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Water Resources of Minnesota

Welcome to the USGS Minnesota Water Science Center. These pages are your source for water-resource information collected and interpreted by the U.S. Geological Survey in Minnesota.

Current streamflow conditions in Minnesota; click to go to a live map.

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Minnesota Water Science Center activities include:

  • Presentation of real-time streamflow, water-quality, ground-water levels data.
  • Operation and oversight of an extensive network of water-resource monitoring sites.
  • Archive of water-resource information collected for more than 100 years.
  • Data collection and investigative studies related to issues of concern to water-management entities and citizens.
  • Publishing data and topical reports.

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MinnesotaMonitoring Networks

The USGS Minnesota Water Science Center continuously monitors surface water, ground water, and water quality parameters across the state. Monitoring sites are operated in cooperation with various local, State, or Federal agencies.

Find out about the Minnesota surface-water monitoring network.

Surface Water

Minnesota provides real-time water-stage, streamflow and precipitation data at 149 sites across the state.

Find out about the Minnesota ground-water monitoring network.

Ground Water

33 ground-water wells are monitored by the USGS in Minnesota. These wells record data on hourly intervals.

Find out about the Minnesota water-quality monitoring network.

Water Quality

Water-quality conditions are continuously monitored by the USGS at 11 sites across the state of Minnesota

View the interactive map Google Map with Surface-Water sites, Groundwater Sites, and more.

National Water Information System (NWIS) Mapper

View the Google Map developed by the NWIS team that displays all Minnesota Surface-Water sites, Groundwater sites, and more.

Featured Publication

Floods of June 2012 in Northeastern Minnesota

This report documents the magnitude and extent of flooding in northeastern Minnesota following heavy rainfall during June 19-20, 2012. Widespread flash and river flooding caused evacuations of residents, and damages to residences, businesses, and infrastructure. Peak-of-record streamflows were recorded at 13 of 35 U.S. Geological Survey streamgages in the nine counties in northeastern Minnesota with disaster declarations due to the flooding. Flood-peak streamflows in June 2012 had annual exceedance probabilities estimated to be less than 0.002 (0.2 percent; recurrence interval greater than 500 years) for five streamgages, and between 0.002 and 0.01 (1 percent; recurrence interval greater than 100 years) for four streamgages. High-water marks were collected to represent the flood-peak water-surface profile within the most severely affected communities of Barnum (Moose Horn River), Carlton (Otter Creek), Duluth Heights neighborhood of Duluth (Miller Creek), Fond du Lac neighborhood of Duluth (St. Louis River), Moose Lake (Moose Horn River and Moosehead Lake), and Thomson (Thomson Reservoir outflow near the St. Louis River). Flood-peak inundation maps were constructed in a geographic information system by combining high-water-mark data with high-resolution digital elevation model data. The flood maps and profiles show the extent and depth of flooding through the communities and can be used for flood response and recovery efforts by local, county, State, and Federal agencies.
Full Report


Data via GoogleMaps

New Maps Deliver Current Streamflow Conditions

Example of Google Map showing current streamflow conditions.We added a Google-Map based Web page to deliver map-based current surface-water resources conditions in Minnesota.

The maps utilize zoom and pan to allow you to focus in on the water-monitoring sites that interest you. The maps show current streamflow as compared to historical records. By hovering your mouse over a site, a popup box shows the most recent stage and streamflow.

News from the MNWSC


Upcoming Public Lecture - June 6, 2013

USGS Hydrologist Don Rosenberry will be giving a free public lecture on the physical, chemical and biological processes linking groundwater and surface waters and their impacts on humans in floods and droughts. This lecture will take place at the University of Minnesota at 7:00pm on June 6th. This event is open to the public.
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Theatened Gage Notice For Minnesota

Due to sequestration an approximately five percent cut in funding for the U.S. Geological Survey's National Streamflow Information Program (NSIP) during the last half of FY13 will result in the shutdown of three streamgages in Minnesota for the remainder of the fiscal year (Sept. 30, 2013). Streamgages that will be discontinued include:
USGS ID 05212700: Prairie River Taconite, MN (28 years of record)
USGS ID 05316580: Minnesota River at Morton, MN (13 years of record)
USGS ID 05383950: Root River near Pilot Mound,MN (11 years of record)

As with most streamgages, these three are used by other Federal, State and local agencies and the public for various purposes, sometimes unknown to the U.S. Geological Survey. Known uses include flood forecasting by the National Weather Service, water-quality studies by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, and boating, fishing and recreation by the public. Out of the eleven streamgages in Minnesota fully funded by NSIP, these three streamgages were selected to be discontinued because they had comparatively short records and their discontinuation was least likely to affect public safety because similar streamgages nearby could provide at least some warning of flooding.
For further information please call 763-783-3100 or email us.


Spring 2013 Newsletter Released

The Spring 2013 newsletter announces the release of the White Bear Lake report, lists some of the effects of sequestration on the USGS, and describes numerous water quality studies being conducted by the MNWSC.


Low water in lakes, wells, aquifers surrounding Twin Cities could be big problem

The Pioneer Press has released an article discussing recent findings from the White Bear Lake study as well as broader implications for the state.
Full Story at twincities.com


Minnesota draining its supplies of water

A recent StarTribune article discusses concerns and solutions to declining water levels that have become a new normal throughout Minnesota.
Full Story at startribune.com


Minnesotans pay a price for crop fertilizer at the faucet

As crops spread, some land can no longer cleanse nitrates from groundwater. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is now devising a range of solutions.
Full Story at startribune.com


James Fallon (Hydrologist) was recently interviewed regarding drought conditions


Full Story


Four new water level gauges target Cannon River flooding

To make more accurate flood forecasts and give people more warning of high water, four new water level gauges are being installed for $70,000.
Full Story at startribune.com


Low-flying aircraft will track potential mineral and water resources in Iowa and Minnesota

U.S. Geological Survey scientists plan to conduct the first comprehensive, high-resolution airborne survey to study the rock layers under a region of Northeastern Iowa and Southeastern Minnesota. When the data analysis is complete, resulting state-of-the-art, 3-D subsurface maps will help USGS researchers improve an assessment of mineral and water resources of the region.
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Lecture - Managing Groundwater Beneath the Agricultural Landscape

The Winona State University Geoscience Department will be hosting Dr. David L. Rudolph who is the 2013 National Ground Water Association Darcy Lecturer on Wednesday, January 16th, 2013 at 4 PM on the WSU campus. Dr. Rudolph's talk is titled "Managing Groundwater Beneath the Agricultural Landscape" and focuses on "how the nature of groundwater quality has been impacted from agricultural land-use practices, at both local and regional scales, with a specific focus on nitrate and microbial indicator species". You can find the full summary of his talk at: http://www.ngwa.org/Foundation/darcy/Pages/Current-Darcy-Lecturer.aspx


New Issue of the USGS GeoHealth Newsletter Available

GeoHealth is the USGS environmental health newsletter. The newsletter, issued twice a year, describes a broad range of USGS scientific information valuable to safeguarding the health of the environment, fish and wildlife, domesticated animals, and people. It communicates information to interested USGS scientists and about 1,500 stakeholders.
Full Newsletter


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Journal Article Released

We are pleased to announce the recent release of a paper from the Northern Atlantic Coastal Plain Principal Aquifer Study, part of the National Water Quality-Assessment (NAWQA) Program. This paper presents an estimate of the regional flux of nitrate and selected herbicides from groundwater to headwater streams in the Northern Atlantic Coastal Plain.
Full Article



Report Published: Presence of Selected Chemicals of Emerging Concern in Water and Bottom Sediment from the St. Louis River, St. Louis Bay, and Superior Bay, Minnesota and Wisconsin, 2010

The lower St. Louis Bay between Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin receives substantial urban runoff, wastewater treatment plant effluent, and industrial effluent-leading to its designation as a "Great Lakes Area of Concern" by the International Joint Commission. Concerns exist about the potential effects of certain chemicals on aquatic biota because many of these chemicals have been shown to have detrimental effects on fish and other aquatic life. These chemicals are called Chemicals of Emerging Concern and may be toxic or pose some health risk to living organisms. These chemicals include pharmaceuticals, hormones, and other organic chemicals-some of which may cause endocrine disruption.
More Information | Full Report


Report Published: Relations between Retired Agricultural Land, Water Quality, and Aquatic-Community Health, Minnesota River Basin

The U.S. Geological Survey is pleased to announce the release of Relations between Retired Agricultural Land, Water Quality, and Aquatic-Community Health, Minnesota River Basin, published in the September 2012 issue of the Journal of Environmental Quality. The study demonstrates importance of agricultural land retirement on water quality and aquatic-community health in the Minnesota River Basin.
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Areas of Elevated Contaminants in Groundwater Determined from Regional Assessment in the Midwest

At least one contaminant was found at levels of human-health concern in about one third of untreated groundwater samples collected from wells in the Cambrian-Ordovician aquifer system, according to a recent report by the U.S. Geological Survey. When radon concentrations greater than 300 picocuries per liter are included, 64 percent of wells sampled contain a contaminant concentration above a human-health benchmark.

The Cambrian-Ordovician aquifer system is ranked ninth in the nation for public supply water withdrawals from principal aquifers. The aquifer supplies water to many parts of the northern Midwest, including areas of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, as well as the major cities of Minneapolis, Rockford and Chicago.

Many of the public and private wells sampled contain natural or manmade contaminants, including; radium, radon, boron, strontium, manganese, barium, nitrate, pesticides, and volatile organic compounds. Radon and radium are naturally occurring radioactive elements and known carcinogens. The deeper parts of the aquifer system in Illinois, Iowa, and eastern Wisconsin are vulnerable to high concentrations of radium, boron, and strontium. The shallow areas of the aquifer system in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan are vulnerable to radon and manganese. The study was conducted as part of an ongoing systematic assessment of some of the Nation's most important aquifer systems by the USGS National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program. Results are available online.
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CROIX RIVER NEAR DANBURY, WI 05327000: Flow=378cfs,Stage=4.39ft,2013-05-21 04:30,>90,HIGH ISLAND CREEK NEAR HENDERSON, MN 05132000: Flow=3620cfs,Stage=7.27ft,2013-05-21 04:30,>90,BIG FORK RIVER AT BIG FALLS, MN 05131500: Flow=5100cfs,Stage=7.85ft,2013-05-21 04:30,>90,LITTLE FORK RIVER AT LITTLEFORK, MN 05129115: Flow=2720cfs,Stage=12.57ft,2013-05-21 04:30,>90,VERMILION RIVER NR CRANE LAKE, MN 05094000: Flow=825cfs,Stage=6.87ft,Floodstage=26ft,2013-05-21 04:30,>90,SOUTH BRANCH TWO RIVERS AT LAKE BRONSON, MN 05092000: Flow=24100cfs,Stage=28.88ft,Floodstage=32ft,2013-05-21 04:45,>90,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT DRAYTON, ND 05078500: Flow=2570cfs,Stage=6.45ft,2013-05-21 04:45,>90,CLEARWATER RIVER AT RED LAKE FALLS, MN 05078230: Flow=342cfs,Stage=7.17ft,2013-05-21 04:30,>90,LOST RIVER AT OKLEE, MN 05078000: Flow=933cfs,Stage=6.54ft,2013-05-21 04:15,>90,CLEARWATER RIVER AT PLUMMER, MN 05076000: Flow=1640cfs,Stage=9.99ft,2013-05-21 04:45,>90,THIEF RIVER NEAR THIEF RIVER FALLS, MN 05062500: Flow=1080cfs,Stage=5.26ft,Floodstage=10ft,2013-05-21 04:45,>90,WILD RICE RIVER AT TWIN VALLEY, MN 05061500: Flow=341cfs,Stage=9.89ft,Floodstage=12ft,2013-05-21 04:45,>90,SOUTH BRANCH BUFFALO RIVER AT SABIN, MN 05054000: Flow=3030cfs,Stage=16.84ft,Floodstage=18ft,2013-05-21 04:15,>90,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT FARGO, ND 04024430: Flow=1010cfs,Stage=10.86ft,Floodstage=20ft,2013-05-21 04:00,>90,NEMADJI RIVER NEAR SOUTH SUPERIOR, WI 05378500: Flow=64100cfs,Stage=8.45ft,Floodstage=13ft,2013-05-21 04:45,76-90,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT WINONA, MN 05331000: Flow=34500cfs,Stage=7.75ft,Floodstage=14ft,2013-05-21 04:15,76-90,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT ST. PAUL, MN 05320500: Flow=1830cfs,Stage=4.72ft,2013-05-21 04:00,76-90,LE SUEUR RIVER NEAR RAPIDAN, MN 05304500: Flow=968cfs,Stage=3.08ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,CHIPPEWA RIVER NEAR MILAN, MN 05291000: Flow=86cfs,Stage=2.03ft,Floodstage=12ft,2013-05-21 04:45,76-90,WHETSTONE RIVER NEAR BIG STONE CITY, SD 05290000: Flow=130cfs,Stage=11.13ft,Floodstage=17ft,2013-05-21 04:45,76-90,LITTLE MINNESOTA RIVER NEAR PEEVER, SD 05288500: Flow=21900cfs,Stage=7.55ft,2013-05-21 05:00,76-90,MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR ANOKA, MN 05287890: Flow=161cfs,Stage=6.84ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,ELM CREEK NR CHAMPLIN, MN 05280000: Flow=2850cfs,Stage=5.56ft,Floodstage=10ft,2013-05-21 04:45,76-90,CROW RIVER AT ROCKFORD, MN 05270500: Flow=971cfs,Stage=3.44ft,Floodstage=6ft,2013-05-21 04:15,76-90,SAUK RIVER NEAR ST. CLOUD, MN 05267000: Flow=15500cfs,Stage=13.09ft,2013-05-21 04:15,76-90,MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR ROYALTON, MN 05245100: Flow=465cfs,Stage=4.87ft,Floodstage=6ft,2013-05-21 04:15,76-90,LONG PRAIRIE RIVER AT LONG PRAIRIE, MN 05244000: Flow=936cfs,Stage=3.74ft,2013-05-21 05:00,76-90,CROW WING RIVER AT NIMROD, MN 05227500: Flow=6780cfs,Stage=11.30ft,Floodstage=12ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT AITKIN, MN 05133500: Flow=34400cfs,Stage=13.03ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,RAINY RIVER AT MANITOU RAPIDS, MN 05124480: Flow=909cfs,Stage=5.05ft,2013-05-21 04:15,76-90,KAWISHIWI RIVER NEAR ELY, MN 05112000: Flow=1710cfs,Stage=7.89ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,ROSEAU RIVER BELOW STATE DITCH 51 NR CARIBOU, MN 05104500: Flow=689cfs,Stage=8.44ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,ROSEAU RIVER BELOW SOUTH FORK NEAR MALUNG, MN 05082500: Flow=11400cfs,Stage=20.72ft,Floodstage=28ft,2013-05-21 04:45,76-90,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT GRAND FORKS, ND 05067500: Flow=79cfs,Stage=5.41ft,Floodstage=14ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,MARSH RIVER NEAR SHELLY, MN 05064500: Flow=6770cfs,Stage=13.88ft,Floodstage=26ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT HALSTAD, MN 05061000: Flow=258cfs,Stage=5.10ft,Floodstage=7ft,2013-05-21 04:45,76-90,BUFFALO RIVER NEAR HAWLEY, MN 05053000: Flow=526cfs,Stage=3.52ft,Floodstage=10ft,2013-05-21 04:15,76-90,WILD RICE RIVER NR ABERCROMBIE, ND 05051500: Flow=2450cfs,Stage=8.75ft,Floodstage=10ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT WAHPETON, ND 05050000: Flow=823cfs,Stage=8.23ft,Floodstage=80ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,BOIS DE SIOUX RIVER NEAR WHITE ROCK, SD 05046000: Flow=1110cfs,Stage=4.01ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,OTTER TAIL RIVER BL ORWELL D NR FERGUS FALLS, MN 05030500: Flow=833cfs,Stage=7.78ft,2013-05-21 04:30,76-90,OTTER TAIL RIVER NEAR ELIZABETH, MN 05074500: Flow=63cfs,Stage=68.12ft,2013-05-21 04:30,10-24,RED LAKE RIVER NEAR RED LAKE, MN 06482610: Flow=68cfs,Stage=2.36ft,Floodstage=8.5ft,2013-05-21 04:45,25-75,SPLIT ROCK CR AT CORSON,SD 05476000: Flow=603cfs,Stage=5.46ft,Floodstage=12ft,2013-05-21 04:00,25-75,DES MOINES RIVER AT JACKSON, MN 05344500: Flow=39100cfs,Stage=28.88ft,2013-05-21 03:15,25-75,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT PRESCOTT, WI 05340500: Flow=6840cfs,Stage=4.76ft,2013-05-21 04:00,25-75,ST. CROIX RIVER AT ST. CROIX FALLS, WI 05338500: Flow=924cfs,Stage=4.07ft,Floodstage=9ft,2013-05-21 04:15,25-75,SNAKE RIVER NEAR PINE CITY, MN 05336700: Flow=1330cfs,Stage=5.88ft,2013-05-21 04:45,25-75,KETTLE RIVER BELOW SANDSTONE, MN 05330000: Flow=10500cfs,2013-05-21 04:15,25-75,MINNESOTA RIVER NEAR JORDAN, MN 05320000: Flow=2170cfs,Stage=4.26ft,2013-05-21 04:00,25-75,BLUE EARTH RIVER NEAR RAPIDAN, MN 05319500: Flow=261cfs,Stage=1.69ft,2013-05-21 04:30,25-75,WATONWAN RIVER NEAR GARDEN CITY, MN 05317000: Flow=666cfs,Stage=4.96ft,Floodstage=11ft,2013-05-21 04:00,25-75,COTTONWOOD RIVER NEAR NEW ULM, MN 05316500: Flow=157cfs,Stage=2.48ft,Floodstage=6ft,2013-05-21 04:30,25-75,REDWOOD RIVER NEAR REDWOOD FALLS, MN 05315000: Flow=65cfs,Stage=7.41ft,Floodstage=14ft,2013-05-21 04:45,25-75,REDWOOD RIVER NEAR MARSHALL, MN 05311000: Flow=2100cfs,Stage=8.32ft,Floodstage=14ft,2013-05-21 04:00,25-75,MINNESOTA RIVER AT MONTEVIDEO, MN 05301000: Flow=1360cfs,Stage=25.15ft,2013-05-21 04:00,25-75,MINNESOTA RIVER NEAR LAC QUI PARLE, MN 05294000: Flow=283cfs,Stage=5.62ft,2013-05-21 04:45,25-75,POMME DE TERRE RIVER AT APPLETON, MN 05293000: Flow=114cfs,Stage=2.25ft,2013-05-21 04:30,25-75,YELLOW BANK RIVER NEAR ODESSA, MN 05286000: Flow=1080cfs,Stage=3.93ft,2013-05-21 04:15,25-75,RUM RIVER NEAR ST. FRANCIS, MN 05275000: Flow=307cfs,Stage=1.54ft,2013-05-21 04:15,25-75,ELK RIVER NEAR BIG LAKE, MN 05247500: Flow=2630cfs,Stage=4.85ft,2013-05-21 04:30,25-75,CROW WING RIVER NEAR PILLAGER, MN 05127500: Flow=4290cfs,Stage=5.55ft,2013-05-21 04:30,25-75,BASSWOOD RIVER NEAR WINTON, MN 05087500: Flow=68cfs,Stage=4.67ft,2013-05-21 05:00,25-75,MIDDLE RIVER AT ARGYLE, MN 05051522: Flow=2350cfs,Stage=15.22ft,Floodstage=30ft,2013-05-21 04:45,25-75,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT HICKSON, ND 04024000: Flow=4600cfs,Stage=5.47ft,Floodstage=10.5ft,2013-05-21 04:30,25-75,ST. LOUIS RIVER AT SCANLON, MN 464646092052900: Stage=599.46ft,2013-05-21 04:00:00,Not ranked,Rating being developed or revised,SUPERIOR BAY DULUTH SHIP CANAL AT DULUTH, MN 06604000: Stage=14.13ft,Floodstage=17ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,Spirit Lake near Orleans, IA 06483290: Flow=238cfs,Stage=8.16ft,Floodstage=13ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,Rock River below Tom Creek at Rock Rapids, IA 05475350: Stage=11.88ft,Floodstage=19ft,2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,DES MOINES RIVER ABOVE WINDOM, MN 05386400: Stage=31.86ft,2013-05-21 04:45,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT BROWNSVILLE, MN 05383950: Stage=20.51ft,2013-05-21 05:00,Not ranked,ROOT RIVER NEAR PILOT MOUND, MN 05383075: Flow=595cfs,Stage=4.05ft,2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,LA CROSSE RIVER NEAR LA CROSSE, WI 05378490: Stage=9.61ft,2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT LOCK AND DAM 5A NR WINONA, MN 05374000: Stage=12.27ft,Floodstage=18ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,ZUMBRO RIVER AT ZUMBRO FALLS, MN 05355080: Stage=12.12ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,PRAIRIE CREEK NEAR CANNON FALLS, MN 05355038: Stage=7.78ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,CHUB CREEK AT CO. HWY. 47 ABOVE RANDOLPH, MN 05355024: Stage=894.48ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,CANNON RIVER AT NORTHFIELD MN 05354500: Stage=16.06ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,CANNON RIVER AT CO. HWY. 29 BELOW FARIBAULT, MN 05344490: Flow=6270cfs,Stage=28.96ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,ST. CROIX RIVER AT PRESCOTT, WI 05342000: Flow=298cfs,Stage=11.17ft,2013-05-21 04:05,Not ranked,KINNICKINNIC RIVER NEAR RIVER FALLS, WI 05341550: Flow=6230cfs,2013-05-18 23:00,Stage=679.36ft,2013-05-21 04:15:00,Floodstage=87ft,Not ranked,ST. CROIX RIVER AT STILLWATER, MN 05331580: Flow=29800cfs,2013-05-21 04:15,Stage=11.12ft,2013-05-21 04:30:00,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER BELOW L&D #2 AT HASTINGS, MN 05330920: Flow=11900cfs,Stage=692.78ft,2013-05-21 03:45,Not ranked,MINNESOTA RIVER AT FORT SNELLING STATE PARK, MN 05325000: Flow=8470cfs,Stage=8.32ft,Floodstage=22ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,MINNESOTA RIVER AT MANKATO, MN 05316580: Stage=15.87ft,2013-05-15 11:30,Not ranked,MINNESOTA RIVER AT MORTON, MN 05313500: Stage=3.36ft,2013-05-21 04:45:00,Not ranked,Rating being developed or revised,YELLOW MEDICINE RIVER NEAR GRANITE FALLS, MN 05311150: Stage=883.42ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,MINNESOTA RIVER AT HWY 212 IN GRANITE FALLS, MN 05305000: Flow=497cfs,Stage=38.30ft,2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,CHIPPEWA RIVER (TW) NEAR WATSON, MN 05304995: 2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,CHIPPEWA R. (HW) ABOVE COUNTY RD 13 NR WATSON, MN 05300000: Stage=5.96ft,2013-05-21 04:30:00,Not ranked,Rating being developed or revised,LAC QUI PARLE RIVER NEAR LAC QUI PARLE, MN 05292000: Flow=350cfs,Stage=3.21ft,Floodstage=10ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,MINNESOTA RIVER AT ORTONVILLE, MN 05289800: Flow=135cfs,Stage=14.26ft,2013-05-21 05:00,Not ranked,MINNEHAHA CREEK AT HIAWATHA AVE. IN MINNEAPOLIS,MN 05288705: Flow=62cfs,Stage=10.52ft,2013-05-21 05:00,Not ranked,SHINGLE CREEK AT QUEEN AVE IN MINNEAPOLIS, MN 05288580: Flow=205cfs,Stage=9.80ft,2013-05-21 01:45,Not ranked,RICE CREEK BLW OLD HWY. 8 IN MOUNDS VIEW, MN 05284000: Stage=11.51ft,2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,MILLE LACS LAKE AT COVE BAY NEAR ONAMIA, MN 05270700: Flow=17500cfs,Stage=7.38ft,Floodstage=9ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT ST. CLOUD, MN 05243725: Flow=100cfs,Stage=1.78ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,STRAIGHT RIVER NEAR PARK RAPIDS, MN 05242300: Flow=8340cfs,Stage=10.73ft,Floodstage=13ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT BRAINERD, MN 05211000: Stage=5.71ft,2013-05-21 05:00:00,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT GRAND RAPIDS, MN 05210000: Stage=74.62ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI R. AT DAYS HIGH LANDING NR DEER RIVER 05207600: Flow=1150cfs,Stage=6.56ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT WILLOW BEACH AT BALL CLUB, MN 05205900: Stage=94.73ft,2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,LEECH LAKE AT SUGAR POINT NEAR FEDERAL DAM, MN 05200510: Flow=827cfs,Stage=4.68ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR BEMIDJI, MN 05140521: Stage=59.94ft,2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,LK OF THE WOODS @ SPRINGSTEEL IS NR. WARROAD, MN 05140520: Stage=59.85ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,LAKE OF THE WOODS AT WARROAD, MN 05137500: Stage=5.50ft,2013-05-21 05:00:00,Not ranked,Rating being developed or revised,RAINY RIVER NEAR BOAT LANDING AT WHEELERS POINT,MN 05129515: Stage=24.19ft,2013-05-21 04:30:00,Not ranked,RAINY RIVER AT BOAT LANDING BLW INTERNATIONAL FLLS 05129290: Flow=523cfs,Stage=17.51ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,GOLD PORTAGE OUTLET FROM KABETOGAMA LK NR RAY,MN 05126210: Flow=2590cfs,Stage=7.28ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,SOUTH KAWISHIWI R ABV WHITE IRON LAKE NR ELY, MN 05125000: Flow=1630cfs,Stage=4.87ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,SOUTH KAWISHIWI RIVER NEAR ELY, MN 05107500: Stage=10.55ft,2013-05-21 04:30:00,Not ranked,ROSEAU RIVER AT ROSS, MN 05102490: Stage=36.86ft,Floodstage=39ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT PEMBINA, ND 05085450: Flow=423cfs,Stage=65.24ft,Floodstage=67ft,2013-05-21 04:45,Not ranked,SNAKE RIVER ABOVE WARREN, MN 05083500: Stage=20.36ft,Floodstage=26ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT OSLO, MN 05080000: Stage=15.54ft,2013-05-21 04:30:00,Not ranked,RED LAKE RIVER AT FISHER, MN 05079250: Flow=50cfs,Stage=2.17ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,COUNTY DITCH 65 NEAR MAPLE BAY, MN (SW2) 05079200: Flow=0.05cfs,Stage=1.11ft,2013-05-19 05:30,Not ranked,COUNTY DITCH 72 (BURNHAM CK) NR. MAPLE BAY  (SW3) 05079000: Stage=10.17ft,2013-05-21 04:45:00,Floodstage=15ft,Not ranked,Ice affected,RED LAKE RIVER AT CROOKSTON, MN 05078770: Stage=3.68ft,2013-05-21 04:30:00,Not ranked,Rating being developed or revised,JUDICIAL DITCH 66 NEAR MARCOUX CORNERS, MN (SW6) 05078730: Stage=1.49ft,2013-05-20 06:00:00,Not ranked,Ice affected,COUNTY DITCH 140 NEAR BENOIT, MN (SW1) 05078720: Flow=0.00cfs,Stage=0.62ft,2013-05-20 03:00,Not ranked,COUNTY DITCH 140 ABV BR-6 IMP NR TILDEN, MN (SW8) 05078520: Flow=46cfs,Stage=3.20ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,CYR CREEK NEAR MARCOUX CORNERS, MN (SW5) 05078470: Flow=59cfs,Stage=3.30ft,2013-05-20 05:30,Not ranked,JUDICIAL DITCH 64 NEAR MENTOR, MN (SW4) 05075000: Stage=6.03ft,Floodstage=12ft,2013-05-21 05:00,Not ranked,RED LAKE RIVER AT HIGH LANDING NR GOODRIDGE, MN 05074000: Stage=74.31ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,LOWER RED LAKE NR RED LAKE, MN 05073650: 2013-05-21 03:30,Not ranked,LOWER RED LAKE AT MOUTH BATTLE RIVER NR SAUM, MN 05073500: Stage=73.04ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,UPPER RED LAKE AT WASKISH, MN 05070000: Flow=8150cfs,Stage=28.32ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH NEAR THOMPSON, ND 05069000: Stage=6.84ft,2013-05-21 04:45:00,Floodstage=20ft,Not ranked,SAND HILL RIVER AT CLIMAX, MN 05064000: Stage=10.91ft,2013-05-21 04:30:00,Floodstage=20ft,Not ranked,WILD RICE RIVER AT HENDRUM, MN 05063398: Flow=74cfs,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,S. BR. WILD RICE RIVER AT CO. RD. 27 NR FELTON, MN 05062000: Stage=8.08ft,2013-05-21 04:30:00,Floodstage=12ft,Not ranked,Equipment malfunction,BUFFALO RIVER NEAR DILWORTH, MN 05060400: Stage=77.88ft,Floodstage=884ft,2013-05-21 04:15,Not ranked,SHEYENNE RIVER AT HARWOOD, ND 05052500: Flow=19cfs,Stage=22.53ft,2013-05-21 04:00,Not ranked,ANTELOPE CREEK AT DWIGHT, ND 05051350: Stage=5.55ft,2013-05-08 13:00,Not ranked,DORAN SLOUGH AT COUNTY RD 158 NEAR DORAN, MN 05051300: Flow=1220cfs,Stage=13.21ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,BOIS DE SIOUX RIVER NEAR DORAN, MN 05049995: Stage=72.53ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,MUD LAKE ABOVE WHITE ROCK DAM NEAR WHITE ROCK, SD 05049000: Stage=79.71ft,Floodstage=92ft,2013-05-21 04:30,Not ranked,MUSTINKA RIVER ABOVE WHEATON, MN 05046475: Flow=124cfs,Stage=6.44ft,2013-05-21 05:00,Not ranked,OTTER TAIL RIVER DIVERSION AT BRECKENRIDGE, MN 04021520: Flow=250cfs,Stage=5.42ft,2013-05-21 05:00,Not ranked,STONEY BROOK AT PINE DRIVE NEAR BROOKSTON, MN 04015438: Flow=238cfs,Stage=18.96ft,2013-04-30 07:00,Not ranked,ST. LOUIS RIVER NEAR SKIBO, MN Go to WaterWatch (offsite) for a larger map with additional options