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River levels near Ogontz Campus

24 USGS streamgauges within 20 miles · Pennsylvania

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

1
Pennypack Creek Trib At Hatboro
3.9 mi away 0.30 ft gage
1 cfs
2
Pennypack Creek At Pine Road
3.9 mi away 3.53 ft gage
94 cfs
3
Wissahickon Creek At Fort Washington
5.0 mi away 2.65 ft gage
65 cfs
4
Tacony Creek At County Line
5.5 mi away 2.33 ft gage
19 cfs
5
L Neshaminy Cr At Valley Road Nr Neshaminy
7.1 mi away 2.40 ft gage
52 cfs
6
Pennypack Cr At Lower Rhawn St Bdg
7.2 mi away 3.26 ft gage
185 cfs
7
Frankford Creek At Castor Ave
7.7 mi away 1.74 ft gage
33 cfs
8
Wissahickon Creek At Mouth
8.8 mi away 2.63 ft gage
146 cfs
9
Poquessing Creek At Grant Ave. At Philadelphia
8.9 mi away 3.55 ft gage
107 cfs
10
Neshaminy Creek Near Rushland
10.5 mi away 3.75 ft gage
103 cfs
11
Neshaminy Creek Near Penns Park
10.7 mi away 5.60 ft gage
172 cfs
12
Schuylkill River At Philadelphia
11.4 mi away 6.06 ft gage
1,070 cfs
13
Schuylkill River At Norristown
11.7 mi away 8.20 ft gage
1,360 cfs
14
Nb Neshaminy Creek At Chalfont
12.0 mi away 3.25 ft gage
49 cfs
15
Cobbs Cr At U.S. Hghwy No. 1 At Philadelphia
13.2 mi away 2.77 ft gage
11 cfs
16
Nb Neshaminy Cr Bl Lake Galena Nr New Britain
13.6 mi away 2.23 ft gage
72 cfs
17
South Branch Pennsauken Creek At Cherry Hill Nj
14.3 mi away 2.20 ft gage
10 cfs
18
Cobbs Creek At Mt. Moriah Cemetery
14.6 mi away 2.29 ft gage
29 cfs
19
Cooper River At Haddonfield Nj
16.4 mi away 1.40 ft gage
11 cfs
20
Valley Creek At Pa Turnpike Br Near Valley Forge
18.0 mi away 3.34 ft gage
26 cfs
21
East Branch Perkiomen Creek Near Schwenksville
18.5 mi away 3.20 ft gage
132 cfs
22
Perkiomen Creek At Graterford
18.7 mi away 1.57 ft gage
235 cfs
23
Delaware River At Trenton Nj
19.4 mi away 8.40 ft gage
3,630 cfs
24
Crum Creek Near Newtown Square
19.4 mi away 2.19 ft gage
16 cfs

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