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BASIN-USGS-COB Boulder Creek Millenium Baseline |
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Boulder Creek Watershed
Stream Flow Data for 2000 - Boulder Creek Above Coal Creek |
Preliminary Data - subject to revision
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Information on Stream Flow:
Flow
is the volume of water moving past a point in a unit of time. Two things make up flow: the volume of water in the stream, and the velocity of the water moving past a given point. Flow affects the concentration of dissolved oxygen, natural substances, and pollutants in a water body. Flow is measured in units of cubic feet per second (cfs). Peak flows for Boulder Creek in the spring can reach as high as 300-800 cfs and as low as 10-50 cfs in the fall months. |
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More general information about Stream Flow
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Interpretation of Boulder Creek Stream Flow data
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Monitoring site information: |
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- Location: Boulder Creek Above Coal Creek
- Name: BC-aCC
- Type: Composite
- Frequency: SemiAnnual
- Longitude: 105 ° W 34'
- Latitude: 40 ° N 50'
- Elevation: 4955 feet asl
- Site photo
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| Downstream Site: Boulder Creek at 107th St |
| Upstream Site: Boulder Creek Below Coal Creek |
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| Date |
Flow
cfs |
| June, 2000 |
38.00 |
| October, 2000 |
30.89 |
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| Detection Limit (if available) |
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Preliminary Data - subject to revision
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Select on the parameter name to view all Stream Flow time series plots on the basin map.
Select on the table date to view stream Stream Flow profiles observed on that date.
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