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USGS 06815000 Big Nemaha River at Falls City, Nebr.

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Downstream view near USGS gaging station: Big Nemaha River at Falls City, Nebr.

Upstream Missouri River Basin
(below Platte River)
 

This station managed by the Lincoln Field Office.

Available Parameters Available Period
  
1991-05-05  2024-05-01
2007-10-01  2024-05-01







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Summary of all available data for this site
Instantaneous-data availability statement


Discharge, cubic feet per second, [Discharge from Primary Sensor]

Most recent instantaneous value: 334 05-01-2024   00:45 CDT
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Daily discharge, cubic feet per second -- statistics for May 1 based on 80 water years of record more
Min
(1957)
25th
percen-
tile
Median Most Recent
Instantaneous
Value May 1
75th
percen-
tile
Mean Max
(1951)
23.0 131 282 334 807 1150 30300


Gage height, feet, [Primary Stage Sensor]

Most recent instantaneous value: 4.95 05-01-2024   00:45 CDT
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