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Gauge Information

Gauge Description:

A wood gauge has been installed at the put in to Henderson Creek on the downstream side of the middle footer at the bridge. -6 inches has proven a good low, with -8 inches being bare minimum. Anything above 0 is solid, and 6 inches is pretty high. It is recommended you check the original gauge on Richland before heading to the putin. Please report your info so the new put in gauge can be corelated. Thanks to DT for the new gauge!
There is also a gauge for Henderson Creek located at the Richland Creek Bridge on Backvalley Rd. in Morgantown. The minimum recomended for Henderson is 0.6 feet. The max I would say is around 2 feet, but be careful of flows this high. I've heard of lots of swimming at levels of 2ft and up.

Report - Reports of Henderson Creek Liberty Hill Rd to Laurel-Snow Parking lot and related gauges

Reports give the public a chance to report on river conditions throughout the country as well as log the history of a river.

Reports

When	River/Gauge	Subject	Level	Reporter
	Henderson CreekLiberty Hill Rd to Laurel-Snow Parking lot [ ]	Spoonman	med	Jay Seiler
	Henderson CreekLiberty Hill Rd to Laurel-Snow Parking lot [ ]	Class 4 Rapid	med	Jay Seiler
	Henderson [TN]	Andy Turner helping Francis Mallory Ist Descent	the old 0"	mark cumnock
	henderson [tn]	this is going to hurt	n/a	andy mitchell
	Henderson Creek [TN]	Fire Escape	2.25ft.	Daniel Talley
5y302d17h19m	Henderson Creek [TN]	Fire Escape2	med	Jay Seiler
5y302d17h19m	Henderson Creek [TN]	Fire Escape	medium	Jay Seiler