Boaters sometimes refer to flows on the Animas by the downstream gauge at Durango. A better reading upstream at the put-in for the Upper can be checked on the Animas below Silverton gauge. There also used to be a ft guage at Tacoma but it got destroyed by the high water of 2005. You'll just have to eyeball it when you get to Tacoma.
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| ANIMAS RIVER BELOW SILVERTON, CO | ||||||||||||
| usgs-09359020 | 300 - 1000 cfs | IV-V | 66d19h20m | 275 cfs (rc= -0.0 ) | ||||||||
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| When | River/Gauge | Subject | Level | Reporter |
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| Animas [CO] |
Rockwood Box |
n/a | Brian Adkins | |
| 291d00h21m | /Animas-2. Tacoma to Rockwood Rail Yard (Rockwood Box) [CO] | Account of 04/26/11 | 0 cfs | Watauga Paddle Club |
| 8y203d19h19m | Animas [CO] |
First Drop in Rockwood Box |
300 | Chris Cowan |
| > 10 years | Animas [CO] |
Looking Down into the Rockwood Box |
3600 cfs | Thomas O'Keefe |