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private property.Whileyou enjoy nature now,earn theappreciation of those who will follow you.  \nRogue River  \nClassification  \n● Be careful with fire.Build campfires onlyin safe places where they can beextinguished completely.Never leave afire unattended.Be especially carefulduring dry weather.Report alluncontrolled fires to the Bureau of LandManagement,Forest Service,or StateForestry Department.  \nIn October 1968,Congress passed the Wild and Scenic  \nRivers Act.This Act recognized that certain rivers in  \nthe United States possessed outstanding scenic,  \nrecreational,geologic,fish and wildlife,historic,  \ncultural,or other similar values.It set forth  \nmanagement objectives and requirements.An 84-mile  \nsegment of the Rogue River,averaging one-fourth mile  \non either side,was designated under this Act.The area  \n● If lost or injured,keep calm.Improvise ashelter to keep dry and warm.To summonhelp,use three signals that can be heardor seen.  \ndesignated extends from the mouth of the Applegate  \nRiver near Grants Pass to the mouth of Lobster Creek  \nnear Gold Beach.The Act provided three river  \nclassifications—wild,scenic,and recreational.  \nThe Wild River classification requires that the river be  \n●Avoid over-exertion.Be careful.  \nfree of impoundments and generally inaccessible  \n● Bring your own drinking water or purify allwater taken from streams in the area byboiling or by using water purification  \nexcept by trail or boat,with watersheds or shorelines  \nessentially primitive and waters unpolluted.The  \nobjectives of this classification are to provide river-  \noriented recreation opportunities in a primitive setting  \ntablets.  \nand to preserve the river and its immediate  \n● Be prepared.A good map,rain gear,firstaid kit,rations,water,and extra clothing  \nenvironment in a natural,wild,and primitive condition,  \nessentially unaltered by the effects of man.  \nare essential.  \nThe Scenic River classification requires that the river  \n●Observe fishing and hunting regulations.They are designed to provide fish andother wildlife now and in the future.  \nbe free of impoundments with shorelines or  \nwatersheds still largely undeveloped,but accessible in  \nplaces by roads.Management in this area is to  \nmaintain or enhance the condition of the high-quality  \n● Leave word where you are going andwhen you will be back.  \nscenery and provide opportunities for river-oriented  \nrecreation dependent on the free-flowing state of the  \nriver,consistent with the primitive character of the  \n·Several commercial lodges are spacedalong the river.These operate primarily tomeet the necessities of downriver guidedfloat trips originating in the Grants Passarea,and the jet boat trips coming upriverfrom Gold Beach to Agness and ParadiseBar.Hikers who have made reservationscan be accommodated.  \nsurroundings.  \nThe Recreational River classification applies to those  \nportions of the river readily accessible by road that  \nmay have some development along their shorelines.  \nThis river class is managed to provide a wide range of  \npublic outdoor recreation opportunities on the river in  \nits free-flowing condition.  \nSections of the river classified as wild,scenic,or  \n●Poison oak is common along portions ofthe Rogue River Trail.Learn to identifythis noxious plant.It has shiny greenleaves in threes.Avoid contact with anypart of the plant,to prevent skin irritation.Historic Places,and offers a glimpse intoto open a trail along● Rattlesnakes are found along the Rogue.Natural features and other points of interestthe pioneer history of the Rogue River.12.4 Cowley Creek.the Rogue.A memberBe careful where you step,and carry athrough the Wild section of the Rogue Riverof the party latersnakebite kit.  \nrecreational are indicated on accompanying maps.  \nThe  \nWild and ScenicRogue River  \n3.5 Cedar Mountain fault,like the Hansenarea are listed below in black.Trail13.6 Meadow Creek camp.Large,grassyrelated that a Lt.Saddle fault,contains serpe","cbCaimJwjYx0V8m4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimJwjYx0V8m4","pdf",10735488,"English","# Rogue River Overview\n## Wild River classification requirements\n## Scenic River classification requirements\n## Recreational River classification requirements\n# Safety and Practical Guidance\n## Fire safety and emergency signaling\n## Navigation, exertion, and lost/injured guidance\n## Water, first aid, and clean camping\n## Wildlife hazards and trail precautions\n## Fishing and hunting regulations","[{\"question\":\"What does the 1968 Wild and Scenic Rivers Act require for the Rogue River area?\",\"answer\":\"It recognizes the Rogue River’s outstanding scenic, recreational, geological, wildlife, historic, cultural, and similar values and sets management objectives. 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