Need Your Help - A New USGS Streams Gauge Page

[albatross]

Great stuff Dave. I might like to see this site added "Youghiogheny River at Youghiogheny River Dam, PA - USGS-03077500". This is the tailwater outflow and in conjunction with the gage below confluence (that you already have), one can determine how much of the flow is coming from the tailwater versus the two freestone tribs that enter in Confluence.

One more addition for SWPA, West Branch Susquehanna River at Bower, PA - USGS-01541000. The Upper West Branch is a developing class A brown trout fishery.

 

[springer1]

i don't see Chester Creek in Chester / Delaware counties listed, but maybe I missed it. If possible, please add if it's not.

 

[DaveKile]

Great stuff Dave. I might like to see this site added "Youghiogheny River at Youghiogheny River Dam, PA - USGS-03077500". This is the tailwater outflow and in conjunction with the gage below confluence (that you already have), one can determine how much of the flow is coming from the tailwater versus the two freestone tribs that enter in Confluence.

One more addition for SWPA, West Branch Susquehanna River at Bower, PA - USGS-01541000. The Upper West Branch is a developing class A brown trout fishery.

I had you in mind as I was picking and choosing the Youghiogheny.

 

[Mike]

In General: known streams, Special Regs, and locations with water temps were preferred

Then the E Br Brandywine presents you with a “pickle.” If you eliminate the lower site well below Downingtown, you lose a water temp site, but it’s a warmwater stream at that point anyway.

If you eliminate the upper site are losing the flow info for the stocked DH Area and for the stocked section below it that extends into the park within Downingtown.

 

[tomgamber]

Not sure were you are number-wise but this Sinnemahoning gauge is valuable because represents the river after the first gork dumps in.

Sinnemahoning Creek at Sinnemahoning, PA - USGS-01543500