| 03347000 |
White River
at Muncie |
A canoe outfitter reports that flow is "fair" below 4 feet, "good" from 4 to 4.84 feet, "excellent" from 4.84 to 5.04 feet, and they quit renting at 5.50 feet. |
| 03348130 |
White River
at Anderson |
A member of The Hoosier
Canoe Club reports that at 318 CFS on this gage, he had
a nice trip with nice flow. His trip was from Anderson to Perkinsville.
At 1750 cfs the
flow was reported to be very swift, yet fun. This was on a trip
ending at Anderson.
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| 03349000 |
White River
at Noblesville |
A member of
The Hoosier
Canoe Club reports that at 430 CFS on this gage, he had
a nice trip with swift flow. His trip was from Perkinsville to Noblesville. |
| 03351000 |
White River
near Nora |
|
| 03351060 |
White River
at Broad Ripple |
|
| 03353000 |
White River
at Indianapolis |
|
| 03353611 |
White River
at Stout at Indpls |
|
| 03354000 |
White River
near Centerton |
Thomas Crouch reported that a level of 4.7 feet (4700 CFS) on the Centerton gage made for a fast trip from Martinsville to Spencer. With lots of stops and little paddling, he made it from Martinsville to Paragon in about 6 hours.
He further reported that at a level of 3.5 feet (3200 CFS) many chutes and riffles are washed out, making for a swift and easy float. |
| 03357000 |
White River
at Spencer |
Thomas Crouch reported that at a level of 3.2 feet on the Spencer gage he had a great 2 day trip from Martinsville to Spencer. He said he scraped bottom less than 5 times with a loaded down kayak, and he never had to portage. Furthermore, he did the trip from Martinsville to Spencer in a total of 13 hours and 15 minutes. |
| 03360500 |
White River
at Newberry |
|
| 03373980 |
White River
above Petersburg |
|
| 03374000 |
White River
at Petersburg |
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