USGS Gauge: 123 sq.mi.

With the gauge being right on the section, it will VERY accurately reflect actual flows in the remainder of this section. (Since Honey Creek enters not far upstream of the gauge, that would have to be subtracted out to represent flow on the earlier section of the run.)

Keep in mind that USGS flows are posted (at most) once per hour, and flows are 20-30 minutes old by the time they are posted.

While there are times (in spring) when flow can remain fairly steady for 24-hours or more, most often this river is VERY flashy (after significant rain).

So, no matter what the gauge says, the actual flow will have changed by the time you are on it!