The USGS gauge is a fair way downstream, and river level rises and falls quickly. Visual inspection at the takeout bridge should confirm level.
If the river is a single river-wide channel at the takeout, try the Lower New Haven.
| Name | Range | Difficulty | Updated | Level | ||||||||
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| NEW HAVEN RIVER @ BROOKSVILLE, NR MIDDLEBURY, VT | ||||||||||||
| usgs-04282525 | 300 - 1480 cfs | IV+ | 00h59m | 84 cfs (rc= -0.2 ) | ||||||||
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| When | River/Gauge | Subject | Level | Reporter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Haven [VT] |
New Haven above the bridge
|
low | Scott Gilbert | |
| New Haven [VT] |
Right Line at Toaster Falls
|
180 cfs | Richard Cooley | |
| 8y246d14h29m | New Haven [VT] |
New Haven
|
400 cfs | Patrick Rogers |
| 8y260d14h29m | New Haven [VT] |
Toaster
|
350 cfs | Patrick Rogers |
| 8y287d14h29m | New Haven [VT] |
Right line, Take two
|
380 cfs | Patrick Rogers |
| 8y309d14h29m | New Haven [VT] |
|
350 CFS | Patrick Rogers |
| 8y330d14h29m | New Haven River [VT] |
New Haven River
|
5.5 ft | Patrick Rogers |
| 9y140d14h29m | New Haven River [VT] |
New Haven River, Vermont
|
Aprox. 200 CFS | Patrick Rogers |