Bear-Wyaconda

Watershed Hydrology

The Bear Wyaconda watershed is located in northeastern Missouri and covers an area of approximately 1,100 square miles. The hydrology of the area is dominated by the South Fabius River, which drains into the Mississippi River. The area experiences hot, humid summers and cold winters with occasional heavy snowfall. The snowpack in the watershed is typically moderate, with an average snowfall of around 20 inches per year. Surface water in the area is used for agriculture, recreation, and municipal purposes. Reservoir constituents in the watershed include the Mark Twain Lake, which is a popular recreational area for fishing and boating. Climate trends in the area include increasing temperatures and precipitation levels, which have led to more frequent and severe flooding events. Overall, the Bear Wyaconda watershed is an important resource for both the environment and the local economy.


Surface Flows

Bear-Wyaconda Watershed

Snowpack Depths

Bear-Wyaconda Watershed

Dams & Reservoirs

Bear-Wyaconda Watershed

Groundwater Levels

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Bear-Wyaconda Rivers

Rivers of the Watershed