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Oregon's territorial sea is a 3-mile-wide strip of ocean under state jurisdiction that reaches from the shoreline out to sea. This area and the resources within it are managed by state and federal agencies. The Oregon Territorial Sea Plan (TSP) was first adopted in 1994 and consists of goals and policies that act as a coordination framework for agencies to use while managing resources within the territorial sea.
Since its adoption, the plan has been amended as new ocean needs and uses have been proposed or discovered. The Territorial Sea Plan has five parts by topic:
The Plan was last amended in 2023 with updates to the Part Three: Rocky Habitat Management Strategy and Part Four: Uses of the Seafloor. The Ocean Policy Advisory Council (OPAC) and DLCD are responsible for stewarding the TSP and managing future amendments.
Visit www.OregonOcean.info/TSP to learn more about the TSP, future updates, and related events. Sign up to receive emails about the TSP and other related ocean policy updates.
Andy Lanier Marine Affairs Coordinatorandy.lanier@dlcd.oregon.gov Phone: 503-206-2291
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