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Ammonoosuc, NH

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4. Twin Mountain to Pierce bridge

Class II-III
2.9 Miles
Avg Gradient 41 fpm
Max Gradient 48 fpm

Gauge Information

low
2.74
7/24 7:00

Min Sug. Level:  3.1 ft

River Description

This is a nice intermediate run in the Northern White Mountains of NH. The most difficult rapid (Boat Breaker) is at the end of this run near the take out.

Technical info

Put in elevation........1286'
Take out elevation......1167'
Total drop..............119'
1st mile................46'
2nd mile................30'
2.9 mile................43' (48' average)
Average drop/mile.......41'
Distance................2.9 miles
River width average.....70'
River geology...........Small to medium granite boulders
River water quality.....good to excellent, clarity good.
Scenery.................Nice Mountain scenery, most of this stretch runs away
                        from the road.
Wildlife................Deer, hawks, moose, beavers. 


StreamTeam Status: verified
Last Updated: 2006-11-05 17:56:17

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Historical Flow Information

Historical Dates: Mean High Water Date: April 23rd / 707 cfs Mean Low Water Date: August 27th/ 63 cfs Based on 67 years of flow information
The table above gives the historical mean high and low flow dates for this particular stretch of river. This information is extrapolated from the USGS database.

USGS gauge located at the takeout on river left. The Ammonoosuc starts high up on Mt Washington (6288') and runs later in the season than most other White Mountain rivers. Late April and early May is generally the high water period. Forecast

River Flow information

Gauge: USGS (Bethlehem) Minimum level: 3.1?/429 cfs

Low: 3.7?/660 cfs

Medium: 5.0?/1380 cfs

High: 5.5?/1800 cfs

Waterline: 1-800-452-1737 site code: 331114

AMMONOOSUC R @ BETHLEHEM JC [ NH ]

Current Conditions

Stage Flow Updated
2.74 343 7/24 7:00

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Linked Reaches

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Level Legend: Running Below Minimum Recommended Flow Above Maximum Recommended Flow Unknown
Descriptions of reaches with River Name in bold have been verified by a regional StreamTeam member.

State River Name/Section Class Level Rel. Level Updated
NH Ammonoosuc— 2. Littleton to Lisbon I-II 343 cfs   low 7/24 7:00
NH Ammonoosuc— 3. Bretton Woods to Twin Mountain II-III 2.74 ft   7/24 7:00
NH Ammonoosuc— 4. Twin Mountain to Pierce bridge II-III 2.74 ft   low 7/24 7:00
NH Ammonoosuc— 5. Pierce bridge to NH 116 II-IV 2.74 Feet   low 7/24 7:00

Station Description

AW Gauge ID:129
USGS Station:01137500
HUC:01080101
Latitude:44.2689
Longitude:-71.6311
Class:4

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