Gauge Description:

The Waterloo gauge has continuous readings. The Cedar Falls gauge doesn't give a reading until the feature washes out.

Various features are playable between 500 and 4300 cfs.
Above 2500 the "A" & "B" holes develop a nice surfing wave with several eddy lines to squirt and cartwheel on - an excellent play spots for beginners.
At 3200 cfs the "D" hole starts giving up loops and cartwheels for the shorter boats.
Over 4300 cfs the "D" hole get's hard to attain.
Over 4700 all features begin to flatten out.

Cedar River at Waterloo,IA [ IA ]

Current Conditions Stage Flow Updated 7.32 6020 5/17 15:00 Station Graphs

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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
IA	Cedar— Clay Hole, Cedar Falls (PnP)	II	6,020 cfs	high	5/17 15:00

Station Description

AW Gauge ID:	2330
USGS Station:	05464000
HUC:	07080205
Latitude:	42.4956
Longitude:	-92.3342
Class:	4