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River levels near Collegeville

24 USGS streamgauges within 20 miles · Pennsylvania

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

1
Perkiomen Creek At Graterford
2.8 mi away 1.54 ft gage
224 cfs
2
East Branch Perkiomen Creek Near Schwenksville
4.7 mi away 2.97 ft gage
74 cfs
3
Schuylkill River At Norristown
7.3 mi away 8.25 ft gage
1,520 cfs
4
Valley Creek At Pa Turnpike Br Near Valley Forge
7.8 mi away 3.19 ft gage
17 cfs
5
French Creek Near Phoenixville
9.1 mi away 4.70 ft gage
53 cfs
6
Schuylkill River At Pottstown
11.8 mi away 2.13 ft gage
954 cfs
7
Wissahickon Creek At Fort Washington
12.4 mi away 2.58 ft gage
55 cfs
8
West Branch Perkiomen Creek At Hillegass
13.4 mi away 0.71 ft gage
24 cfs
9
Nb Neshaminy Creek At Chalfont
14.0 mi away 3.29 ft gage
53 cfs
10
Perkiomen Creek At East Greenville
14.6 mi away 1.94 ft gage
35 cfs
11
Nb Neshaminy Cr Bl Lake Galena Nr New Britain
14.7 mi away 2.23 ft gage
72 cfs
12
Crum Creek Near Newtown Square
14.8 mi away 2.12 ft gage
13 cfs
13
L Neshaminy Cr At Valley Road Nr Neshaminy
16.9 mi away 2.32 ft gage
42 cfs
14
Cobbs Cr At U.S. Hghwy No. 1 At Philadelphia
17.1 mi away 2.46 ft gage
3 cfs
15
Pennypack Creek Trib At Hatboro
17.2 mi away 0.30 ft gage
1 cfs
16
Wissahickon Creek At Mouth
17.2 mi away 2.46 ft gage
76 cfs
17
Marsh Creek Near Glenmoore
17.3 mi away 1.66 ft gage
15 cfs
18
Marsh Creek Near Downingtown
17.6 mi away 1.31 ft gage
4 cfs
19
East Branch Brandywine Creek Near Downingtown
18.0 mi away 2.12 ft gage
44 cfs
20
East Branch Perkiomen Creek Near Dublin
18.2 mi away 1.88 ft gage
34 cfs
21
Ridley Creek At Media
19.1 mi away 3.36 ft gage
20 cfs
22
Manatawny Creek Near Spangsville
19.1 mi away 2.78 ft gage
50 cfs
23
East Branch Brandywine Creek Below Downingtown
19.8 mi away 3.13 ft gage
74 cfs
24
Tacony Creek At County Line
19.9 mi away 2.24 ft gage
10 cfs

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