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River levels near Atlanta

25 USGS streamgauges within 20 miles · Georgia

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

1
Proctor Creek At Hortense Way
1.2 mi away 1.32 ft gage
5 cfs
2
Peachtree Creek At Atlanta
2.4 mi away 2.01 ft gage
15 cfs
3
Proctor Creek At Jackson Parkway
2.8 mi away 3.02 ft gage
1 cfs
4
Nancy Creek At West Wesley Road
3.6 mi away 1.79 ft gage
9 cfs
5
Chattahoochee River At Ga 280
3.7 mi away 4.73 ft gage
1,410 cfs
6
S.F. Peachtree Creek
4.9 mi away 3.30 ft gage
7 cfs
7
Chattahoochee River At Atlanta
5.2 mi away 3.24 ft gage
1,340 cfs
8
N.F. Peachtree Creek
5.6 mi away 3.63 ft gage
7 cfs
9
Nickajack Creek At Us 78/278
5.6 mi away 1.08 ft gage
8 cfs
10
Nancy Creek At Rickenbacker Drive
6.2 mi away 1.16 ft gage
7 cfs
11
South River At Forest Park Road
8.5 mi away 2.86 ft gage
10 cfs
12
Intrenchment Creek Near Atlanta
8.8 mi away 2.63 ft gage
4 cfs
13
Utoy Creek At Great Southwest Pkwy Nr Atlanta
8.8 mi away 2.56 ft gage
7 cfs
14
Sweetwater Creek Near Austell
10.9 mi away 0.99 ft gage
63 cfs
15
Sope Creek Near Marietta
11.5 mi away 1.08 ft gage
14 cfs
16
Sweetwater Creek Below Austell
11.8 mi away 0.94 ft gage
59 cfs
17
Chattahoochee River Below Morgan Falls Dam
12.6 mi away 812.13 ft gage
1,860 cfs
18
Noses Creek At Powder Springs Rd
13.9 mi away 2.01 ft gage
6 cfs
19
N.F. Peachtree Creek At Graves Rd
14.1 mi away 3.61 ft gage
0 cfs
20
South River At Flakes Mill Road Nr Atlanta
14.3 mi away 1.98 ft gage
27 cfs
21
Chattahoochee River Above Roswell
15.0 mi away 3.29 ft gage
1,120 cfs
22
Crooked Creek Near Norcross
15.3 mi away 3.46 ft gage
1 cfs
23
Chattahoochee River Near Fairburn
16.9 mi away 0.59 ft gage
1,440 cfs
24
Chattahoochee River Near Norcross
19.3 mi away 2.01 ft gage
802 cfs
25
Noonday Creek At Hawkins Store Rd
19.6 mi away 0.62 ft gage
9 cfs

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