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Locations of Streamflow-Gaging Stations, Crest Gages, Regulated Stations, and Flood-Frequency Areas in Wisconsin and Adjacent States

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Locations of Streamflow-Gaging Stations, Crest Gages, Regulated Stations, and Flood-Frequency Areas in Wisconsin and Adjacent States U.S. Department of the Interior Prepared in cooperation with the Scientific Investigations Report 2016−5140 U.S. Geological Survey Wisconsin Department of Transportation Plate 1 of 1 94° 92° 90° 88° 86° ge River id Baptism River tr r West Two River a P East Swan River L A K E S U r P E ive R I et R O qu R lo C Gooseberry River ce River efa it h W 47° r Rive er quet iv lo R C n Misery River a w S Louis R Saint iver O 04026200 n r to Otter River ive Sand River n i R a er p g v ip o i s n R is Iron River R iss n i o M Bois Brule River ve Mulligan Creek r e g Midway River r tu S Bardon Creek Bardon Sioux River 04024430 04026300 Nem 04024400 r 04025200 040263205 Trout Creek adji ive Rock River River R B 04029990 a M d M id 04025500 North Fish Creek R d 040263491 Beartrap Creek i o Sucker Creek le v n icon 04027500 04029700 t B mn e Pot re r A r ato R a a iv l 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