Klamath Basin

• Flowing south from Crater Lake National Park and the Gearhart Wilderness, the streams and springs that form Upper and Lower Klamath lakes exit Oregon into California as the Klamath River.
• Extensive lakes and wetlands along the Sycan, Sprague, Williamson and Wood rivers dominate the basin.
• Many bald eagles and waterfowl spend the winter in this basin.
• The dominate economies are irrigated agriculture, ranching, forestry and recreational tourism.