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Skykomish River near Gold Bar Stage (ft)Flow (kcfs)Highest Observation: 4.11 ft at 4:30PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:45PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:00PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:15PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:30PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:45PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:00PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:15PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:30PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:45PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:00PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:15PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:30PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:45PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:00PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:15PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:30PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:45PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:00PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:15PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:30PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:45PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:00PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:15PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:30PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:45PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:00PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:15PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:30PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:45PM Sep 29, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 3:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 3:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 3:30AM Sep 30, 2022Highest Observation: 4.11 ft at 3:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 5:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:00AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:15AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:30AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:45AM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 3:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 3:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 3:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 3:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 7:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 8:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 9:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 10:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:00PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:15PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:30PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 11:45PM Sep 30, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 12:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 1:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 2:30AM Oct 01, 2022Highest Observation: 4.11 ft at 2:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 3:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 3:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 3:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 3:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 4:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 4:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 5:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 5:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 5:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.1 ft at 6:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 7:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 7:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 7:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 7:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 9:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 9:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 9:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 9:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:00AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:15AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:30AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:45AM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 12:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 12:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 12:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 12:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 3:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 3:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 3:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 3:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 4:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 4:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 4:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 4:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 5:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 5:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 5:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 5:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 6:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 7:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 7:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 7:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 7:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 8:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 8:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 9:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 9:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 9:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 9:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 10:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 10:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:00PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:15PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:30PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 11:45PM Oct 01, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 12:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 12:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 12:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 12:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 1:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 1:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 1:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 2:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 3:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 3:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 3:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 3:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 4:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 4:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 4:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 4:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 5:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 5:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 5:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 5:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 6:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 6:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 6:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 6:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 7:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 7:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 7:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 7:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 8:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 8:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 8:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 8:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 9:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 9:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.07 ft at 9:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.07 ft at 9:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 10:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 10:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 10:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 10:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.07 ft at 11:00AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 11:15AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 11:30AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 11:45AM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 12:00PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 12:15PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 12:30PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 12:45PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 1:00PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 1:15PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 1:30PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 1:45PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.09 ft at 2:00PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 2:15PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.07 ft at 2:30PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 2:45PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 3:00PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 3:15PM Oct 02, 2022Observed: 4.08 ft at 3:30PM Oct 02, 2022Highest Forecast: 4.07 ft 5:00PM Oct 02, 2022Highest Forecast: 4.07 ft 11:00PM Oct 02, 2022Highest Forecast: 4.07 ft 5:00AM Oct 03, 2022Highest Forecast: 4.07 ft 11:00AM Oct 03, 2022Forecast: 4.06 ft 5:00PM Oct 03, 2022Forecast: 4.06 ft 11:00PM Oct 03, 2022Forecast: 4.06 ft 5:00AM Oct 04, 2022Forecast: 4.06 ft 11:00AM Oct 04, 2022Forecast: 4.06 ft 5:00PM Oct 04, 2022Forecast: 4.06 ft 11:00PM Oct 04, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 5:00AM Oct 05, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 11:00AM Oct 05, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 5:00PM Oct 05, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 11:00PM Oct 05, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 5:00AM Oct 06, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 11:00AM Oct 06, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 5:00PM Oct 06, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 11:00PM Oct 06, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 5:00AM Oct 07, 2022Forecast: 4.05 ft 11:00AM Oct 07, 2022USGS--Water Resources of the United StatesGLBW1(plotting HGIRG) Graph Created (4:20PM Oct 2, 2022)ObservedForecast (issued 2:32PM Oct 2)Latest observed value: 4.08 ft at 3:30 PM PDT 2-Oct-2022. Flood Stage is 15 ft
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NOTE: River forecasts for this location take into account past and future precipitation. The stages/flows that will occur may be different if future rainfall is different than forecast.

Reliability of the Forecast: Based on current and forecast river, weather and reservoir conditions

NOTE: Forecasts for the Skykomish River near Gold Bar are issued routinely year-round.

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Flood Categories (in feet)
Major Flood Stage: 19
Moderate Flood Stage: 17
Flood Stage: 15
Action Stage: 12.2
Low Stage (in feet): 0

Historic Crests
(1) 24.51 ft on 11/06/2006
(2) 22.49 ft on 11/24/1990
(3) 22.23 ft on 11/17/2015 (P)
(4) 21.34 ft on 12/26/1980
(5) 21.28 ft on 12/21/1933
(6) 21.01 ft on 11/10/1990
(7) 20.73 ft on 10/20/2003
(8) 20.70 ft on 02/26/1932
(9) 20.24 ft on 11/29/1995
(10) 20.20 ft on 11/23/1959
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Recent Crests
(1) 15.99 ft on 03/01/2022 (P)
(2) 15.03 ft on 01/12/2022 (P)
(3) 17.94 ft on 11/15/2021 (P)
(4) 16.77 ft on 11/13/2021
(5) 15.36 ft on 01/13/2021 (P)
(6) 19.75 ft on 02/01/2020 (P)
(7) 15.13 ft on 01/07/2020 (P)
(8) 17.95 ft on 11/24/2017
(9) 16.92 ft on 11/23/2017 (P)
(10) 17.50 ft on 11/23/2017 (P)
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Low Water Records
(1) 2.73 ft on 12/01/1936
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22 the Skykomish River will cause severe...near record flooding from Index downstream to Monroe. The river will flood many homes...cover much of the farmland...close most roads and overtop most dikes. Flooding will occur all along the river including headwaters...tributaries...and other streams within and near the Skykomish River Basin. A stage of 22 feet on the Skykomish River corresponds to a Phase 4 in the Snohomish County flood program.
21 the Skykomish River will cause major flooding from near Index downstream through Sultan to the Snoqualmie River confluence. Deep and swift flood waters will inundate roads...residential areas...and farm land. Extensive bank erosion is likely. Flooding will occur all along the river including headwaters...tributaries...and other streams within and near the Skykomish River Basin. A stage of 21 feet on the Skykomish River corresponds to a Phase 4 in the Snohomish County flood program.
19 the Skykomish River will cause major flooding from near Index downstream through Sultan to the Snoqualmie. Flood waters will inundate portions of downtown Sultan...most roads and the Tualco Valley area near Monroe. Flooding will occur all along the river including headwaters...tributaries...and other streams within and near the Skykomish River Basin. A stage of 19 feet on the Skykomish River corresponds to a Phase 4 in the Snohomish County flood program.
17 the Skykomish River will cause flooding from near Index downstream through Sultan to the Snoqualmie. Flood waters will cover numerous roads...including Ben Howard Rd...Index-Galena Rd and Tualco Loop Rd. Flooding in the town of Sultan will begin. A stage of 17 feet on the Skykomish River corresponds to a Phase 3 in the Snohomish County flood program.
16 the Skykomish River will cause minor flooding of low pasture lands and some roads along the river...including Ben Howard road...Index-Galena Rd and Tualco Loop Rd. A stage of 16 feet on the Skykomish River corresponds to a Phase 3 in the Snohomish County flood program.
15 the Skykomish River will cause minor flooding of low pasture lands and low lying roads...including Index-Galena Rd and Tualco Loop Rd. A stage of 15 feet on the Skykomish River corresponds to a Phase 2 in the Snohomish County flood program.
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Latitude: 47.837355° N, Longitude: 121.666781° W, Horizontal Datum: NAD27

River Stage
Reference Frame		 Gauge Height Flood Stage Uses
NWS stage 0 ft 15 ft Interpreting hydrographs and NWS watch, warnings, and forecasts, and inundation maps
Vertical Datum Elevation
(gauge height = 0)		 Elevation
(gauge height = flood stage)		 Elevation information source
NAVD88 213.02 218.02 Survey grade GPS equipment, FEMA flood plain maps, newer USGS topographic maps
NGVD 29 209.26 ft 224.26 ft Older USGS topographic maps, NGVD29 benchmarks
MSL Not Available Not Available Older USGS topographic maps, MSL benchmarks
Other Not Available Not Available  

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