Kiamichi River near Clayton, OK - 07335790

Important information about this monitoring location

The elevation of this station has been determined to be 520.42. To obtain stream water-surface elevation values in NAVD 1988 add 520.42 to gage height values.

Location details and information

Metadata Element	Location Metadata	Metadata Code
Agency	U.S. Geological Survey	USGS
Site identification number	07335790	_n/a
Site name	Kiamichi River near Clayton, OK	_n/a
Site type	Stream	ST
DMS latitude	343429	_n/a
DMS longitude	0952026	_n/a
Decimal latitude	34.5748229	_n/a
Decimal longitude	-95.3408025	_n/a
Latitude-longitude method	Interpolated from MAP.	M
Latitude-longitude accuracy	Accurate to + or - 1 sec.	S
Latitude-longitude datum	North American Datum of 1927	NAD27
Decimal Latitude-longitude datum	North American Datum of 1983	NAD83
District	Oklahoma	40
State	Oklahoma	40
County	Pushmataha County	127
Country	US	_n/a
Land net location description	NESE S07 T01N R19E I	_n/a
Name of location map	CLAYTON	_n/a
Scale of location map	24000	_n/a
Altitude of Gage/land surface	520.42 feet	_n/a
Method altitude determined	GNSS4 - Level 4 Quality Survey Grade Global Navigation Satellite System	Z
Altitude accuracy	.07 feet	_n/a
Altitude datum	North American Vertical Datum of 1988	NAVD88
Subbasin hydrologic unit	Kiamichi	11140105
Drainage basin	01	_n/a
Topographic setting	Stream channel	C
Flags for instruments at site	YYNNYNNNNYNNYNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN	_n/a
Date of first construction		_n/a
Date site established or inventoried	198011	_n/a
Drainage area	699 square miles	_n/a
Contributing drainage area	699 square miles	_n/a
Time Zone abbreviation	CST	_n/a
Site honors Daylight Saving Time	Y	_n/a
Data reliability		_n/a
Data-other GW files	NYNNNNNN	_n/a
National aquifer		_n/a
Local aquifer		_n/a
Local aquifer type		_n/a
Well depth		_n/a
Hole depth		_n/a
Source of depth data		_n/a
Project number	464000100	_n/a

Operated in cooperation with:

Oklahoma Water Resources Board

US Army Corps of Engineers - Tulsa District

USGS - Cooperative Matching Funds