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List of Affected Streamgages GAGE NAME STATE 15056210+A2:A891 TAIYA R NR SKAGWAY AK AK 15129300 DANGEROUS R AT HARLEQUIN LK OUTLET NR YAKUTAT AK AK 15214000 COPPER R AT MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE NR CORDOVA AK AK 15225997 SOLOMON GULCH AT TOP OF FALLS NR VALDEZ AK AK 15238986 BATTLE C 1.0 MI AB MOUTH NR HOMER AK AK 15239070 BRADLEY R NR TIDEWATER NR HOMER AK AK 15280999 PALMER (BODENBURG) C AT E DILLY AVE NR PALMER AK AK 15294080 KROTO CREEK AT OILWELL ROAD NEAR TRAPPER CREEK AK AK 15295700 TERROR R AT MOUTH NR KODIAK AK AK 15297610 RUSSELL C NR COLD BAY AK AK 15302000 NUYAKUK R NR DILLINGHAM AK AK 15302812 KOKWOK R 22 MI AB NUSHAGAK R NR EKWOK AK AK 15348000 FORTYMILE R NR STEELE CREEK AK AK 15477740 GOODPASTER R NR BIG DELTA AK AK 15478040 PHELAN C NR PAXSON AK AK 15493000 CHENA R NR TWO RIVERS AK AK 15515060 MARGUERITE C AB EMMA C NR HEALY AK AK 15515500 TANANA R AT NENANA AK AK 15565447 YUKON R AT PILOT STATION AK AK 15803000 MEADE R AT ATKASUK AK AK 15875000 COLVILLE R AT UMIAT AK AK 15896000 KUPARUK R NR DEADHORSE AK AK 15905100 3~ATIGUN R BL GALBRAITH LK NR PUMP STATION 4 AK AK 023432415 CHATTAHOOCHEE R .36 MI DS WFG DAM NR FT GAINES, GA AL 02372430 CONECUH RIVER AT RIVER FALLS, ALABAMA AL 02374745 BURNT CORN CREEK AT STATE HWY 41 NEAR BREWTON, AL. AL 02377560 STYX R NR LOXLEY, AT SMITHS SIDING, ALA AL 02377750 STYX RIVER AT SEMINOLE, ALA AL 02378300 MAGNOLIA RIVER AT US 98 NEAR FOLEY, ALABAMA AL 02378500 FISH RIVER NEAR SILVER HILL AL AL 02397530 COOSA RIVER AT STATE LINE, AL/GA AL 02401895 OHATCHEE CREEK AT OHATCHEE, ALA. AL 02406930 SHIRTEE CREEK NEAR ODENA, ALABAMA AL 02407000 2~COOSA RIVER AT CHILDERSBURG AL AL 02407514 YELLOWLEAF CREEK NEAR WESTOVER, ALA. AL 02411600 COOSA RIVER AT WETUMPKA AL AL 02413300 LITTLE TALLAPOOSA RIVER NEAR NEWELL AL AL 02414500 TALLAPOOSA RIVER AT WADLEY AL AL 02414715 TALLAPOOSA RIVER NR NEW SITE, AL.(HORSESHOE BEND) AL 02415000 HILLABEE CREEK NEAR HACKNEYVILLE AL AL 02418760 CHEWACLA CREEK AT CHEWACLA STATE PARK NR AUBURN AL 02419000 UPHAPEE CREEK NEAR TUSKEGEE AL AL 02420500 AUTAUGA CREEK AT PRATTVILLE, AL. AL 02424000 CAHABA RIVER AT CENTREVILLE AL AL 02448500 NOXUBEE RIVER NR GEIGER, AL AL 02448900 BODKA CREEK NEAR GEIGER, AL. AL 02449838 DUCK RIVER ABOVE HWY 278 NEAR BERLIN, ALA. AL 02458600 VILLAGE CREEK NEAR DOCENA, ALABAMA AL 02470629 MOBILE RIVER AT RIVER MILE 31.0 AT BUCKS, AL AL 02470630 MOBILE RIVER AT BARRY STEAMPLANT NR BUCKS (INTAKE) AL 0357568650 ALDRIDGE CREEK AT TONEY DRIVE AT HUNTSVILLE, AL. AL 03575830 INDIAN CREEK NEAR MADISON AL AL 302416087505501 ww 13-usgs 302416087505501 AL 02411930 TALLAPOOSA RIVER BELOW TALLAPOOSA, GEORGIA AL 07355860 Board Camp Cr nr Wolf Pen Gap Rec nr Nunley, AR AR 09379200 CHINLE CREEK NEAR MEXICAN WATER, AZ AZ 09382000 PARIA RIVER AT LEES FERRY, AZ AZ 09400568 POLACCA WASH NEAR SECOND MESA, AZ AZ 09402000 1~LITTLE COLORADO RIVER NEAR CAMERON, AZ AZ 09444500 SAN FRANCISCO RIVER AT CLIFTON, AZ. AZ 09471580 SAN PEDRO RIVER AT ST DAVID, AZ AZ 09502800 WILLIAMSON VALLEY WASH NEAR PAULDEN, AZ AZ 09502900 DEL RIO SPRINGS NEAR CHINO VALLEY, AZ AZ 09429500 COLORADO RIVER BELOW IMPERIAL DAM, AZ-CA CA 09524000 YUMA MAIN CANAL AT SIPHON DROP P.P. NR YUMA, AZ CA 09527630 BROCK RESERVOIR INLET NEAR CALEXICO, CA CA 09527660 BROCK RESERVOIR OUTLET NEAR CALEXICO, CA CA 10255810 BORREGO PALM C NR BORREGO SPRINGS CA CA 10259050 PALM CYN WASH NR CATHEDRAL CITY CA CA 10336660 BLACKWOOD C NR TAHOE CITY CA CA 10336674 WARD C BL CONFLUENCE NR TAHOE CITY CA CA 10337810 NF SQUAW C A OLYMPIC VALLEY CA CA 11020600 EL CAPITAN RES NR LAKESIDE CA CA 11022100 SAN VICENTE RES NR LAKESIDE CA CA 11025500 SANTA YSABEL C NR RAMONA CA CA 11028500 SANTA MARIA C NR RAMONA CA CA 11042800 WARM SPRINGS C NR MURRIETA CA CA 11046050 SANTA MARGARITA R A MOUTH NR OCEANSIDE CA CA 11046300 SAN MATEO C NR SAN CLEMENTE CA CA 11046360 CRISTIANITOS C AB SAN MATEO C NR SAN CLEMENTE CA CA 11070270 PERRIS VALLEY STORM DR A NUEVO RD NR PERRIS CA CA 11075720 2~CARBON C BL CARBON CYN DAM CA CA 11075800 SANTIAGO C A MODJESKA CA CA 11078000 SANTA ANA R A SANTA ANA CA CA 11087020 SAN GABRIEL R AB WHITTIER NARROWS DAM CA CA 11118500 VENTURA R NR VENTURA CA 11135800 2~SAN ANTONIO C A LOS ALAMOS CA CA 11136100 SAN ANTONIO C NR CASMALIA CA CA 11136800 CUYAMA R BL BUCKHORN CYN NR SANTA MARIA CA CA 11141280 LOPEZ C NR ARROYO GRANDE CA CA 11468000 NAVARRO R NR NAVARRO CA CA 11147500 SALINAS R A PASO ROBLES CA CA 11156500 SAN BENITO R NR WILLOW CREEK SCHOOL CA CA 11159200 CORRALITOS C A FREEDOM CA CA 11172175 COYOTE C AB HWY 237 A MILPITAS CA CA 11475610 CAHTO C NR LAYTONVILLE CA CA 11189500 SF KERN R NR ONYX CA CA 11200800 DEER C NR FOUNTAIN SPRINGS CA CA 11206820 MARBLE FORK KAWEAH R AB HORSE C NR LODGEPOLE CA CA 11253130 SAN JOAQUIN R A N SAN MATEO RD NR MENDOTA CA CA 11253310 CANTUA C NR CANTUA CREEK CA CA 11370500 SACRAMENTO R A KESWICK CA CA 11376550 BATTLE C BL COLEMAN FISH HATCHERY NR COTTONWOOD CA CA 11451000 CACHE C NR LOWER LAKE CA CA 11451100 NF CACHE C A HOUGH SPRING NR CLEARLAKE OAKS CA CA 11458433 SONOMA CREEK A KENWOOD CA CA 11460600 LAGUNITAS C NR PT REYES STATION CA CA 11461500 EF RUSSIAN R NR CALPELLA CA CA 11463900 MAACAMA C NR KELLOGG CA CA 11463980 RUSSIAN R A DIGGER BEND NR HEALDSBURG CA CA 11465240 DRY C BLW LAMBERT BR NR GEYSERVILLE CA CA 11468900 MATTOLE R NR ETTERSBURG CA CA 11472180 OUTLET C NR WILLITS CA CA 11473900 MF EEL R NR DOS RIOS CA CA 11475000 EEL R A FORT SEWARD CA CA 11481000 MAD R NR ARCATA CA CA 11516530 KLAMATH R BL IRON GATE DAM CA CA 11525500 TRINITY R A LEWISTON CA CA 323659117033301 CA 323915117055301 CA 324641117071501 CA 330514116582901 CA 330555117010101 CA 332747117061101 CA 332857117043301 CA 333001117005701 CA 340707117162706 CA 340804117221601 CA 373818118513301 CA 373822118514401 CA 373829118505801 CA 02231396 BLUE CYPRESS CREEK NEAR FELLSMERE, FL FL 02234500 ST. JOHNS RIVER NEAR SANFORD, FL FL 02236901 PALATLAKAHA R BL SPWY AT CH LK OUT NR GROVELAND,FL FL 02237000 PALATLAKAHA RIVER NEAR MASCOTTE, FL FL 02237700 APOPKA-BEAUCLAIR CANAL NEAR ASTATULA, FL FL 02237701 APOPKA-BEAUCLAIR CANAL Below ASTATULA, FL FL 02239000 OCKLAWAHA RIVER NR OCALA,FLA. FL 02266550 REEDY CREEK AT STATE HWY 531 NEAR POINSIANNA, FL FL 02290878 BROAD RIVER NEAR THE CUTOFF, FL FL 02290888 CHATHAM RIVER NEAR THE WATSON PLACE, FL FL 264514080550700 INDUSTRIAL CANAL AT CLEWISTON FL 274812081190301 P-49 WE..FROSTPROOF FL 02192000 BROAD RIVER NEAR BELL, GA GA 02196670 SAVANNAH RIVER JEFFERSON DAVIS BR, AT AUGUSTA, GA GA 02198840 SAVANNAH RIVER (I-95) NEAR PORT WENTWORTH, GA GA 02200120 OGEECHEE RIVER AT GA 88, NEAR GRANGE, GA GA 02215900 LITTLE OCMULGEE RIVER AT GA 149, AT SCOTLAND, GA GA 02223110 BUFFALO CREEK AT GA 272, NEAR OCONEE, GA GA 02226160 ALTAMAHA RIVER NEAR EVERETT CITY, GA GA 02227270 ALABAHA RIVER AT GA 203, NEAR BLACKSHEAR, GA GA 02227500 LITTLE SATILLA RIVER NEAR OFFERMAN, GA GA 02231254 ST MARY'S RIVER AT I-95, NEAR KINGSLAND, GA GA 02327355 OCHLOCKONEE RIVER AT GA 188, NEAR COOLIDGE, GA GA 02327500 OCHLOCKONEE RIVER NEAR THOMASVILLE, GA GA 02334620 DICK CREEK AT OLD ATLANTA RD, NEAR SUWANEE, GA GA 02337500 SNAKE CREEK NEAR WHITESBURG, GA GA 02338840 YELLOWJACKET CREEK-HAMMETT RD, BLW HOGANSVILLE, GA GA 02344327 MORNING CRK AT WESTBRIDGE RD, NR FAYETTEVILLE, GA GA 02344700 LINE CREEK NEAR SENOIA, GA GA 02344724 WHITEWATER CREEK AT EASTIN RD, NR FAYETTEVILLE, GA GA 02344872 FLINT RIVER BELOW BIG BRANCH, NEAR MOLENA, GA GA 02346180 FLINT RIVER NEAR THOMASTON, GA GA 02350600 KINCHAFOONEE CREEK AT PRESTON, GA GA 02353265 ICHAWAYNOCHAWAY CREEK AT GA 37, NEAR MORGAN, GA GA 02355662 FLINT RIVER AT RIVERVIEW PLANTATION, NR HOPEFUL,GA GA 02356638 SPRING CREEK APPROX .25 MI US US27 NR COLQUITT, GA GA 02384540 MILL CREEK NEAR CRANDALL, GA GA 02387600 OOTHKALOOGA CREEK AT GA 53 SPUR, AT CALHOUN, GA GA 02397500 CEDAR CREEK NEAR CEDARTOWN, GA GA 304949083165301 GA 305736084355801 GA 310507084262201 GA 310931081291002 GA 312232084391701 GA 312617084110701 GA 312712082593301 GA 313247084005001 GA 313808084093601 GA 313953084361202 GA 320139083511602 GA 322036084590301 GA 332528082003301 GA 335517084164001 GA 132234144441966 Windward Hills Rain Gage near Talofofo, Guam HI 16010000 Kawaikoi Stream nr Waimea, Kauai, HI HI 16031000 Waimea River near Waimea, Kauai, HI HI 16238500 Waihi Stream at Honolulu, Oahu, HI HI 16275000 Heeia Stream at Haiku Valley nr Kaneohe, Oahu, HI HI 16301050 Punaluu Str abv Punaluu Ditch Intake, Oahu, HI HI 16325000 Kamananui Str at Pupukea Mil Rd, Oahu, HI HI 16614000 Waihee Rv abv Waihee Dtch intk nr Waihee, Maui, HI HI 16717000 Honolii Stream nr Papaikou, HI HI 213308158035601 Helemano 6 Reservoir, Oahu, HI HI 213608158011101 897.9 Pupukea RD Rain Gage at alt. 1,160 ft, Oahu, HI HI 213732158010201 897.11 Kamananui Rain Gage at alt. 720 ft, Oahu,HI HI 05387490 Dry Run Creek near Decorah, IA IA 05389500 Mississippi River at McGregor, IA IA 05411500 Mississippi River at Clayton, IA IA 05411850 Turkey River near Eldorado, IA IA 05412400 Volga River at Littleport, IA IA 05451770 Iowa River at County Highway E49 near Tama, IA IA 05418400 North Fork Maquoketa River near Fulton, IA IA 05420680 Wapsipinicon River near Tripoli, IA IA 05420850 Little Wapsipinicon River near Oran, IA IA 05421890 Silver Creek at Welton, IA IA 05451900 Richland Creek near Haven, IA IA 05452000 Salt Creek near Elberon, IA IA 05452500 Iowa River near Belle Plaine, IA IA 05454000 Rapid Creek near Iowa City, IA IA 05454090 Muddy Creek at Coralville, IA IA 05455230 Deep River at Deep River, IA IA 05458900 West Fork Cedar River at Finchford, IA IA 05459490 Spring Creek near Mason City, IA IA 05463050 2~Cedar River at Cedar
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