Gauge Information

Name	Range	Difficulty	Updated	Level
SILVER CREEK AT FLORIST DRIVE AT ONEIDA, WI
usgs-04072076	20 - 100 cfs	I-II	01h30m	~ 0.2 cfs (too low)
	Almost certainly too low for any real whitewater. (Likely under 100 cfs.) May be floatable, but expect areas of gradient to be grungy.
Flow may be ~10x this reference gauge. **Correlation is not assured.**Requires on-site inspection for runnability!**
Range Water Level Difficulty Comment 0 - 10 cfs extremely Low-somewhat Low I-II Almost certainly too low for any real whitewater. (Likely under 100 cfs.) May be floatable, but expect areas of gradient to be grungy. 10 - 20 cfs somewhat Low-barely Low I-II Low, possibly floatable. (Perhaps 100-200 cfs) Areas of gradient may be grungy. 20 - 30 cfs barely runnable-med runnable I-II Possibly 200-300 cfs. Likely low to low-moderate flows. 30 - 40 cfs med runnable-a bit pushy runnable I-II Possibly 300-400 cfs. Likely low-moderate to high-moderate flows. 40 - 50 cfs a bit pushy runnable-high runnable I-II Possibly 400-500 cfs. Likely high-moderate to high flows. 50 - 100 cfs a bit pushy runnable-high runnable I-II Possibly 500-1000 cfs. Likely unusually high flows. Likely pushy flow with wave trains, but likely less play than lower flows. (*UNCERTAIN* NEED CONFIRMATION!) 100 - 999 cfs barely High-extremely High I-II Very Likely (Near) Record flows. Likely in flood.**Extreme caution.**
DUCK CREEK NEAR HOWARD, WI
usgs-04072150	400 - 2000 cfs	I-II	01h30m	~ 5.95 cfs (too low)
	Likely under 100 cfs. Likely too low for reasonable whitewater.
Flow here may be just under half the reference gauge (Duck Creek, 108 sq.mi.drainage). **UNFUNDED: 2018.10.01**
Range Water Level Difficulty Comment 0 - 200 cfs extremely Low-somewhat Low I-II Likely under 100 cfs. Likely too low for reasonable whitewater. 200 - 400 cfs somewhat Low-barely Low I-II Possibly 100-200 cfs. Likely quite low, perhaps marginally boatable. *Help your fellow boaters with report of gauge reading and perceived whitewater rating.* 400 - 600 cfs barely runnable-med runnable I-II Possibly 200-300 cfs. Likely low boatable. *Help your fellow boaters with report of gauge reading and perceived whitewater rating.* 600 - 800 cfs med runnable-a bit pushy runnable I-II Possibly 300-400 cfs. Likely moderate flows. *Help your fellow boaters with report of gauge reading and perceived whitewater rating.* 800 -1200 cfs med runnable-a bit pushy runnable I-II Possibly 400-600 cfs. Likely moderately high flows. *Help your fellow boaters with report of gauge reading and perceived whitewater rating.* 1200 -2000 cfs a bit pushy runnable-high runnable I-II Possibly 600-1000 cfs. Likely getting pushy and fast. *Help your fellow boaters with report of gauge reading and perceived whitewater rating.* 2000 -3000 cfs somewhat High-somewhat High I-II Possibly 1000-1500 cfs. Likely very high, big and pushy. *Help your fellow boaters with report of gauge reading and perceived whitewater rating.* 3000 -9999 cfs somewhat High-extremely High I-II (Near) Record flows. Rivers in flood have extreme danger.