Mark O. Hatfield Oregon Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1988

(Reported to House from the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs with amendment, H. Rept. 100-1053(Part I))

Mark O. Hatfield Oregon Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1988 - Amends the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act to designate the following river segments in Oregon as scenic, wild, or recreational rivers: (1) Big Marsh; (2) Chetco; (3) Clackamas; (4) Crescent Creek; (5) Crooked; (6) Deschutes; (7) Donner und Blitzen; (8) Eagle Creek; (9) Elk; (10) Grande Ronde; (11) Imnaha; (12) John Day; (13) Joseph Creek; (14) Little Deschutes; (15) Lostine; (16) Malheur; (17) McKenzie; (18) Metolius; (19) Minam; (20) North Fork Crooked; (21) North Fork John Day; (22) North Fork Malheur; (23) North Fork Middle Fork Willamette; (24) North Fork Owyhee; (25) North Fork Smith; (26) North Fork Sprague; (27) North Powder; (28) North Umpqua; (29) Powder; (30) Quartzville Creek; (31) Roaring; (32) Salmon; (33) Sandy; (34) South Fork Imnaha; (35) South Fork John Day; (36) Squaw Creek; (37) Sycan; (38) Upper Rogue; (39) Wenaha; (40) West Little Owyhee; and (41) White.

Designates the following rivers in Oregon for potential addition to the national wild and scenic rivers system: (1) Blue; (2) Chewaucan; (3) Pine Creek; (4) South Fork McKenzie; (5) Steamboat Creek; (6) Upper Klamath; (7) Wallowa; (8) John Day; (9) Joseph Creek; and (10) Willamson.

Requires the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture to consult and enter into cooperative management agreements with the affected Indian tribe for planning, administration, and management of Indian lands that are associated with such rivers.

Sets forth provisions regarding the rights of an Indian tribe to land or waters associated with such rivers.

Provides that nothing in this Act shall preclude or impair the licensing, development, or maintenance of water resource facilities of Portland, Oregon, on those portions of the Bull Run or Little Sandy Rivers outside the wild and scenic river boundaries.