Check out links and information for flows on popular regional rivers

Or these favorites...

Hangman/Latah Creek on Jan. 1, 1997 as it reached an all-time flow of over 20,000 cfs.

Lochsa River Flow Chart: This chart compares flows from the USGS gauge to the popular "stick" gauge that is found at the bridge at 3 Rivers.

• USGS Idaho CLICK HERE

• USGS Montana CLICK HERE

• Spokane River below 9-Mile Dam (The gauge give truer levels for Riverside St. Park run and includes Latah Creek and aquifer percolation.). CLICK HERE.

• Lochsa River at Lowell, ID (This gauge is NOT the one on the bridge at Three Rivers). CLICK HERE.

• Moyie River at Eastport, ID (The chart is a correlation to the gauge at the dam) CLICK HERE.

• Wenatchee River at Peshastin, WA (Use for Main Wenatchee, for Tumwater use gauge at Plain). CLICK HERE.

• Clark Fork River at St. Regis, MT (This gauge includes flow from St Regis River) CLICK HERE

• Salmon River at Whitebird, ID (Gauge for Lower Salmon and Riggins area) CLICK HERE

• St. Joe River at Calder, ID (This gauge is good for Skookum, Tumbledown will be a little less) CLICK HERE

• Hangman/Latah Creek near Spokane. (This gauge is near the takeout for the lower run, upper will be about half. Recommended flows: 1,600-1,800 minimum for a good run, 3000 plus for FUN! Be careful of taking rafts as sharp rocks abound and are next to impossible to see in the chocolate milk water.) CLICK HERE

• Hangman/Latah Creek near Tekoa (This gauge is near the Idaho stateline and will give a more true reading of the N. Kentuck launch levels). CLICK HERE