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River levels near Jasmine Estates

23 USGS streamgauges within 20 miles · Florida

Current discharge (cfs) and gage height at every USGS streamgauge within 20 miles of Jasmine Estates, nearest first. Tap a gauge for its full streamflow report and trend.

1
Pithlachascotee River Near New Port Richey Fl
3.8 mi away 18.75 ft gage
11 cfs
2
Anclote River Near Elfers Fl
5.6 mi away 8.99 ft gage
32 cfs
3
Pithlachascotee R Bl Suncoast Pkwy Nr Fivay Jct Fl
7.1 mi away 41.02 ft gage
8 cfs
4
Anclote River Near Odessa Fl
7.2 mi away 2.14 ft gage
14 cfs
5
Fivemile Cr Bl Suncoast Pkwy Nr Fivay Junction Fl
8.3 mi away 47.18 ft gage
1 cfs
6
Pithlachascotee River Near Fivay Junction Fl
9.7 mi away 51.35 ft gage
2 cfs
7
Brooker Creek Near Lake Fern Fl
11.0 mi away 2.24 ft gage
1 cfs
8
South Branch Anclote River Near Odessa Fl
11.2 mi away 3.10 ft gage
1 cfs
9
Brooker Creek At Van Dyke Rd Near Citrus Park Fl
13.5 mi away 18.04 ft gage
3 cfs
10
Brooker Creek Near Tarpon Springs Fl
13.6 mi away 9.33 ft gage
12 cfs
11
South Branch Brooker Creek Near Oldsmar Fl
14.9 mi away 4.19 ft gage
3 cfs
12
Lake Tarpon Canal At S-551
16.6 mi away 13.35 ft gage
0 cfs
13
Weeki Wachee River Near Brooksville Fl
16.9 mi away
148 cfs
14
Weeki Wachee River Nr Weeki Wachee Springs Fl
16.9 mi away 0.56 ft gage
92 cfs
15
Rocky Creek At St Hwy 587 At Citrus Park Fl
17.4 mi away 18.05 ft gage
10 cfs
16
Curlew Creek At County Road 1 Near Ozona Fl
17.5 mi away -1.59 ft gage
2 cfs
17
Brushy Creek Near Citrus Park Fl
17.8 mi away 1.92 ft gage
6 cfs
18
Curlew Creek At Belcher Road Near Ozona Fl
17.8 mi away 0.79 ft gage
4 cfs
19
Cypress Creek Tributary Nr Wesley Chapel Fl
18.6 mi away 58.58 ft gage
2 cfs
20
Cypress Creek Near San Antonio Fl
18.7 mi away 70.84 ft gage
5 cfs
21
Curlew Creek At Evans Road Near Dunedin Fl
18.9 mi away 1.27 ft gage
1 cfs
22
Rocky Creek Near Sulphur Springs Fl
19.0 mi away 5.43 ft gage
39 cfs
23
Cypress Creek At Worthington Gardens Fl
19.1 mi away 4.61 ft gage
29 cfs

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