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USGS 11520500 KLAMATH R NR SEIAD VALLEY CA

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Available Parameters Available Period
  
1988-10-01  2019-12-05
2007-10-01  2019-12-05
2019-06-18  2019-12-05







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Discharge, cubic feet per second
Most recent instantaneous value: 1340 12-05-2019   17:00 PST
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Daily discharge, cubic feet per second -- statistics for Dec 5 based on 81 water years of record more
Min
(2003)		 Most Recent
Instantaneous
Value Dec 5		 25th
percen-
tile		 Median Mean 75th
percen-
tile		 Max
(2013)
1180 1340 2200 2990 3620 4100 11700

Gage height, feet
Most recent instantaneous value: 2.32 12-05-2019   17:00 PST
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Turbidity, water, unfiltered, monochrome near infra-red LED light source, 780-900 nm, detection angle 0-45 degrees to incident light (backscatter), FBU
Most recent instantaneous value: 21.0 12-05-2019   17:00 PST
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