto Rico that are believed to possess one or more "outstandingly remarkable" natural or cultural values judged to be at least regionally significant. Hence, NRI river segments are potential candidates for inclusion in the National Wild and Scenic River System. Under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act section 5(d)(1), a 1979 Presidential Memorandum, and 1980 Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) guidance, all federal agencies must seek to avoid or mitigate adverse impacts to NRI rivers. Associated Department of the Interior and National Park Service policy and guidance provides direction on Nationwide Rivers Inventory responsibilities.The NRI is a source of information for statewide river assessments and federal agencies involved with stream-related projects. Always coordinate with local land managers to see if there are other river resources that may need to be considered. For any group concerned with ecosystem management, the inventory can provide the location of the nearest naturally- functioning system which might serve as a reference for monitoring activities. For the recreationalist, it provides a listing of free-flowing, relatively undisturbed river segments. An interactive map for users to search and filter for river segments listed in the NRI is available at nps.gov/nri.
The National Park Service (NPS) maintains the Nationwide Rivers Inventory, which was originally compiled in 1982 in partial fulfillment of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (Section 5). Between 1982 and 1988, there were at least two groups of additions made to the original NRI using these procedures. Although data on the number of segments added in the first revision cannot be located (other than the Manumuskin River, NJ), the second revision added the Chester (MD), Merrimack (NH), and Connecticut (CT) rivers to the NRI with Director Mott's signature on January 26, 1988. Three years later, the NRI was republished and distributed with the additional revisions.
In 1990, NPS officials at the national and regional levels began to discuss an official update of the NRI. NPS national river policy staff created goals and objectives for the NRI update and decided the update should take place in two phases: 1) identification of segments on Federal lands found eligible for wild and scenic river designation through agency studies, and 2) identification of segments which the states believed contained ORVs.
In 1993, a federal lands update was initiated as part of the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. The update added new information on existing listings and added new river segments found on lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and U.S. Forest Service. NPS hired six interns over the course of a year to compile segment information from natural resource agency management plans. With NPS Director Roger Kennedy's signature, 1,012 segments equaling 12,713 river miles were added, and 464 river segments were updated.
In 2016, the NPS made technical corrections to the NRI based on more recent studies and readily available information and modified river segments to remove designated Wild and Scenic River reaches, resulting in 3,213 river segments (down from 3,439 in the original access files and 2,805 in the original GIS shape file). River segments in the geospatial data were updated with high-resolution (1:24,000) National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) and attribute information was added.
In 2024, the NPS updated the NRI for the first time in over 30 years. Additions and technical corrections were incorporated from the four wild and scenic rivers administering federal agencies (National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) to add over 12,000 miles of rivers, tributaries, and creeks across approximately 1,300 new river segments. This data was based on readily available planning information from the agencies listed above.Publication date2025-02-06 00:00:001-87.649114-80.07617631.32645526.397193Information in the Nationwide Rivers Inventory (NRI) is provided by other agencies and is not comprehensive. It is limited in scope. The 2024 NRI update focused primarily on river segments that have been previously studied or evaluated by one of the four Wild and Scenic River (WSR)-administering agencies. In some cases, rivers have not been included in this round because relevant planning data is currently under review or has not been finalized. The update used the best available information submitted by agencies to the NPS based on their respective agency processes, which can vary by agency and include different levels of public involvement, data collection, and information. Always coordinate with local land managers to see if there are other river resources that may need to be considered.
Using the original Nationwide Rivers Inventory geospatial data as a reference we selected those NHD segments matching our NRI reach descriptions and then performed an attribute transfer to the updated segments.2015-07-01T00:00:00This update was derived from the National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) created by the U.S. Geological Survey. We utilized the most recent high resolution NHD where geometry updates were made: February 201524000National Hydrography DatasetNHD2015-02-01T00:00:00Susan RosebroughNational Park ServiceProject Manager909 1stSeattleWA98104susan_rosebrough@nps.gov20622041219am to 5pm Monday through FridayPlease contact through email.Susan RosebroughIn February 2024, letters and memorandums were distributed from NPS to USFS, USFWS, BLM, and NPS field regional staff requesting their assistance and updated data for the NRI by May 15, 2024. The data requests aligned with information from the existing NRI and included details such as river name, state, management entity, reach, outstandingly remarkable values, and study information, among others. The update team collaborated with NPS regional staff to evaluate readily available information and identify rivers within NPS units that were previously studied and therefore should be added to the NRI, rivers that needed a technical correction, and rivers that could be removed.
Submissions from each agency were compiled and integrated into the NRI geospatial dataset. The following edits were made: Duplicate and overlapping segments were removed or resolved, which included overlaps between and within agency submissions and between submissions and existing NRI segments. Technical corrections were applied to existing segments- both spatial and attribute updates based on agency submissions. Line geometry of some new and existing segments was updated to the most current version of high-resolution (1:24,000) NHD, primarily where misalignments were obvious and updating to match NHD would resolve spatial representation issues, e.g., non-intersecting endpoints at river confluences. (A comprehensive line geometry update was outside the scope and timeline for this update and therefore was not performed.) Notes were recorded at the feature level when changes were made to existing river segments in the NRI or river segments being added from agency submissions. Segments or portions of segments that were designated in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System were removed (approximately 320 miles). New, unique NRI IDs were generated for additions and for new river segments that resulted from splitting existing segments. River names were updated where former names have been officially replaced by the Department of Interior Board on Geographic Names. Reach descriptions were updated for revised river segments and populated for additions where not provided in agency submissions. County, state, federal management entity, HUC6 and HUC8 watershed codes and names, GNIS name, and year listed/updated were populated for all additions. The In Eligible/Suitable attribute was populated for all NRI segments. GIS miles were recalculated for all NRI segments.
The following quality assurance and quality control (QAQC) was performed: The dataset was compared with the last published version of the NRI geospatial dataset as well as the Wild and Scenic Rivers geospatial dataset. Intersect and topology error checks were performed within the dataset to detect overlapping line. True null and valid domain values were checked and enforced on all fields. NRI IDs between the 2016 NRI dataset and the 2024 version and within the dataset were checked for missing segments and identical values. River names were modified to match NRI river naming convention (main stem followed by fork and/or branch separated by comma). County, state, GNIS name, watershed code and name, and management area name were spot checked for overall accuracy and consistency. Listed ORVs were alphabetized.
The following schema changes were made since the last published version of the NRI geospatial dataset: 15 attribute fields were dropped: OriginatingInstitution (Employer of the Editor), UnitCode, NPS_Region, ImageURL, Photo_Credit, Website, Partner_Website, Official_NRI_List, and the individual ORV fields. 1 attribute field was renamed due to a GIS system character length limit: Revision_Addition_Deletion_Notes became Revision_Addition_Notes. 7 attribute fields were renamed according to the published NPS Core Spatial Data Standard: MapMethod became MAP_METHOD, MapSource became MAP_SOURCE, SourceDate became SOURCE_DATE, Edit_by became CREATE_USER, CreateDate became CREATE_DATE, Last_Edited_User became EDIT_USER, and Last_Edited_Date became EDIT_DATE. 10 attribute fields were added: State3, Management_Entity_Fed3, Alt_Name (Alternate Name), Study_Type, In_Eligible_Suitable, SOURCE_AGENCY_ID, DATA_SOURCE, DATA_SOURCE_NOTES, PUBLICDISPLAY, and DATAACCESS. Additionally, state and federal management entity field values were converted from acronyms to full names and watershed codes were converted from numeric to string fields.2024-11-15T00:00:00National Park Service, Partnerships and Civic Engagement Directorate1849 C Street NWWashingtonDC20240202-208-6843GIS SpecialistNational Park ServiceNational Park Service, Partnerships and Civic Engagement DirectorateU.S. Geological Survey, 2023. High Resolution (24k) National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) Flowlines.24000U.S. Forest Service, 2024. National Wild and Scenic River Eligible and Suitable Segments (Eligible/Suitable Database). Online linkage: https://data-usfs.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/national-wild-and-scenic-river-eligible-and-suitable-segments-feature-layerU.S. Forest Service, 2024. National Wild and Scenic River (WSR) Lines. Online linkage: https://data-usfs.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/71c40a05063f4e6ebec08af558a9145c_0Spatial and Attribute Information2026-09-24 00:00:00UF GeoPlan CenterGeoPlan Center Process Steps:
- Downloaded the NRI dataset from the National Park Service Data Store on 9/23/2026: https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2305275.
- The original file (4,496 records) was named HYDRO_NationwideRiversInventory_ln.
- Projecting the file from GCS_North_American_1983 to FGDL Albers NAD83 HARN, EPSG:3087 resulted in a ~0.27 m shift when comparing to the NHD24k Flowline dataset. To fix the discrepancy, the file was reprojected from GCS_North_American_1983 to FGDL Albers NAD83, EPSG:3086 and redefined to FGDL Albers NAD83 HARN, EPSG:3087. This reduced the shift to ~.005 m.
- Selected only Florida rivers (71 records): State1 = 'FL' OR State2 = 'FL' OR State3 = 'FL'.
- Upcased all records.
- Added DESCRIPT and FGDLAQDATE fields.
- Renamed the layer NRI_FEB25.The following attributes are fully populated for all segments: NRI ID, River, Reach, GIS Miles, State, County, Watershed Code and Name, Year Listed/Year Updated, Public Display, and Data Access. Other attributes are populated if applicable or if information is available. The following are known inconsistencies in the dataset: Segment numbers in NRI IDs may not be geographically sequential (e.g., upstream to downstream), sometimes because segments were added after NRI IDs were already established for other segments of the same river; in those cases the next sequential segment number was applied to the addition regardless of its proximity to other segments. Where segments are geographically sequential, the convention is inconsistent as to whether numbering starts upstream or downstream, but effort was made to use a consistent approach within river systems. Most NRI IDs contain the county where the majority of the segment is located, but some may contain a county the segment is barely or not located within, which may be an error or due other segments of the same river occurring in a different county. To differentiate segments with the same river name in the same state and county that are part of different river systems, the river name portion of the NRI ID was constructed from four letters of the river name and two letters of the larger river system it was part of so as to not sequentially number those segments since they are part of different rivers. Older NRI IDs for Oregon river segments follow a different alphanumeric convention than segments in the rest of the dataset. River names often but do not always match GNIS names depending on how the river system was studied and the river name submitted by the managing agency. River descriptions and WSR study name, link, and type attributes are not fully populated across all records, particularly for additions where that information was not provided in agency submissions. Management entity information and ORVs may be missing or unknown for some segments. For most but not all segments in multiple states, State 1 is where the majority or upstream portion of the segment is located; exceptions may exist where the majority of the river is located in another state except within one of the river segments or where the majority of the river exists in the downstream state. Some discrepancies in how multiple states are attributed may be addressed in future updates. Classification and ORV lists may differ by agency for portions of the same river reach; best efforts were made to combine information in the attributes and provide notes at the feature level.This data is provided 'as is'. GeoPlan relied on the integrity of the original data layer's topology.This data is provided 'as is' by GeoPlan and is complete to our knowledge.GeoPlan relied on the integrity of the attribute information within the original data.This data is provided 'as is' and its horizontal positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan.This data is provided 'as is' and its vertical positional accuracy has not been verified by GeoPlan.071NRI_FEB25Feature Class4488NRI_FEB25Interagency Wild and Scenic Rivers Coordinating Council; see What is the Nationwide Rivers Inventory (NRI)? at https://www.rivers.govOBJECTIDInternal feature number.EsriSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated.OBJECTIDOID4100SHAPEFeature geometry.EsriCoordinates defining the features.SHAPEGeometry800NRI_IDUnique identifier for each river segment. Composed of the following elements separated by a period: two-letter state abbreviation, six letters representing river name, first four letters of county name, and segment number represented as s1, s2, etc.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024NRI IDString2000Unique identifierRiverRiverString4000Name of river segment or in some cases the larger river system the segment flows into. Formatted as main stem name with fork and/or branch name (if applicable) separated by comma.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free textReachReachString19000Description of where the river segment flows from and to. Often includes landmarks, confluences, cross roads, or river mile information as descriptors.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free textOriginal_MilesOriginal Recorded MilesDouble8388Miles associated with the original NRI Access files and GIS data or the total number of river miles evaluated during the study process (if applicable). Original miles may be greater than GIS miles where segments associated with the original NRI Access files and GIS data have since been split or where not all river miles evaluated during the study process are considered potentially eligible.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Valid length greater than zeroGIS_MilesGIS MilesDouble8388Length in miles of the river segment calculated in a 3D spherical space as the distance across the curved surface of the world (geodesic) using Calculate Geometry in ArcGIS Pro.Esri; see Tool Reference available at https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/spatial-analyst/geodesic-versus-planar-distance.htmValid length greater than zeroClassificationPotential ClassificationString2000Potential classification(s) for the river segment. Three potential classifications exist: Wild, Scenic, or Recreational.Managing agencyWildThose rivers or sections of rivers that are free of impoundments and generally inaccessible except by trail, with watersheds or shorelines essentially primitive and waters unpolluted. These represent vestiges of primitive America.Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, as amendedScenicThose rivers or sections of rivers that are free of impoundments, with shorelines or watersheds still largely primitive and shorelines largely undeveloped, but accessible in places by roads.Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, as amendedRecreationalThose rivers or sections of rivers that are readily accessible by road or railroad, that may have some development along their shorelines, and that may have undergone some impoundment or diversion in the past.Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, as amendedValid classification(s)Management_Area_NameManagement Area Name(s)String4000Name of the federally managed land unit(s) that the river segment flows within separated by comma (if applicable).National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Valid unit name(s)GNIS_NameGNIS NameString4000The Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) assigned proper name, specific term, or expression by which the river segment is known.U.S. Geological Survey; see Online National Hydrography Dataset (NHD) Data Dictionary available at https://www.usgs.gov/ngp-standards-and-specifications/national-hydrography-dataset-nhd-data-dictionary-feature-classesValid river name from Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)WSR_StudyWSR StudyString300Whether the river segment is known to have a Wild and Scenic River study (Yes or No)Managing agencyDOM_YES_NONational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024RevisionRevisionString300Whether the river segment was revised during the most recent update to the NRI (Yes or No). Revisions include technical corrections and updates to geometry and classification, ORVs, and other pertinent attributes.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 202420240515DOM_YES_NONational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Addition_DeletionAddition DeletionString300Whether the river segment was added during the most recent update to the NRI (Yes or No). Deleted river segments are removed to a separate database, so a Yes means the river segment was added.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 202420240515DOM_YES_NONational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024NotesNotesString26000Notes or remarks regarding unusual or important aspects of the data and modifications and reasonings behind modifications from original data.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free textMAP_METHODMap MethodString1000How the geospatial feature was derived.National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271Free textMAP_SOURCEMap SourceString6000Source from which the feature was derived.National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271Free textPUBLICDISPLAYPublic DisplayString2000Feature is available for 1) public distribution, 2) consumption by a public facing system or service, and 3) display on a public interface.
This field gives data providers the flexibility to identify features that are not appropriate to make publicly available. Besides sensitive data, this may include data that does not originate at NPS.
Any feature marked as restricted in the DATAACCESS field should automatically have a false value here. To prevent distribution of sensitive data, the appropriate query for feature accessibility to the public is: DATAACCESS = "Unrestricted" AND PUBLICDISPLAY = "Public Map Display".National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271DOM_PUBLICDISPLAY_NPS2016National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271DATAACCESSData AccessString2000The extent of permitted access to the feature geometry and associated attributes.National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271DOM_DATAACCESS_NPS2016National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271SOURCE_DATESource DateDate800The date of the source material.National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271Valid dateSOURCE_AGENCY_IDSource Agency IDString2000Unique identifier of the river used by the agency or entity that submitted data for the river segmentNational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Unique identifierDATA_SOURCEData SourceString4000Agency or entity that submitted data for the river segmentNational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free textDATA_SOURCE_NOTESData Source NotesString14000Notes about the data submitted for the river segmentNational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free textDescriptionDescriptionString28000Description provided by various managing agencies (from state up to the federal level) when each river segment is brought into the NRI. It is a narrative description of each rivers outstandingly remarkable values.Managing agencyFree textStudy_TypeStudy TypeString1000There are two study provisions in the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968 — Section 5(a), through which Congress directs the study of select rivers, and Section 5(d)(1), which directs federal agencies to identify potential additions to the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System (National System) through federal agency planning processes.Managing agencyDOM_WSR_STUDY_TYPE_NRI2024Interagency Wild and Scenic Rivers Coordinating Council; see Study Rivers at https://www.rivers.govIn_Eligible_SuitableIn Eligible and Suitable?String1000Whether the river segment is in the Eligible/Suitable database (Yes or No).National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024DOM_YES_NONational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024CREATE_USERCreated ByString1000The person who initially created the feature.National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271Free textCREATE_DATECreated DateDate800Date the feature was initially created.National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271Valid dateEDIT_USEREdited ByString1000The person who last edited the feature.National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271Free textEDIT_DATEEdited DateDate800Date the feature was last edited.National Park Service; see Online Core Spatial Data Standard at https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2237271Valid dateState1State 1String1000State that the majority of the NRI segment flows within- usually the state containing the upstream portion of the river segment.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024DOM_STATES_TERRITORIESNational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024State2State 2String1000Second state the river segment flows within (if applicable)- usually flowing out of State 1.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024DOM_STATES_TERRITORIESNational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024State3State 3String1000Third state the river segment flows within (if applicable)- usually flowing out of State 2.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024DOM_STATES_TERRITORIESNational Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024CountyCountyString6000County or list of counties separated by comma that the river segment flows within.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Valid U.S. county or county equivalent name(s)ORVOutstandingly Remarkable ValueString7000List of the outstandingly remarkable values (ORVs) identified within the river segment separated by comma.Managing agencyCulturalThe river or area within the river corridor contains archeological sites or areas significant to traditional cultures. Examples might be American Indian burial grounds, petroglyphs, the oldest known human use site in a region, or streams that support traditional agriculture, subsistence fishing, or religious ceremonies.National Park Service, Wild and Scenic River Values Workshop Document; available at https://npgallery.nps.gov/WSR/GetAsset/8e257185-54b3-451f-ab80-c7fb7af2964e/originalFishFish values may be judged on the relative merits of either fish populations, habitat, or a combination of these river-related conditions. Populations: The river is nationally or regionally an important producer of resident and/or anadromous fish species. Of particular significance is the presence of wild stocks and/or federal or state listed (or candidate) threatened, endangered or sensitive species. Diversity of species is an important consideration and could, in itself, lead to a determination of "outstandingly remarkable." Habitat: The river provides exceptionally high quality habitat for fish species indigenous to the region of comparison. Of particular significance is habitat for wild stocks and/or federal or state listed (or candidate) threatened, endangered or sensitive species. Diversity of habitats is an important consideration and could, in itself, lead to a determination of "outstandingly remarkable."National Park Service, Wild and Scenic River Values Workshop Document; available at https://npgallery.nps.gov/WSR/GetAsset/8e257185-54b3-451f-ab80-c7fb7af2964e/originalGeologicThe river, or the area within the river corridor, contains one or more example of a geologic feature, process or phenomenon that is unique or rare within the region of comparison. The feature(s) may be in an unusually active stage of development, represent a "textbook" example, and/or represent a unique or rare combination of geologic features (erosional, volcanic, glacial, or other geologic structures).National Park Service, Wild and Scenic River Values Workshop Document; available at https://npgallery.nps.gov/WSR/GetAsset/8e257185-54b3-451f-ab80-c7fb7af2964e/originalHistoricThe river or area within the river corridor contains a site(s) or feature(s) associated with a significant event, an important person, or a cultural activity of the past that was rare or one-of-a-kind in the region. Many such sites are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A historic site(s) and/or features(s) is 50 years old or older in most cases. Pre-history: The river, or area within the river corridor, contains a site(s) where there is evidence of occupation or use by Native Americans. Sites must have unique or rare characteristics or exceptional human interest value(s). Sites may have national or regional importance for interpreting prehistory; may be rare and represent an area where a culture or cultural period was first identified and described; may have been used concurrently by two or more cultural groups; and/or may have been used by cultural groups for rare sacred purposes. Many such sites are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, which is administered by the NPS.National Park Service, Wild and Scenic River Values Workshop Document; available at https://npgallery.nps.gov/WSR/GetAsset/8e257185-54b3-451f-ab80-c7fb7af2964e/originalHydrologyOn some rivers a unique flow regime or exceptional water quality may be outstandingly remarkable values.Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, as amendedRecreationalRecreational opportunities are, or have the potential to be, popular enough to attract visitors from throughout or beyond the region of comparison or are unique or rare within the region. Visitors are willing to travel long distances to use the river resources for recreational purposes. River-related opportunities could include, but are not limited to, sightseeing, wildlife observation, camping, photography, hiking, fishing and boating. Interpretive opportunities may be exceptional and attract, or have the potential to attract, visitors from outside the region of comparison. The river may provide, or have the potential to provide, settings for national or regional usage or competitive events.National Park Service, Wild and Scenic River Values Workshop Document; available at https://npgallery.nps.gov/WSR/GetAsset/8e257185-54b3-451f-ab80-c7fb7af2964e/originalScenicThe landscape elements of landform, vegetation, water, color, and related factors result in notable or exemplary visual features and/or attractions. When analyzing scenic values, additional factors -- such as seasonal variations in vegetation, scale of cultural modifications, and the length of time negative intrusions are viewed -- may be considered. Scenery and visual attractions may be highly diverse over the majority of the river or river segment.National Park Service, Wild and Scenic River Values Workshop Document; available at https://npgallery.nps.gov/WSR/GetAsset/8e257185-54b3-451f-ab80-c7fb7af2964e/originalWildlifeWildlife values may be judged on the relative merits of either terrestrial or aquatic wildlife populations or habitat or a combination of these conditions. Populations: The river, or area within the river corridor, contains nationally or regionally important populations of indigenous wildlife species. Of particular significance are species considered to be unique, and/or populations of federal or state listed (or candidate) threatened, endangered or sensitive species. Diversity of species is an important consideration and could, in itself, lead to a determination of "outstandingly remarkable." Habitat: The river, or area within the river corridor, provides exceptionally high quality habitat for wildlife of national or regional significance, and/or may provide unique habitat or a critical link in habitat conditions for federal or state listed (or candidate) threatened, endangered or sensitive species. Contiguous habitat conditions are such that the biological needs of the species are met. Diversity of habitats is an important consideration and could, in itself, lead to a determination of "outstandingly remarkable."National Park Service, Wild and Scenic River Values Workshop Document; available at https://npgallery.nps.gov/WSR/GetAsset/8e257185-54b3-451f-ab80-c7fb7af2964e/originalOtherWhile no specific national evaluation guidelines have been developed for the "other similar values" category, assessments of additional river-related values consistent with the foregoing guidance may be developed -- including, but not limited to, hydrology, paleontology and botany resources.National Park Service, Wild and Scenic River Values Workshop Document; available at https://npgallery.nps.gov/WSR/GetAsset/8e257185-54b3-451f-ab80-c7fb7af2964e/originalValid ORV(s)Management_Entity_Fed1Federal Management Entity 1String4000One of the four wild and scenic rivers administering federal agencies (National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) managing the land that the river segment flows within (if applicable). Associated with Management_Area_Name.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024DOM_WSR_FED_ENTITYInteragency Wild and Scenic Rivers Coordinating Council; see Managing the System at https://www.rivers.govManagement_Entity_Fed2Federal Management Entity 2String4000One of the four wild and scenic rivers administering federal agencies (National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) that manages land that the river segment may flow within other than the agency listed in Management_Enity_Fed1 (if applicable).National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024DOM_WSR_FED_ENTITYInteragency Wild and Scenic Rivers Coordinating Council; see Managing the System at https://www.rivers.govManagement_Entity_Fed3Federal Management Entity 3String1000One of the four wild and scenic rivers administering federal agencies (National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) that manages land that the river segment may flow within other than the agencies listed in Management_Entity_Fed1 and Management_Entity_Fed2 (if applicable).National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024DOM_WSR_FED_ENTITYInteragency Wild and Scenic Rivers Coordinating Council; see Managing the System at https://www.rivers.govManagement_Entity_Other1Other Management Entity 1String1000An entity other than one of the four wild and scenic rivers administering federal agencies (National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) that may manage land that the river segment flows within (if applicable).National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free textManagement_Entity_Other2Other Management Entity 2String1000A second entity other than one of the four wild and scenic rivers administering federal agencies (National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) that may manage land that the river segment flows within (if applicable).National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free textWatershed_Name6HUC 6 Watershed NameString3000The Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) name for the geographic area in which the 6-digit hydrologic unit is located.U.S. Geological Survey; 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see Online Watershed Boundary Dataset (WBD) Data Dictionary available at https://www.usgs.gov/index.php/ngp-standards-and-specifications/watershed-boundary-dataset-wbd-data-dictionaryValid 8-digit hydrologic unit codeAlt_NameAlternative Name(s)String1000Alternative name(s) for the river segment separated by comma (if applicable).National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free textYR_ListedYear ListedString1000Year the river segment was first listed on the NRI.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Valid year since the initial 1982 NRIYR_UpdatedYear UpdatedString1200Year(s) the river segment's geometry, classification, ORVs, or other pertinent attribute information was updated separated by a comma (if applicable).National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Valid year since the initial 1982 NRIYrListed_YrUpdatedYear Listed, Year UpdatedString2000Year the river segment was first listed on the NRI and most recent year the segment was updated, separated by a comma.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Valid year since the initial 1982 NRIStudy_Weblink_Or_NameStudy Weblink or NameString1000Wild and Scenic River study URL or name (if applicable).Managing agencyValid Wild and Scenic River study URL or nameRevision_Addition_NotesRevision/Addition/Deletion NotesString7000Notes about the revision or addition that occurred during the most recent update to the NRI.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Free text20240515PrjIDProject IDString1500Project ID transferred from the original NRI GIS data associated with each segment.National Park Service, Nationwide Rivers Inventory, 2024Project identifier in original NRI GIS dataDESCRIPTField added by GeoPlan based on River.GeoPlanDESCRIPTString4000FGDLAQDATEThe date GeoPlan acquired the data from the source.GeoPlanFGDLAQDATEDate800AUTOIDAUTOIDInteger410Unique ID added by GeoPlan. 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