Statute Text
Oregon-Washington concurrent jurisdiction waters.
The waters over which the States
of Oregon and Washington are deemed to have concurrent jurisdiction comprise
the waters of the Columbia River and its tributaries, within the confines of
the States of Oregon and Washington, where such waters are state boundaries.
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Part of Oregon statutory law
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Referenced as Oregon Code § 507.020
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Subject to legislative amendments
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