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USGS 06768020 Spring Creek near Overton, Nebr.

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Upstream view from USGS gaging station: Spring Creek near Overton, Nebr.

Upstream Platte River Basin
(confluence-Loup River)		 Downstream

This station managed by the North Platte Field Office.

Available Parameters Available Period
  
1996-04-15  2026-02-24
2007-10-01  2026-02-24







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Discharge, cubic feet per second
Most recent instantaneous value: Ice 02-24-2026   08:45 CST
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Daily discharge, cubic feet per second -- statistics for Feb 24 based on 29 water years of record more
Most Recent
Instantaneous
Value Feb 24		 Min
(2004)		 25th
percen-
tile		 Median 75th
percen-
tile		 Mean Max
(2007)
-- unavailable -- 0.00 0.64 9.2 17 20 336

Gage height, feet
Most recent instantaneous value: 3.54 02-24-2026   08:45 CST
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