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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

Occurrence of Endocrine Active Compounds and Biological Responses in the Mississippi River: Study Design and Data, June through August 2006. By Kathy E. Lee1, Christine S. Yaeger1, Nathan D. Jahns2 , and Heiko L. Schoenfuss2.

Mississippi River at Lake Itasca, MN This report was prepared in a joint effort between U.S. Geological Survey1 and St. Cloud State University2

Major Findings in the study include:

  • Endocrine-active compounds are a class of chemicals that interfere with the natural regulation of endocrine systems, and they have been identified in surface waters worldwide. An understanding of their distribution in aquatic systems is important so that aquatic organism exposure can be evaluated.
  • The U.S. Geological Survey, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and St. Cloud State University collected water, bed sediment, and fish at 43 sites along the river from headwaters at Lake Itasca to 14 miles downstream from Brownsville, Minnesota during June to August 2006 as part of an integrated biological and chemical study of endocrine active compounds and endocrine disruption in fish in the Mississippi River.
  • Endocrine active compounds and household, industrial, or agricultural wastewater indicator compounds were detected in water and bottom sediment samples from the Mississippi River. compounds were detected in bottom sediment samples (ranged from 3 to 31) than in water samples (ranged from 0 to 9).
  • Cholesterol, atrazine, N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide (DEET) metolachlor, and hexahydrohexamethylcyclopentabenzopyran (HHCB) detected most frequently in water samples.
  • Indole, beta-sitosterol, cholesterol, beta-stigmastanol, 3-methyl-1H-indole, p-cresol, pyrene, phenol, fluoranthene, and 3-beta coprostanol, benzo[a]pyrene, acetophenone, and 2,6-dimethylnaphthalene were the most frequently detected in bottom sediment samples. The compounds NP1EO, NP2EO, and 4-nonylphenol were detected in greater than 10 percent of the bottom sediment samples.


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.

Current Issues


USGS GeoHealth Newsletter

The USGS has released the GeoHealth newsletter, which covers USGS activities related to environmental health science. It also lists recent and upcoming publications with an environmental health science emphasis.

Terrestrial Crude Oil Spills Symposium

Monday, June 11, 2012, is the date of a symposium titled "Terrestrial crude oil spills: decades of science from the Bemidji, Minnesota Research Site." The symposium will focus on sharing research results from the National Crude Oil Spill Fate and Natural Attenuation Site, Bemidji, Minnesota, and will be held at the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul campus. The symposium will be followed by a site tour on June 12, starting at 1:00 p.m. The symposium hosts are the U.S. Geological Survey, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Enbridge Energy Limited Partnership, and Beltrami County, with financial sponsorship from the American Petroleum Institute.

Symposium registration is now open. Register Online | Learn more

Minnesota's Fiercest Floods - Video

Twin Cities Public Television (tpt) is broadcasting a program that explores the stories of historic floods on the Minnesota, Mississippi, and Red Rivers.
Broadcast Schedule | Streaming Video

White Bear Lake Project in the News


Perry Jones, Hydrologist, was recently interviewed by Tom Snell, Executive Director with the White Bear Lake Chamber of Commerce. Their discussion of the White Bear Lake project covered possible causes for the decline in water level as well as potential actions that can be taken to bring the water level back up.

NAWQA Trace Elements National Synthesis Project Reports

A NAWQA web page is available that presents 2 reports (a journal article and a USGS Fact Sheet) on a national study of radium in groundwater. The study found elevated concentrations of radium in the Mid Continent & Ozark Plateau Cambro-Ordovician aquifer (AR, IL, IN, IA, MI, MN, and WI), and the Northern Atlantic Coastal Plain aquifer (DE, DC, MD, NJ, NY, NC, and VA).

Winter 2012 Newsletter

The Minnesota Water Science Center Winter 2012 Newsletter highlights the burgeoning sediment program, spotlights the exceptional service of Vicki Christensen, summarizes newly published reports, and provides a glimpse at the current progress of the White Bear Lake project.


Winter/Spring Brownbag Seminars

The Minnesota Water Science Center is teaming up with the Minnesota Geological Survey to host a series of brownbag seminars. The location of the seminars will rotate between the MNWSC and the MGS offices.
Full Schedule


New Publication: Wastewater Indicator Compounds in Wastewater Effluent, Surface Water, and Bed Sediment in the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway and Implications for Water Resources and Aquatic Biota, Minnesota and Wisconsin, 2007-08

The U.S. Geological Survey and the National Park Service cooperated on a study to determine the occurrence of wastewater indicator compounds including nutrients; organic wastewater compounds (OWCs), such as compounds used in plastic components, surfactant metabolites, antimicrobials, fragrances, and fire retardants; and pharmaceuticals in the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Samples of treated wastewater effluent from two wastewater-treatment plants (WWTPs), located in St. Croix Falls, Wisc. (SCF-WWTP) and Taylors Falls, Minn. (TF-WWTP), were collected from 2007 to 2008. During this time, surface-water and bed-sediment samples from the St. Croix River below Sunrise River near Sunrise, Minn., upstream from the two WWTPs (Sunrise site), and from the St. Croix River above Rock Island near Franconia, Minn., downstream from the WWTPs (Franconia site), also were collected. The Franconia site was selected because of the two large WWTP discharge points and the presence of mussel beds in this area of the St. Croix River.
Full Report


New Publication Available: Trends in Suspended-Sediment Loads and Concentrations in the Mississippi River Basin, 1950-2009

Trends in loads and concentrations of suspended sediment and suspended sand generally were downward for stations within the Mississippi River Basin during the 60-, 34-, and 12-year periods analyzed. Sediment transport in the lower Mississippi River has historically been, and continues to be, most closely correlative to sediment contributions from the Missouri River, which generally carried the largest annual suspended-sediment load of the major Mississippi River subbasins. The closure of Fort Randall Dam in the upper Missouri River in 1952 was the single largest event in the recorded historical decline of suspended-sediment loads in the Mississippi River Basin. Impoundments on tributaries and sediment reductions as a result of implementation of agricultural conservation practices throughout the basin likely account for much of the remaining Mississippi River sediment transport decline. Scour of the main-stem channel downstream from the upper Missouri River impoundments is likely the largest source of suspended sand in the lower Missouri River. The Ohio River was second to the Missouri River in terms of sediment contributions, followed by the upper Mississippi and Arkansas Rivers. Declines in sediment loads and concentrations continued through the most recent analysis period (1998-2009) at available Mississippi River Basin stations. Analyses of flow-adjusted concentrations of suspended sediment indicate the recent downward temporal changes generally can be explained by corresponding decreases in streamflows.
Full Report

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CROIX RIVER NEAR DANBURY, WI 05331000: Flow=30000cfs,Stage=6.68ft,Floodstage=14ft,2012-05-16 13:15,25-75,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT ST. 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CLOUD, MN 05267000: Flow=6710cfs,Stage=10.38ft,2012-05-16 13:00,25-75,MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR ROYALTON, MN 05247500: Flow=1920cfs,Stage=4.44ft,2012-05-16 13:30,25-75,CROW WING RIVER NEAR PILLAGER, MN 05245100: Flow=322cfs,Stage=3.85ft,Floodstage=6ft,2012-05-16 13:15,25-75,LONG PRAIRIE RIVER AT LONG PRAIRIE, MN 05244000: Flow=485cfs,Stage=3.02ft,2012-05-16 14:00,25-75,CROW WING RIVER AT NIMROD, MN 05227500: Flow=3190cfs,Stage=7.46ft,Floodstage=12ft,2012-05-16 13:00,25-75,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT AITKIN, MN 05211000: Flow=1420cfs,Stage=5.54ft,2012-05-16 14:00,25-75,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT GRAND RAPIDS, MN 05094000: Flow=21cfs,Stage=3.79ft,Floodstage=26ft,2012-05-16 13:00,25-75,SOUTH BRANCH TWO RIVERS AT LAKE BRONSON, MN 05092000: Flow=4550cfs,Stage=13.78ft,Floodstage=32ft,2012-05-16 13:45,25-75,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT DRAYTON, ND 05082500: Flow=4360cfs,Stage=17.55ft,Floodstage=28ft,2012-05-16 13:45,25-75,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT GRAND FORKS, ND 05079000: Flow=1010cfs,Stage=6.09ft,Floodstage=15ft,2012-05-16 13:45,25-75,RED LAKE RIVER AT CROOKSTON, MN 05074500: Flow=858cfs,Stage=71.31ft,2012-05-16 13:00,25-75,RED LAKE RIVER NEAR RED LAKE, MN 05064500: Flow=2790cfs,Stage=8.45ft,Floodstage=26ft,2012-05-16 13:30,25-75,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT HALSTAD, MN 05062000: Flow=141cfs,Stage=4.88ft,Floodstage=12ft,2012-05-16 13:30,25-75,BUFFALO RIVER NEAR DILWORTH, MN 05061500: Flow=55cfs,Stage=6.26ft,Floodstage=12ft,2012-05-16 13:45,25-75,SOUTH BRANCH BUFFALO RIVER AT SABIN, MN 05061000: Flow=65cfs,Stage=3.64ft,Floodstage=7ft,2012-05-16 13:45,25-75,BUFFALO RIVER NEAR HAWLEY, MN 05054000: Flow=1590cfs,2012-05-16 12:30,Stage=15.68ft,2012-05-16 13:15:00,Floodstage=18ft,25-75,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT FARGO, ND 05053000: Flow=198cfs,Stage=1.72ft,Floodstage=10ft,2012-05-16 13:15,25-75,WILD RICE RIVER NR ABERCROMBIE, ND 05051500: Flow=1140cfs,Stage=6.37ft,Floodstage=10ft,2012-05-16 12:30,25-75,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT WAHPETON, ND 05050000: Flow=187cfs,Stage=5.14ft,Floodstage=80ft,2012-05-16 13:30,25-75,BOIS DE SIOUX RIVER NEAR WHITE ROCK, SD 05030500: Flow=691cfs,Stage=7.11ft,2012-05-16 13:30,25-75,OTTER TAIL RIVER NEAR ELIZABETH, MN 482611092483801: Stage=17.62ft,2012-05-16 13:45,Not ranked,KABETOGAMA LAKE, EAST END, NEAR OLD DUTCH BAY 464646092052900: Stage=600.50ft,2012-05-16 12:00:00,Not ranked,Rating being developed or revised,SUPERIOR BAY DULUTH SHIP CANAL AT DULUTH, MN 06604000: Stage=14.05ft,Floodstage=17ft,2012-05-16 13:15,Not ranked,Spirit Lake near Orleans, IA 06483290: Flow=768cfs,Stage=9.16ft,Floodstage=13ft,2012-05-16 13:15,Not ranked,Rock River below Tom Creek at Rock Rapids, IA 05475350: Stage=14.90ft,Floodstage=19ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,DES MOINES RIVER ABOVE WINDOM, MN 05386400: Stage=31.59ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT BROWNSVILLE, MN 05385500: Stage=1.43ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,SOUTH FORK ROOT RIVER NEAR HOUSTON, MN 05385000: Stage=3.63ft,Floodstage=15ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,ROOT RIVER NEAR HOUSTON, MN 05383950: Flow=238cfs,Stage=7.97ft,2012-05-16 14:00,Not ranked,ROOT RIVER NEAR PILOT MOUND, MN 05383075: Flow=321cfs,Stage=2.75ft,2012-05-16 12:00,Not ranked,LA CROSSE RIVER NEAR LA CROSSE, WI 05380509: 0000-00-00 00:00,Not ranked,TANK CREEK NEAR GALESVILLE, WI 05378490: Stage=9.50ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT LOCK AND DAM 5A NR WINONA, MN 05374900: Stage=3.02ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,ZUMBRO RIVER AT KELLOGG, MN 05374000: Stage=6.13ft,Floodstage=18ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,ZUMBRO RIVER AT ZUMBRO FALLS, MN 05344490: Stage=29.18ft,2012-05-16 13:30:00,Not ranked,Equipment malfunction,ST. CROIX RIVER AT PRESCOTT, WI 05342000: Flow=110cfs,Stage=10.63ft,2012-05-16 12:00,Not ranked,KINNICKINNIC RIVER NEAR RIVER FALLS, WI 05341550: Stage=679.56ft,Floodstage=87ft,2012-05-16 13:15,Not ranked,ST. CROIX RIVER AT STILLWATER, MN 05331580: Stage=11.31ft,2012-05-16 13:45,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER BELOW L&D #2 AT HASTINGS, MN 05330920: Stage=691.75ft,2012-05-16 13:00:00,Not ranked,Rating being developed or revised,MINNESOTA RIVER AT FORT SNELLING STATE PARK, MN 05320270: Flow=15cfs,Stage=5.23ft,2012-05-16 13:15,Not ranked,LITTLE COBB RIVER NEAR BEAUFORD, MN 05316580: Flow=3130cfs,Stage=14.42ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,MINNESOTA RIVER AT MORTON, MN 05305000: Flow=390cfs,Stage=37.67ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,CHIPPEWA RIVER (TW) NEAR WATSON, MN 05304995: Stage=39.07ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,CHIPPEWA R. (HW) ABOVE COUNTY RD 13 NR WATSON, MN 05292000: Flow=68cfs,Stage=1.90ft,Floodstage=10ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,MINNESOTA RIVER AT ORTONVILLE, MN 05289800: Flow=17cfs,2012-05-16 14:00,Stage=12.66ft,2012-05-16 13:00:00,Not ranked,MINNEHAHA CREEK AT HIAWATHA AVE. IN MINNEAPOLIS,MN 05288705: Flow=4.4cfs,Stage=9.67ft,2012-05-16 14:00,Not ranked,SHINGLE CREEK AT QUEEN AVE IN MINNEAPOLIS, MN 05288580: Flow=166cfs,Stage=9.15ft,2012-05-16 13:45,Not ranked,RICE CREEK BLW OLD HWY. 8 IN MOUNDS VIEW, MN 05284000: Stage=11.12ft,2012-05-16 11:00,Not ranked,MILLE LACS LAKE AT COVE BAY NEAR ONAMIA, MN 05278930: Stage=11.48ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,BUFFALO CREEK NEAR GLENCOE, MN 05270700: Flow=7630cfs,Stage=5.63ft,Floodstage=9ft,2012-05-16 13:15,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT ST. CLOUD, MN 05243725: Flow=57cfs,Stage=1.26ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,STRAIGHT RIVER NEAR PARK RAPIDS, MN 05242300: Flow=4010cfs,Stage=7.29ft,Floodstage=13ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT BRAINERD, MN 05220600: Not ranked,Site discontinued,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT PALISADE, MN 05212700: Flow=363cfs,Stage=4.69ft,Floodstage=10ft,2012-05-16 13:45,Not ranked,PRAIRIE RIVER NEAR TACONITE, MN 05210000: Stage=74.88ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI R. AT DAYS HIGH LANDING NR DEER RIVER 05207600: Flow=1550cfs,Stage=8.31ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER AT WILLOW BEACH AT BALL CLUB, MN 05205900: Stage=94.68ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,LEECH LAKE AT SUGAR POINT NEAR FEDERAL DAM, MN 05200510: Flow=520cfs,Stage=4.10ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR BEMIDJI, MN 05140521: Stage=58.76ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,LK OF THE WOODS @ SPRINGSTEEL IS NR. WARROAD, MN 05140520: Stage=59.01ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,LAKE OF THE WOODS AT WARROAD, MN 05140515: 0000-00-00 00:00,Not ranked,WARROAD RIVER NEAR HIGHWAY 11 AT WARROAD, MN 05137500: Flow=1040cfs,2012-05-16 14:00,Stage=5.14ft,2012-05-16 13:00:00,Not ranked,RAINY RIVER NEAR BOAT LANDING AT WHEELERS POINT,MN 05129515: Flow=6290cfs,Stage=15.22ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,RAINY RIVER AT BOAT LANDING BLW INTERNATIONAL FLLS 05129290: Flow=303cfs,Stage=16.42ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,GOLD PORTAGE OUTLET FROM KABETOGAMA LK NR RAY,MN 05126210: Flow=492cfs,Stage=4.56ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,SOUTH KAWISHIWI R ABV WHITE IRON LAKE NR ELY, MN 05125000: Flow=402cfs,Stage=3.09ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,SOUTH KAWISHIWI RIVER NEAR ELY, MN 05102490: Stage=15.53ft,Floodstage=39ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT PEMBINA, ND 05085450: Flow=1.0cfs,Stage=60.61ft,Floodstage=67ft,2012-05-16 13:45,Not ranked,SNAKE RIVER ABOVE WARREN, MN 05083500: Stage=10.65ft,Floodstage=26ft,2012-05-16 13:15,Not ranked,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT OSLO, MN 05080000: Flow=997cfs,Stage=12.72ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,RED LAKE RIVER AT FISHER, MN 05079250: 0000-00-00 00:00,Not ranked,COUNTY DITCH 65 NEAR MAPLE BAY, MN (SW2) 05079200: Flow=0.00cfs,Stage=0.80ft,2012-05-15 05:00,Not ranked,COUNTY DITCH 72 (BURNHAM CK) NR. MAPLE BAY (SW3) 05078770: Flow=0.74cfs,Stage=1.75ft,2012-05-15 14:00,Not ranked,JUDICIAL DITCH 66 NEAR MARCOUX CORNERS, MN (SW6) 05078730: Flow=0.00cfs,Stage=0.53ft,2012-05-15 17:45,Not ranked,COUNTY DITCH 140 NEAR BENOIT, MN (SW1) 05078720: Flow=0.00cfs,Stage=1.67ft,2012-05-16 03:00,Not ranked,CO DITCH 140 ABV BR-6 IMP NR TILDEN JCT, MN (SW8) 05078520: 0000-00-00 00:00,Not ranked,CYR CREEK NEAR MARCOUX CORNERS, MN (SW5) 05078470: Flow=0.01cfs,Stage=1.33ft,2012-05-16 06:30,Not ranked,JUDICIAL DITCH 64 NEAR MENTOR, MN (SW4) 05075000: Stage=6.29ft,Floodstage=12ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,RED LAKE RIVER AT HIGH LANDING NR GOODRIDGE, MN 05074000: Stage=74.22ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,LOWER RED LAKE NR RED LAKE, MN 05073650: Stage=74.24ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,LOWER RED LAKE AT MOUTH BATTLE RIVER NR SAUM, MN 05073500: Stage=74.22ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,UPPER RED LAKE AT WASKISH, MN 05070000: Flow=2820cfs,Stage=21.01ft,2012-05-16 13:15,Not ranked,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH NEAR THOMPSON, ND 05063398: Flow=14cfs,Stage=4.64ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,S. BR. WILD RICE RIVER AT CO. RD. 27 NR FELTON, MN 05060400: Stage=71.42ft,Floodstage=884ft,2012-05-16 13:15,Not ranked,SHEYENNE RIVER AT HARWOOD, ND 05052500: Flow=1.00cfs,Stage=21.84ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,ANTELOPE CREEK AT DWIGHT, ND 05051522: Stage=12.57ft,2012-05-16 13:45:00,Not ranked,Rating being developed or revised,RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT HICKSON, ND 05051300: Flow=212cfs,Stage=8.41ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,BOIS DE SIOUX RIVER NEAR DORAN, MN 05049995: Stage=72.05ft,2012-05-16 13:30,Not ranked,MUD LAKE ABOVE WHITE ROCK DAM NEAR WHITE ROCK, SD 05049000: Stage=77.28ft,Floodstage=92ft,2012-05-16 13:00,Not ranked,MUSTINKA RIVER ABOVE WHEATON, MN 05046475: Flow=0.00cfs,Stage=4.20ft,2012-05-16 14:00,Not ranked,OTTER TAIL RIVER DIVERSION AT BRECKENRIDGE, MN 04021520: Flow=46cfs,2012-05-16 14:00,Stage=2.75ft,2012-05-16 13:00:00,Not ranked,STONEY BROOK AT PINE DRIVE NEAR BROOKSTON, MN 04015438: 0000-00-00 00:00,Stage=18.48ft,2012-05-09 11:30:00,Not ranked,ST. LOUIS RIVER NEAR SKIBO, MN Go to WaterWatch (offsite) for a larger map with additional options