Streamflow Data: Daily Streamflow Statistics
| Peak | Stage | Discharge Date |
Frequency | Flood Frequency | |
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| Beginning Date | Ending Date | ||||
3,000 |
11.86 |
1/02/1997 |
Insufficient Record |
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Annual Peak Flows:
Data Table
Annual peak flows are the highest annual streamflows for a site.
Flood Frequency:
No flood-frequency plot available.
A flood recurrence interval, or return period, is the average time interval, expressed in years, within which the given flood will be equaled or exceeded once, at a particular location. A flood having a recurrence interval of 100 years has a 1 chance in 100, or a 1-percent probability of happening in any given year. Conversely a flood having a 10-year return period or recurrence interval has a 10 percent chance or a 1 in 10 chance of happening in a given year. The graph below is a flood frequency curve. The ‘Q’ values are the discharges for the various return periods, in cubic feet per second (cfs). For example, Q5 is the discharge for the 5-year return period. Additional information about Flood Frequencies: What is a Flood Frequency?
Flood Maps: FEMA Map Center
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