122,"t",": Released November 30, 2005, by National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Agricultural Statistics Board, U.S. Department of Agriculture."
122,"t","Table 117 - Oyster production: Pacific oysters harvested on state leased land, by estuary, Oregon 1980-2004 1/ 2/"
122,"h","","","","","","",""
122,"h","Year","Tillamook Bay","Yaquina Bay","Umpqua River 3/","Coos Bay","Netarts Bay","Total"
122,"h","","","","","","",""
122,"u","","Gallons","Gallons","Gallons","Gallons","Gallons","Gallons"
122,"d","1980",18912,6240,-,4135,60,29347
122,"d","1981",22575,6582,-,4667,40,33864
122,"d","1982",26167,7713,-,3164,-,37044
122,"d","1983",21330,6423,-,3139,-,30892
122,"d","1984",30916,7211,-,9834,6,47967
122,"d","1985",21202,10911,-,5264,40,37417
122,"d","1986",21327,12353,-,3663,30,37373
122,"d","1987",23930,12798,-,3942,36,40706
122,"d","1988",24084,11766,-,3508,41,39399
122,"d","1989",26052,9622,-,4115,216,40005
122,"d","1990",13782,6570,-,4722,219,25293
122,"d","1991",6150,10350,-,4062,2618,23180
122,"d","1992",6985,11008,-,3323,1510,22826
122,"d","1993",6231,6634,-,4645,1937,19447
122,"d","1994",4498,9049,-,6155,1895,21597
122,"d","1995",4069,15602,-,5767,2950,28388
122,"d","1996",5494,11030,-,4344,3192,24060
122,"d","1997",9650,16372,5481,3826,2781,38110
122,"d","1998",4166,6770,4767,2712,3351,21766
122,"d","1999",2911,15494,3371,2202,5428,29406
122,"d","2000",4782,22569,6846,2732,4206,41135
122,"d","2001",13296,17488,2808,4547,2877,41016
122,"d","2002",9696,11914,1662,4583,1946,29801
122,"d","2003",12151,16243,2152,2606,919,34071
122,"d","2004",20597,17170,2663,4148,1894,46472
122,"c",""
122,"f","1/  These statistics do not reflect production from land not owned by the State. For example, Coos Bay production, on lands owned by the port and county, is not included."
122,"f","2/  One bushel of Pacific oysters yields approximately one gallon of oyster meat."
122,"f","3/  The Umpqua River harvest area was referred to as Winchester Bay prior to 2004.  Source: Oregon Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Division and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife."