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Gauge Information
Gauge Description:
Boaters used to refer to flows on the Animas by the downstream gauge at Durango, however, this tells you almost nothing about the flow upstream except that it is less. The best guage we have right now is the Animas below Silverton gauge. This guage typically peaks at midnight and anything above 1500 or so at the low noon reading will be very pushy. 2000 is huge. Keep in mind there are many side streams coming in above the serious rapids.
There is talk of putting a guage in at Tacoma. This would be great and I will keep you posted.
Guage description updated by dana kopf
Gauge Information
| Name | Range | Difficulty | Updated | Level | ||||||||
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| ANIMAS RIVER BELOW SILVERTON, CO | ||||||||||||
| usgs-09359020 | 300 - 2000 cfs | IV-V | 68d12h36m | 275 cfs (rc= -0.0 ) | ||||||||
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Report - Reports of Animas 04. Silverton to Tacoma 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 |
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| Animas [CO] |
Animas La Plata
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n/a | Nick Lipkowski | |
| 3y246d11h42m | /Animas-1. Silverton to Tacoma (Upper Animas) [CO] |
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0 cfs | Nathan Fey |
| > 10 years | Animas [CO] |
No Name Falls@~5000cfs
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5000 cfs | Alex Harvey |
| > 10 years | Animas [CO] |
No Name
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3600 cfs | Thomas O'Keefe |