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  • UPDATE, 11/9: As of November 8, the USGS has successfully restored all of the operational gages that stopped transmitting due to an issue with the satellite telemetry system that records and transmits data. The USGS will now focus on restoring other equipment that experienced the telemetry issues, including about 85 rapid deployment gages that are used periodically for emergency response. Read more

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Questions or concerns about USGS streamflow data in Wyoming and Montana can be directed to Kirk Miller (kmiller@usgs.gov; 307-775-9168).

UPDATED October 3, 2018: USGS streamflow monitoring will continue at the following site effective October 1, 2018:
  • 06274300 Bighorn River at Basin, WY (1990 to present)
USGS monitoring activities at these sites are funded by partner agencies and with USGS Groundwater and Streamflow Information Program Cooperative Matching Funds. Lack of partner funding for these sites results in discontinuation of all streamgaging activities. Questions or concerns can be directed to Kirk Miller (kmiller@usgs.gov; 307-775-9168).

USGS 13014500 GROS VENTRE RIVER AT KELLY, WY

PROVISIONAL DATA SUBJECT TO REVISION

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Station Manuscript Flood Tracking - Stage Flood Tracking - Discharge Gage-height Corrections Base Rating Shifted Rating
(About shift-adjusted ratings).
March 26, 2013: Station operated by the USGS Wyoming-Montana Water Science Center in cooperation with the Teton Conservation District and the USGS National Streamflow Information Program.
April 4, 2013: With the removal of the Newbold Dam, the previous stage-discharge rating cannot be used to accurately compute continuous discharge. USGS personnel will be developing a new stage-discharge rating in the near future.
February 27, 2015: The Newbold Dam diversion structure downstream of the streamgage was removed in 2013. Since then, scour and other changes to the channel have occurred. On November 4, 2014, station levels were completed and the gage datum was lowered 4.00 feet. This adjustment was needed to avoid the use of negative gage-heights. Questions or concerns can be directed to Kirk Miller (kmiller@usgs.gov; 307-775-9168) or Wayne Berkas (wrberkas@usgs.gov; 406-457-5903).

Leaving USGS: U.S. Coast Guard Boating safety tips.
This station managed by the Riverton Field Unit.

Available Parameters Available Period
All 2 Available Parameters for this site
   
00060 Discharge 2008-04-01  2018-11-19
00065 Gage height 2018-05-10  2018-11-19

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Discharge, cubic feet per second
Most recent instantaneous value: 220 11-19-2018   09:00 MST
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Daily discharge, cubic feet per second -- statistics for Nov 19 based on 24 years of record more
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135 167 181 185 205 220 246

Gage height, feet
Most recent instantaneous value: 3.82 11-19-2018   09:00 MST
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