Choose a river. See the whole picture.
Start with a river, not a single gauge. Each river page brings together its USGS monitoring locations, current conditions, measured water temperature, guides and a Follow the River view that connects the monitoring points along the waterway.
One river. Its gauges and context in one place.
Open a river first, then use Follow the River to move through its monitoring points in geographic order.
Scan current streamflow and recent movement across monitored gauges.
Open Conditions →WATER TEMPERATUREFind measured river temperaturesSee Fahrenheit and Celsius readings where USGS stations report temperature.
Explore temperatures →RIVER GUIDESGo beyond the gaugeMaps, access, fishing, boating, history, fish and useful places along the water.
Browse river guides →Search the river network by name
This searches river pages here. Gauge search stays under Find Water.
Search river pages directly. Looking for a specific USGS station? Use Find Water in the main navigation.
Start with the bigger river networks
Choose a river to open its river-wide view. From there, Follow the River connects the gauges in sequence along the waterway.
White River
28 live gauges
View river →Iowa · Missouri · Kansas · NebraskaMissouri River
26 live gauges
View river →Kansas · Arkansas · Colorado · OklahomaArkansas River
24 live gauges
View river →Alabama · GeorgiaChattahoochee River
21 live gauges
View river →Indiana · Illinois · Kentucky · OhioOhio River
21 live gauges
View river →Wisconsin · IllinoisFox River
20 live gauges
View river →Pennsylvania · New YorkAllegheny River
19 live gauges
View river →Utah · Kentucky · WyomingGreen River
19 live gauges
View river →Maryland · Pennsylvania · New YorkSusquehanna River
18 live gauges
View river →New York · New Jersey · Delaware · PennsylvaniaDelaware River
17 live gauges
View river →Illinois · Oklahoma · ArkansasIllinois River
17 live gauges
View river →Mississippi · LouisianaPearl River
17 live gauges
View river →There’s more to the river than the numbers.
Use the live data first, then dig into the places, people, fish and stories around the water.
Find rivers where you are
Each state page gathers its monitored rivers and gauges into one clean directory.
Built around monitored water.
This is not a generic list of U.S. rivers. Rivers appear here when they connect to gauges in the Get Water Data monitoring catalog. River pages organize those gauges into one waterway view, while state pages provide the broader local directory.
Measurements are provisional USGS data and may be revised.