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Links to
the USGS live stream flow data for the Flatrock River
Click the numbered links below
for current gauging station data:
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Flatrock
R. at St. Paul |
Elaine
Lewis recommends paddling the upper reaches of the Flatrock with at
least 200 CFS (cubic feet per second) on the St. Paul gauge. She notes
that at over 500 CFS lots of the "fun stuff" gets washed
out. Only experienced paddlers could try higher water levels because
of high standing waves and strainers that are difficult to navigate. |
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East
Fork of White River right where the Flatrock goes into it at Columbus |
Murphy
Smith reports that 1000 CFS (cubic feet per second) is barely
enough flow for his solo canoe, and there are enough mild rapids that
one must always pay attention to the river. |
We need your help interpreting
the stream flow data for other river users. When you take a river trip,
note the stream flow during your trip and report it to us. Also let us
know generally how your trip went. Did your boats scrape bottom much?
Did you get stuck at any point? Was the river too fast for fun? Was it
a pleasant float the whole way? Let us know at Trips@IndianaOutfitters.com
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