Gauge Information

Gauge Description:

Dustin Prinzing reported on 2008-05-27:

Monarch to the sluice box takeout: No info on gauges, but if there's around 4-6 inches at the Monarch put-in, its do able. It'll take around 5-8 hrs, depending on flow and stops.

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Dave Amman reports that there appears to be a dependable relationship between the Smith below Eagle Creek and historic gauges on Belt Creek at Riceville Bridge.    Find the flow reported by the USGS gauge at the bottom of the page then use Dave's table to find the likely flow in Belt Creek at Riceville.

 

Belt Creek Flow Table

 

If the USGS graph is showing feet instead of cfs, click on the link on the right side for the gauge homepage.   The homepage shows both stage and cfs.

 

There was a USGS gauge at Monarch from 1951 to 1982.  Historical data from that gauge is available.   Other historical USGS gauges on Belt Creek can be found by a USGS search for Belt Creek  The topo map shows a gauge site just upstream of Rice which appears to be the one that Dave used to correlate flows with the Smith.

Report - Reports of Belt Creek 2. Monarch to Riceville 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
Belt Creek2. Monarch to Riceville [AL] 41129.jpeg med flow Dustin Prinzing
1y256d23h48m @Belt Creek 2. Monarch to Riceville [MT] entrance n/a Dustin Prinzing
1y256d23h51m @Belt Creek 2. Monarch to Riceville [MT] hydraulics eddys n/a Dustin Prinzing
1y256d23h53m @Belt Creek 2. Monarch to Riceville [MT] wave train n/a Dustin Prinzing
1y269d23h55m @Belt Creek 2. Monarch to Riceville [MT] Account of 06/01/10 high runnable Dustin Prinzing
3y257d13h29m Belt Creek [MT] Sluice Box Canyon n/a ryan forde
6y234d13h29m Belt Creek [MT] Belt Creek Flow Table n/a Larch Bladkin
6y241d13h29m Belt Creek [MT] Into the Sluiceboxes about 450 cfs Larch Bladkin