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GUNPOWDER FALLS NEAR PARKTON, MD [ MD ] |
Current Conditions
Station Graphs |
| Level Legend: | Running | Below Minimum Recommended Flow | Above Maximum Recommended Flow | Unknown |
| State | River Name/Section | Class | Level | Rel. Level | Updated | |
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| MD | Gunpowder Falls— 2 - Prettyboy Dam to Falls Road | I-III | 1.81 feet | low | 7/24 14:15 | |
| MD | Gunpowder Falls— 3 - Falls Road to Phoenix | I-II | 75 cfs | low | 7/24 14:15 |
| AW Gauge ID: | 7853 |
| USGS Station: | 01581920 |
| HUC: | 02060003 |
| Latitude: | 44.4925 |
| Longitude: | -121.2972 |
| Class: |
User Comments |
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2008-05-31 08:21:20 (54 days ago)
i love this run some friends and i riverboard it when it gets high its a lot of fun Edit
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2007-03-09 10:55:47 (503 days ago)
George Brewer
I have got nothing but the best to say for this little creek. Absolutely beatiful. I have gotten into kayaking probably about 8 months ago and this was def a fun run. Beware of log jam after triplet. I was there the first weekend of march 2007 and it was there. It is easily portaged on the right after the first two drops.
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2004-06-03 01:30:46 (1512 days ago)
tom resch
Group of us from the GBCC ran this section tonight the level was 1.60 on the Falls Road gauge. There were no strainers to worry about and the scenery was excellant. Only my second time down this strecth and cant wait to run it again>
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2004-04-04 20:15:02 (1571 days ago)
Brad Roberts
Greetings:<br />
I wished to pass on info about the Gunpowder at Prettyboy Dam. I just finished paddling it Sat 3Apr 2004.<br />
The level according to the gauge is 2.75 water is being released from one of the 2 tubes and water is cascading over the top. We put in at the dam. There is a strainer that crosses the entire stream , it is approx. 800 ft. from the area that you can launch your boat, but you can't see it until you go around the first bend. <br />
I have been paddling this stream for 4 years and have never been told the names of these drops or rapids, so maybe some one should photograph them, and name them. If you are interested I have a group of people that would like to do this. <br />
Thanks <br />
Stewart Thrasher
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