Gauge Description:

The Hiawassee at Presley, GA could be a good indicator as it is six miles downstream of the confluence of Corbin creek and the Hiawassee. The day we ran it the gauge was reading between 580 and 540 cfs. So a likely minimum is 540 cfs.

Another possible gauge is Brier Creek near Hiawassee, GA which is the next gorge south of Corbin Creek. Brier Creek could be useful for future correlations. It was running 30 cfs the day we ran Corbin.

Gauge Information

Name

Range

Difficulty

Updated

Level

BRIER CREEK NEAR HIAWASSEE, GA

usgs-03544947

30 - 1000 cfs

III-V

cfs

This gauge is from a nearby stream in the same watershed, and therefore should be used as an indicator only. For another indicator, see the Flows tab for a lin

Range	Water Level	Difficulty	Comment
30 -1000 cfs	barely runnable-high runnable	III-V	This is a rough indicator only. Scout the creek if you think it might be running.

Report - Reports of Corbin Creek Lower 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
6y318d11h15m	Corbin Creek [GA]	"Squeezeplay"	n/a	Alex Harvey
6y318d11h15m	Corbin CreekLower [GA]	Corbin Creek	589 cfs	Alex Harvey