International Introductions of   Tinca tinca
Introductions as compiled by FAO

Main Ref: FAO 1997
To: USA
FAO area: America, North - Inland waters
From:UK
FAO area: Europe - Inland waters
Year: 1877
Range: -
Period: 19th century
Established in the wild: established, natural reproduction
Established in aquaculture:   -   
Significant ecological interactions: unknown -
Significant socio-economic effects: unknown -
Introduced by: government
Reason: angling/sport
Other reason:  
Comments: Brought to Seattle for the World's Fair (probably the 1909 Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition); then dumped into a pond on the University of Washington campus and was later introduced into the Columbia River system. Scattered populations are found in Washington, California, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado, Connecticut, New Mexico, New York, Maryland and Delaware (Ref. 1998). The species is sometimes regarded as a nuisance. Introduced by the US Fish Commission for food and sport (Ref. 6029).     Ref:  Courtenay, W.R. Jr. and D.A. Hensley, 1980


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