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Stream Gauging Station Index July 2016 This Publication Has Been Compiled by Nina Polaschek of Operations Support, Department of Natural Resources and Water Stream Gauging Station Index July 2016 This publication has been compiled by Nina Polaschek of Operations Support, Department of Natural Resources and Water. © State of Queensland, 2016 The Queensland Government supports and encourages the dissemination and exchange of its information. The copyright in this publication is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia (CC BY) licence. Under this licence you are free, without having to seek our permission, to use this publication in accordance with the licence terms. You must keep intact the copyright notice and attribute the State of Queensland as the source of the publication. Note: Some content in this publication may have different licence terms as indicated. For more information on this licence, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/au/deed.en The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The Queensland Government shall not be liable for technical or other errors or omissions contained herein. The reader/user accepts all risks and responsibility for losses, damages, costs and other consequences resulting directly or indirectly from using this information. Summary This document lists the historic (closed) and current (open) stream gauging stations which make up the Department of Natural Resources and Mines river height and streamflow monitoring network. Data collected at stream gauging stations are published on the department’s Water Monitoring Information Portal. Other data types are also collected at stream gauging stations (including rainfall and water quality). Further information is available on the Water Monitoring Information Portal under each station listing. WMG001 | version 4.0, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, 2016 i Table of contents 1. Stream gauging station index ...................................................................................................... iii 2. Description of index headings..................................................................................................... iii 3. Queensland drainage basins ....................................................................................................... iv 4. Feedback ........................................................................................................................................ iv WMG001 | version 4.0, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, 2016 ii 1. Stream gauging station index The department’s stream gauging stations are operated by trained hydrographic staff within a quality management environment under International Organisation for Standardisation ISO 9001:2008 accreditation. Streamflow measurements are an integral part of producing volumetric data at gauging stations. Stream gaugings are taken throughout a full range of low and high flow conditions to enable derivation of accurate streamflow volumes. A list of current, operational gauging stations is detailed in the Stream Gauging Station Network. Please also refer to document this for a summary of the background and objectives of department’s streamflow monitoring network. Data collected from the Stream Gauging Station Network is published on the department’s Water Monitoring Information Portal, where near real time and historical data has been available to the public online since January 2008. 2. Description of index headings Station | the stream gauging station unique identifier. The numbering system is based on Australian Water Resource Council drainage basin numbering comprised of seven (7) numbers and one (1) letter. Station name | the description of the stream gauging stations location. Office | the departmental office operating the stream gauging station: Ayr (AYR) Bundaberg (BBG) Mareeba (MBA) Rockhampton (RCK) Brisbane (BNE) Innisfail (INF) Mackay (MKY) Toowoomba (TBA) Latitude (°S) and Longitude (°E) | the coordinates of the stream gauging station location. Details are given in degrees to 4 decimal places, although accuracy to this level is not guaranteed. Datum | the vertical elevation standards: Australian Height Datum (AHD) Assumed Datum (ASS) Brisbane City Council Datum (BCC) Burdekin River Datum (BRD) Mount Isa Mines Datum (MIM) No Applicable Data (NAD) State Datum (SD) AMTD | the Adopted Middle Thread Distance, in kilometres. This relates to the distance along the middle of the river upstream from its mouth (or junction). Catchment area | the catchment above the stream gauging station, in square kilometres. Commenced | the date the stream gauging station opened. Station type | the data type collected at the site G indicates time series flow data are collected at the site. GQ indicates both time series flow and water quality data are collected at the site. Height data / Flow data / Rainfall data / TS WQ data | indicates the data available at a gauging station (e.g. steam height, stream discharge, rainfall data and time series water quality data). WMG001 | version 4.0, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, 2016 iii 3. Queensland drainage basins This map shows the Queensland drainage basin numbering used in the stream gauging station numbering system. 4. Feedback We welcome your feedback! Please contact us at [email protected] with the subject heading ‘Water Monitoring Information Portal Feedback’. WMG001 | version 4.0, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, 2016 iv Departmental gauging station sites Date DNRM Height Flow Rainfall TS WQ Site number Site name Latitude Longitude LL Datum Date ceased Station type DNRM region commenced office data data data data 001101A Eyre Creek at Glengyle -24.7839 139.5903 GDA94 10/12/1966 30/09/1988 G TBA SOUTH - - 001201A Georgina River at Lake Nash -21.0152 137.9179 GDA94 1/12/1948 17/04/1956 G AYR NORTH - - 001202A Burke River at Boulia -22.9102 139.9160 GDA94 1/10/1966 - G RCK CENTRAL - 001203A Georgina River at Roxborough Downs -22.5151 138.8475 GDA94 1/10/1967 - G RCK CENTRAL - 001204A Georgina River at Camooweal -19.9232 138.1145 GDA94 1/10/1968 30/09/1988 G AYR NORTH - - 002101A Diamantina River at Birdsville -25.9033 139.3753 GDA94 1/10/1949 30/09/1966 G TBA SOUTH - - 002101B Diamantina River at Birdsville -25.9083 139.3722 GDA94 1/10/1949 30/09/1988 G TBA SOUTH - - 002102A Diamantina River at The Bluff -25.7925 139.5753 GDA94 24/12/1948 31/07/1957 G TBA SOUTH - - 002103A Diamantina River at Monkira -24.8438 140.5801 GDA94 1/01/1949 27/02/1970 G TBA SOUTH - - 002104A Diamantina River at Diamantina Lakes -23.7283 141.1131 GDA94 15/11/1966 - G RCK CENTRAL - 002105A Mills Creek at Oondooroo -22.1768 143.1637 GDA94 22/05/2007 - G RCK CENTRAL - 003101A Cooper Creek at Currareva -25.3701 142.7429 GDA94 1/10/1939 23/06/1988 G TBA SOUTH - - 003102A Cooper Creek at Durham Downs -27.0524 141.9037 GDA94 1/06/1948 31/08/1953 G TBA SOUTH - - 003103A Cooper Creek at Nappa Merrie -27.5967 141.1061 GDA94 14/03/1949 - G TBA SOUTH - 003201A Thomson River at Jundah -24.8132 143.0570 GDA94 4/10/1948 31/03/1954 G TBA SOUTH - - - 003202A Thomson River at Longreach -23.4099 144.2287 GDA94 29/05/1969 - GQ RCK CENTRAL 003203A Thomson River at Stonehenge -24.3522 143.2551 GDA94 2/12/1966 - G RCK CENTRAL - 003204A Cornish Creek at Bowen Downs -22.4492 145.0242 GDA94 11/08/1999 - G RCK CENTRAL - 003205A Darr River at Darr -23.2160 144.0805 GDA94 17/06/1969 - G RCK CENTRAL - 003206A Torrens Creek at Torrens Creek -20.8201 145.0438 GDA94 24/02/1976 30/09/1988 G AYR NORTH - - 003301A Barcoo River at Retreat -25.1818 143.2552 GDA94 5/10/1948 29/12/1950 G TBA SOUTH - - - 003301B Barcoo River at Retreat -25.1854 143.2813 GDA94 3/12/1999 - G RCK CENTRAL - 003302A Alice River at Barcaldine -23.6493 145.2160 GDA94 5/12/1967 - G RCK CENTRAL - 003303A Barcoo River at Blackall -24.4268 145.4583 GDA94 1/05/1969 - G RCK CENTRAL - 003305A Mistake Creek at Wololla -23.6323 145.9523 GDA94 12/09/1974 8/10/1988 G RCK CENTRAL - - 011201A Bulloo River at Thargomindah -27.9869 143.8314 GDA94 1/10/1959 30/09/1960 G TBA SOUTH - - 011202A Bulloo River at Autumnvale -27.7665 143.9381 GDA94 5/04/1967 - G TBA SOUTH - - 011203A Bulloo River at Quilpie -26.6118 144.2812 GDA94 12/03/1967 - G TBA SOUTH - 102101A Pascoe River at Fall Creek -12.8797 142.9845 GDA94 1/10/1967 - G MBA NORTH - 102102A Pascoe River at Garraway Creek -12.6578 143.0501 GDA94 20/11/1970 - G MBA NORTH - 104001A Stewart River at Telegraph Road -14.1675 143.3940 GDA94 18/01/1970 - G MBA NORTH - 105001A Hann River at Kalinga Homestead -15.2011 143.8575 GDA94 10/07/1958 11/03/1971 G MBA NORTH - - 105001B Hann River at Sandy Creek -15.2238 143.8475 GDA94 17/12/1968 - G MBA NORTH - 105002A Jungle Creek at Kalinga -15.3476 143.7748 GDA94 21/11/1970 30/09/1988 G MBA NORTH - - 105101A Normanby River at Battle Camp -15.2816 144.8387 GDA94 14/12/1967 - G MBA NORTH - 105102A Laura River at Coalseam Creek -15.6137 144.4848 GDA94 27/03/1968 - G MBA NORTH - 105103A Kennedy River at Fairlight -15.5639 144.0201 GDA94 17/02/1968 6/06/1988 G MBA NORTH - - 105104A Deighton River at Deighton -15.4907 144.5292 GDA94 29/05/1969 30/07/1988 G MBA NORTH - - 105105A East Normanby River at Mulligan Highway -15.7680 145.0130 GDA94 24/02/1969 - G MBA NORTH - 105106A West Normanby River at Mount Sellheim -15.7594 144.9759 GDA94 16/12/1970 10/12/1989 G MBA NORTH - - 105107A Normanby River at Kalpowar Crossing -14.9168 144.2113 GDA94 8/12/2005 - GQ MBA NORTH 106001A McIvor River at Elderslie -15.1347 145.0859 GDA94 26/02/1969 14/12/1988 G MBA NORTH - - 106002A Jeannie
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