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James River Flood Information

In response to potential flooding in the James River Basin, fourteen rapidly deployable, mobile streamgages have been installed to provide short-term water-level data in critical areas. The fourteen streamgages are temporary and will be removed when the threat of flooding has passed.

Select a site from the table or map (right) to view data.

1	06467750 JAMES RIVER AT MANFRED, ND *discontinued
2	06468000 JAMES RIVER AT NEW ROCKFORD, ND *discontinued
3	06469350 PIPESTEM CREEK ON US RT 52 WEST OF CARRINGTON, ND *discontinued
4	06469000 JAMESTOWN RESERVOIR NR JAMESTOWN, ND *discontinued
5	06469005 JAMES RIVER BELOW JAMESTOWN DAM AT JAMESTOWN, ND *discontinued
6	06469015 JAMESTOWN RIVER ON 5TH ST IN JAMESTOWN, ND *discontinued
7	06469830 PIPESTEM CREEK ON 17TH AVENUE IN JAMESTOWN, ND *discontinued
8	06470100 JAMES RIVER NORTHWEST OF YPSILANTI, ND *discontinued
9	06470425 JAMES RIVER AT STATE ROUTE 46 NR ADRIAN, ND *discontinued
10	06470475 JAMES RIVER AT CNTY RD 34 NR GRAND RAPIDS, ND *discontinued
11	06470570 COTTONWOOD CREEK SOUTHWEST OF LAMOURE, ND
12	06470582 SOUTH BRANCH COTTONWOOD CREEK SW OF LAMOURE, ND *discontinued
13	06470590 LAKE LAMOURE SOUTH OF LAMOURE, ND
14	06470595 COTTONWOOD CREEK BELOW LAKE LAMOURE, ND *discontinued
	Permanent Hydrologic Monitoring Network

All North Dakota real-time gages in the James River Basin

All South Dakota real-time gages in the James River Basin

Rapid Deployment to Mobile Streamgages

The USGS has developed new rapidly deployable, mobile streamgages to provide short-term water-level data to critical areas lacking streamgages.

The USGS network of 7,400 streamgaging stations covers many of the Nations streams - but not all. The lack of a gage can be critical during a storm or when an emergency condition requires more detailed monitoring. Therefore, USGS has developed new rapidly deployable, mobile streamgages to provide short-term water-level data to those areas. These mobile gages can also serve as emergency replacements for damaged or destroyed gages, especially when more detailed hydrologic information is needed like in the days before or after Hurricane Katrina.

Communities in need of additional monitoring please contact Gregg Wiche or Steve Robinson at the North Dakota Water Science Center.

 Links

Stutsman County Flood Information

U.S. Geological Survey Flood and High Flow Map

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers James River Report

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers James River down stream report

National Weather Service Hydrological Predictions

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