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U.S. Coast Guard.
NOTE: During cold periods,
gage height and streamflow information may be adversely affected by
ice.
Station operated in
cooperation with the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers—St. Louis District
Note: The USGS began operating this streamgage in March 1933. Although USGS serves data prior to 1933 as a courtesy to the water community, methods used to measure discharge and compute daily discharge values before USGS operation are not fully known and may be inconsistent with established USGS methods. Daily discharge values for dates before March 1933 should be used recognizing this added uncertainty.
National Weather Service River
Forecast
Current stage-discharge rating
To
determine water level in feet above sea level:
add current gage reading + 379.94
(5th General Adjustment - Sea Level Datum - 1929)
add current gage reading + 379.53
(NGVD 29 Datum - 1973)
add current gage reading + 379.58
(NAVD 88 Datum - 1991)
| Min (1937) | 25th percen- tile | Most Recent Instantaneous Value Sep 21 | Median | Mean | 75th percen- tile | Max (2008) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48500 | 89900 | 107000 | 117000 | 152000 | 181000 | 539000 |
U.S. Department of the Interior |
U.S. Geological Survey
Title: USGS Current Conditions for the Nation
URL:
Page Contact Information: Missouri Water Data Support Team
Page Last Modified: 2021-09-21 17:24:00 EDT
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