05033960	-	SUCKER CREEK NEAR DETROIT LAKES, MN

Streamflow potentially affected by regulation1	-	No

Location.-- latitude 46o46'25" longtitude 95o48'23"


Measure number	Date	Time	Discharge, in ft^3;/s	Base Flow2
1	1968-07-26	Not Available	2.63	Not Determined
2	1968-08-14	Not Available	1.14	Not Determined
3	1968-09-05	Not Available	0.8	Not Determined
4	1968-09-30	Not Available	1.2	Not Determined
5	1968-11-06	Not Available	3.46	Not Determined
6	1968-12-10	Not Available	1.55	Not Determined
7	1969-01-14	Not Available	1.89	Not Determined
8	1969-02-18	Not Available	1.89	Not Determined
9	1969-03-26	Not Available	2.12	Not Determined
10	1969-04-11	Not Available	12.1	Not Determined
11	1969-04-29	Not Available	3.0	Not Determined
12	1969-05-27	Not Available	2.04	Not Determined
13	1969-07-01	Not Available	1.83	Not Determined
14	1969-07-29	Not Available	1.17	Not Determined
15	1969-09-04	Not Available	0.61	Not Determined
16	1969-10-09	Not Available	1.5	Not Determined
17	1969-11-13	Not Available	1.83	Not Determined
18	1969-12-15	Not Available	1.82	Not Determined
19	1970-01-19	Not Available	1.75	Not Determined
20	1970-02-24	Not Available	1.67	Not Determined
21	1970-03-30	Not Available	1.97	Not Determined
22	1970-04-07	Not Available	11.4	Not Determined
23	1970-04-27	Not Available	11.1	Not Determined
24	1970-06-01	Not Available	3.68	Not Determined
25	1970-06-25	Not Available	2.21	Not Determined
26	1980-07-22	18:30	0.63	No


Notes:
	1 Regulation includes human influences on streamflow from causes such as hydropower, reservoirs, water supplies, or wastewater discharges.
	2 Base flow is defined as a period of at least 10-14 days without precipitation that produces detectable runoff.