RAILROAD CANYON

Reservoir Levels Weather Hydrology

California Reservoirs San Jacinto Watershed

Railroad Canyon

RESERVOIR REPORT
September 29 2023

None

None% today
None% of Normal Very Low

Water levels at Railroad Canyon are currently None , about None% of normal. The average for this time of year is approximately None. View historical levels.

Railroad Canyon is a small valley located in Southern California, USA. It was named after the Santa Fe Railroad that once ran through the area. The canyon is home to a number of small streams and springs that provide water to the surrounding area. The hydrology of the canyon is influenced by the snowpack in the nearby San Bernardino Mountains, which provides significant surface flow during the spring and summer months. The water from Railroad Canyon is used for both agricultural and recreational purposes, with local farmers relying on the water to irrigate their crops and residents using it for fishing and boating. Despite being a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, Railroad Canyon has a relatively low population and remains a peaceful and scenic area.

Geolocation -117.272, 33.675
Elevation 1,398 ft
24hr Change None%
Percent of Normal None%
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AREA SURFACE FLOWS
Streamgauge Streamflow Stage
SANTA ANA R A E ST NR SAN BERNARDINO CA 4 cfs 2.7 ft
LYTLE C A COLTON CA 1 cfs 2.0 ft
SAN GABRIEL R BL SANTA FE DAM NR BALDWIN PK CA 11 cfs 11.6 ft
SANTA ANA R NR MENTONE (RIVER ONLY) CA 80 cfs 7.3 ft
WARM C NR SAN BERNARDINO CA 1 cfs 1.1 ft
SAR SUPP GAGE NR MENTONE CA 10 cfs 9.2 ft
BIG ROCK C NR VALYERMO CA 25 cfs 1.6 ft

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