Gauge Information

Name Range Difficulty Updated Level
MIDDLE BRANCH ESCANABA RIVER AT HUMBOLDT, MI
usgs-04057800 120 - 420 cfs III-V(V+) 02h02m ~ 107 cfs (too low)
gauge class Possible ELF (Extreme Low Flow) run. (Possibly 100-160cfs). (We need your input! Add a comment about gauge reading and corresponding runnability/difficulty.)
Ref.gauge (M.Br.Escanaba, 46sq.mi.) may provide some correlation (not assured). Flow here could be ~1.33*gauge.
gauge graph
RangeWater LevelDifficultyComment
0 - 66 cfs extremely Low-somewhat Low III-V(V+) gauge is important or has warning Likely too low for reasonable whitewater run. (We need your input! Add a comment about gauge reading and corresponding runnability/difficulty of this run.)
66 - 120 cfs somewhat Low-barely Low III-V(V+) gauge is important or has warning Possible ELF (Extreme Low Flow) run. (Possibly 100-160cfs). (We need your input! Add a comment about gauge reading and corresponding runnability/difficulty.)
120 - 210 cfs barely runnable-med runnable III-V(V+) gauge is important or has warning Likely low flow (possibly 160-280cfs). (We need your input! Add a comment about gauge reading and corresponding runnability/difficulty of this run.)
210 - 300 cfs med runnable-a bit pushy runnable III-V(V+) gauge is important or has warning Possibly moderate flow (Possibly 280-400cfs). (We need your input! Add a comment about gauge reading and corresponding runnability/difficulty of this run.)
300 - 420 cfs a bit pushy runnable-high runnable III-V(V+) gauge is important or has warning Possibly high flows. (Possibly 400-560cfs). (We need your input! Add a comment about gauge reading and corresponding runnability/difficulty of this run.)
420 - 600 cfs somewhat High-somewhat High III-V(V+) gauge is important or has warning Likely very high flows. (Possibly 560-800cfs). (We need your input! Add a comment about gauge reading and corresponding runnability/difficulty of this run.)
600 -2500 cfs somewhat High-extremely High III-V(V+) gauge is important or has warning Very likely excessive high flows.

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