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USGS 09032100 CABIN CREEK NEAR FRASER, CO.

PROVISIONAL DATA SUBJECT TO REVISION

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Station operated by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with Denver Water.

Current shift adjusted rating table.
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This station managed by the Lakewood Field Office.

Available Parameters Available Period
  
1986-10-01  2021-07-25
2020-10-20  2021-07-25







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Summary of all available data for this site
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Discharge, cubic feet per second
Most recent instantaneous value: 2.24 07-25-2021   10:30 MDT
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Daily discharge, cubic feet per second -- statistics for Jul 25 based on 37 water years of record more
Min
(2009)		 Most Recent
Instantaneous
Value Jul 25		 25th
percen-
tile		 Median Mean 75th
percen-
tile		 Max
(1995)
1.58 2.24 3.7 6.4 6.9 8.7 26.0

Gage height, feet
Most recent instantaneous value: 1.72 07-25-2021   10:30 MDT
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