River Levels

British Columbia river levels

Live streamflow at 349 gauged British Columbia rivers, highest first. Where a gauge has a long enough record, the reading is placed against its own history for today's date.

River	Flow	Usually today	Vs normal
Peace RiverPeace River above Alces River	57,563 cfs11.36 ft	44,850 cfs	Above normal79th percentile · 34 yr record
Peace RiverPeace River near Taylor	57,210 cfs10.37 ft	42,378 cfs	Above normal77th percentile · 82 yr record
Peace RiverPeace River above Pine River	50,500 cfs5.97 ft	40,612 cfs	Normal72nd percentile · 47 yr record
Fraser RiverFraser River at Hope	47,675 cfs11.94 ft	65,332 cfs	Below normal21st percentile · 114 yr record
Fraser RiverFraser River above Texas Creek	36,021 cfs4.12 ft	44,850 cfs	Normal29th percentile · 76 yr record
Columbia RiverColumbia River at Birchbank	35,315 cfs9.45 ft	43,084 cfs	Below normal23rd percentile · 89 yr record
Fraser RiverFraser River at Big Bar Creek	31,677 cfs16.22 ft	44,850 cfs	Normal29th percentile · 92 yr record
Fraser RiverFraser River near Marguerite	27,969 cfs8.48 ft	35,668 cfs	Normal30th percentile · 75 yr record
Liard RiverLiard River at Lower Crossing	25,250 cfs30.71 ft	26,698 cfs	Normal42nd percentile · 81 yr record
Skeena RiverSkeena River at Usk	17,481 cfs16.96 ft	25,497 cfs	Below normal24th percentile · 97 yr record
Fraser RiverFraser River at Shelley	14,408 cfs6.36 ft	19,141 cfs	Below normal25th percentile · 76 yr record
Nass RiverNass River above Shumal Creek	12,890 cfs12.21 ft	21,524 cfs	Below normal15th percentile · 97 yr record
Thompson RiverThompson River near Savona	9,782 cfs33.80 ft	15,450 cfs	Below normal18th percentile · 101 yr record
Thompson RiverThompson River near Spences Bridge	9,464 cfs3.45 ft	14,691 cfs	Much below normal9th percentile · 76 yr record
Fraser RiverFraser River at Hansard	9,288 cfs8.02 ft	10,312 cfs	Normal37th percentile · 73 yr record
Stikine RiverStikine River at Telegraph Creek	7,098 cfs4.16 ft	8,546 cfs	Normal25th percentile · 72 yr record
Wannock RiverWannock River at Outlet of Owikeno Lake	6,992 cfs	11,689 cfs	Below normal17th percentile · 98 yr record
Pine RiverPine River at East Pine	5,933 cfs7.40 ft	3,920 cfs	Normal70th percentile · 65 yr record
Skeena RiverSkeena River above Babine River	5,756 cfs21.66 ft	8,758 cfs	Below normal17th percentile · 55 yr record
North Thompson RiverNorth Thompson River at Mclure	5,227 cfs2.88 ft	7,875 cfs	Below normal16th percentile · 69 yr record
Atlin RiverAtlin River near Atlin	4,838 cfs	4,750 cfs	Normal54th percentile · 74 yr record
Quesnel RiverQuesnel River near Quesnel	4,344 cfs5.95 ft	5,580 cfs	Below normal23rd percentile · 86 yr record
Nechako RiverNechako River at Isle Pierre	4,167 cfs4.31 ft	5,368 cfs	Below normal24th percentile · 75 yr record
South Thompson RiverSouth Thompson River at Chase	4,061 cfs4.22 ft	5,686 cfs	Below normal12th percentile · 116 yr record
Klinaklini River East Channel (Main)Klinaklini River East Channel (Main) near the Mouth	3,885 cfs12.76 ft	5,756 cfs	Much below normal7th percentile · 50 yr record
Finlay RiverFinlay River above Akie River	3,814 cfs1.62 ft	5,898 cfs	Below normal11th percentile · 48 yr record
Duncan RiverDuncan River below Lardeau River	3,814 cfs6.39 ft	3,708 cfs	Normal61st percentile · 63 yr record
Mcgregor RiverMcgregor River at Lower Canyon	3,602 cfs4.09 ft	5,544 cfs	Below normal13th percentile · 67 yr record
Fraser RiverFraser River at Mcbride	3,298 cfs12.06 ft	3,514 cfs	Normal37th percentile · 73 yr record
Bulkley RiverBulkley River near Smithers	3,291 cfs9.88 ft	4,079 cfs	Normal35th percentile · 80 yr record
Parsnip RiverParsnip River above Misinchinka River	3,277 cfs4.44 ft	3,637 cfs	Normal40th percentile · 59 yr record
Clearwater RiverClearwater River near Clearwater Station	3,154 cfs7.67 ft	4,273 cfs	Normal27th percentile · 113 yr record
Bulkley RiverBulkley River at Quick	3,132 cfs1.47 ft	3,602 cfs	Normal40th percentile · 96 yr record
Homathko RiverHomathko River at the Mouth	2,793 cfs45.51 ft	4,909 cfs	Much below normal5th percentile · 69 yr record
Murray RiverMurray River near the Mouth	2,635 cfs25.59 ft	1,757 cfs	Above normal76th percentile · 48 yr record
Campbell RiverCampbell River near Campbell River Cableway	2,599 cfs13.91 ft	Not recorded	No historical record
Morice RiverMorice River near Houston	2,522 cfs3.23 ft	2,444 cfs	Normal52nd percentile · 64 yr record
Kitsumkalum RiverKitsumkalum River below Alice Creek	2,458 cfs10.82 ft	Not recorded	No historical record
Quesnel RiverQuesnel River at Likely	2,444 cfs	3,087 cfs	Normal26th percentile · 103 yr record
Chilcotin RiverChilcotin River near Hanceville	2,359 cfs8.30 ft	Not recorded	No historical record
Stuart RiverStuart River near Fort St. James	2,281 cfs2.84 ft	2,908 cfs	Below normal20th percentile · 98 yr record
Zymoetz RiverZymoetz River above O.K. Creek	2,144 cfs2.07 ft	3,044 cfs	Normal29th percentile · 61 yr record
Lillooet RiverLillooet River at Tenas Narrows	2,066 cfs27.17 ft	4,591 cfs	Much below normal5th percentile · 14 yr record
Muskwa RiverMuskwa River near Fort Nelson	2,027 cfs-1.77 ft	2,894 cfs	Below normal15th percentile · 81 yr record
Chilko RiverChilko River near Redstone	2,013 cfs3.29 ft	1,992 cfs	Normal51st percentile · 98 yr record
Kitimat RiverKitimat River below Hirsch Creek	2,006 cfs2.63 ft	5,032 cfs	Much below normal9th percentile · 61 yr record
Columbia RiverColumbia River at Donald	1,978 cfs2.92 ft	2,610 cfs	Below normal14th percentile · 82 yr record
Kootenay RiverKootenay River at Fort Steele	1,964 cfs1.95 ft	2,634 cfs	Below normal13th percentile · 63 yr record
Bella Coola RiverBella Coola River above Hammer Creek	1,911 cfs6.74 ft	2,011 cfs	Normal44th percentile · 15 yr record
Murray RiverMurray River above Wolverine River	1,738 cfs4.46 ft	1,271 cfs	Normal73rd percentile · 49 yr record
Sukunka RiverSukunka River near the Mouth	1,720 cfs8.05 ft	1,225 cfs	Normal64th percentile · 48 yr record
Squamish RiverSquamish River near Brackendale	1,681 cfs5.90 ft	5,580 cfs	Much below normal5th percentile · 104 yr record
Nechako RiverNechako River at Vanderhoof	1,632 cfs5.44 ft	2,008 cfs	Below normal22nd percentile · 110 yr record
North Thompson RiverNorth Thompson River at Birch Island	1,568 cfs1.45 ft	2,853 cfs	Much below normal7th percentile · 65 yr record
Omineca RiverOmineca River above Osilinka River	1,466 cfs6.29 ft	2,055 cfs	Normal29th percentile · 51 yr record
Nation RiverNation River near the Mouth	1,420 cfs1.45 ft	1,716 cfs	Normal40th percentile · 45 yr record
Columbia RiverColumbia River at Nicholson	1,395 cfs1.68 ft	1,699 cfs	Below normal23rd percentile · 124 yr record
Lillooet RiverLillooet River near Pemberton	1,360 cfs5.89 ft	2,159 cfs	Below normal12th percentile · 112 yr record
Gold RiverGold River below Ucona River	1,278 cfs3.72 ft	2,698 cfs	Below normal19th percentile · 69 yr record
Salmon RiverSalmon River near Sayward	1,240 cfs5.65 ft	2,253 cfs	Normal28th percentile · 69 yr record

Streamflow from the Water Survey of Canada (Environment and Climate Change Canada), Open Government Licence - Canada, read every six hours. "Usually today" is the median for this calendar date, which we compute from the gauge's own daily record (HYDAT). A gauge tells you how much water is moving, not whether a stretch is safe to run: check the channel, the hazards and a current local notice before you launch.

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