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River levels near Ridley Park

24 USGS streamgauges within 20 miles · Pennsylvania

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

1
Chester Creek Near Chester
4.6 mi away 2.82 ft gage
90 cfs
2
Ridley Creek At Media
5.2 mi away 3.40 ft gage
24 cfs
3
Cobbs Creek At Mt. Moriah Cemetery
6.0 mi away 2.29 ft gage
29 cfs
4
Cobbs Cr At U.S. Hghwy No. 1 At Philadelphia
7.3 mi away 2.77 ft gage
11 cfs
5
Crum Creek Near Newtown Square
9.3 mi away 2.19 ft gage
16 cfs
6
Schuylkill River At Philadelphia
9.7 mi away 6.06 ft gage
1,070 cfs
7
Raccoon Creek Near Swedesboro Nj
9.8 mi away 9.30 ft gage
33 cfs
8
Wissahickon Creek At Mouth
11.5 mi away 2.63 ft gage
146 cfs
9
Shellpot Creek At Wilmington
13.0 mi away 2.35 ft gage
83 cfs
10
Brandywine Creek At Chadds Ford
14.4 mi away 2.06 ft gage
285 cfs
11
Brandywine Creek At Wilmington
15.2 mi away 18.55 ft gage
336 cfs
12
Frankford Creek At Castor Ave
15.4 mi away 1.74 ft gage
33 cfs
13
Valley Creek At Pa Turnpike Br Near Valley Forge
15.9 mi away 3.34 ft gage
26 cfs
14
Salem River At Woodstown Nj
16.0 mi away 11.14 ft gage
10 cfs
15
Cooper River At Haddonfield Nj
16.1 mi away 1.40 ft gage
11 cfs
16
Tacony Creek At County Line
16.3 mi away 2.33 ft gage
19 cfs
17
Schuylkill River At Norristown
16.4 mi away 8.20 ft gage
1,360 cfs
18
South Branch Pennsauken Creek At Cherry Hill Nj
17.6 mi away 2.20 ft gage
10 cfs
19
Wissahickon Creek At Fort Washington
18.1 mi away 2.65 ft gage
65 cfs
20
Red Clay Creek At Wooddale
18.4 mi away 3.03 ft gage
52 cfs
21
Pennypack Cr At Lower Rhawn St Bdg
19.6 mi away 3.26 ft gage
185 cfs
22
Broad Run At Northbrook
19.6 mi away 1.95 ft gage
3 cfs
23
East Branch Brandywine Creek Below Downingtown
19.7 mi away 3.49 ft gage
142 cfs
24
Red Clay Creek Near Kennett Square
20.0 mi away 3.33 ft gage
46 cfs

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