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LIVE·Pine River, MI·240 CFS·optimal 150–350✓ in band
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Kvichak River
15,000CFS↑ +200
5000–25000
OPTIMAL
Chena River
1,090CFS→
200–2000
OPTIMAL
Detroit River
205,000CFS
103700–311100
OPTIMAL
Dismal River
254CFS→
100–400
OPTIMAL
Pecatonica River
1,020CFS→
525–1550
OPTIMAL
Rio Grande — Big Bend
1,130CFS↑ +206
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Dowagiac River
255CFS↓ -2
100–400
OPTIMAL
Elkhart River
534CFS→
275–825
OPTIMAL
Snake River — Snake River Canyon
7,760CFS↑ +60
4000–12000
OPTIMAL
Hanalei River
279CFS↓ -10
40–500
OPTIMAL
McKenzie River
1,970CFS↑ +20
600–3500
OPTIMAL
Pine River
240CFS→
150–350
OPTIMAL
North Fork Maquoketa River
482CFS→
225–700
OPTIMAL
Great Miami River
1,340CFS↑ +110
300–2500
OPTIMAL
Shoal Creek
418CFS
225–650
OPTIMAL
South Fork Flathead River
2,030CFS↑ +10
1050–3200
OPTIMAL
Buck Creek
269CFS↓ -6
140–425
OPTIMAL
Yahara River
179CFS↑ +4
90–250
OPTIMAL
North Fork Flathead River
3,150CFS→
1500–4450
OPTIMAL
Gulkana River
1,860CFS→
500–3000
OPTIMAL
Cannon River
795CFS↓ -14
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Clarks Fork Yellowstone
2,030CFS↓ -30
800–3000
OPTIMAL
Deschutes River
3,480CFS→
1500–5000
OPTIMAL
Manistique River
835CFS→
300–1500
OPTIMAL
North Skunk River
474CFS↑ +2
250–775
OPTIMAL
Little Susitna River
969CFS↑ +8
300–1500
OPTIMAL
Tallapoosa River
292CFS↑ +15
160–475
OPTIMAL
Green River — Lodore Canyon
2,980CFS↑ +610
1500–5000
OPTIMAL
Juniata River
1,630CFS→
500–2500
OPTIMAL
Huzzah Creek
308CFS↓ -4
140–425
OPTIMAL
Osage Fork Gasconade River
308CFS↓ -4
140–425
OPTIMAL
Clear Fork
454CFS↓ -10
250–750
OPTIMAL
Osage River
13,400CFS↓ -500
6100–18400
OPTIMAL
Manitowish River
60.3CFS→
35–100
OPTIMAL
Caney Fork
942CFS↓ -148
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Valley River
225CFS↓ -3
130–375
OPTIMAL
Wabash River
5,050CFS↓ -30
1500–10000
OPTIMAL
St. Clair River
223,000CFS↑ +25,000
99200–297600
OPTIMAL
Mahoning River
262CFS→
150–450
OPTIMAL
Kuskokwim River
78,500CFS↑ +100
30000–150000
OPTIMAL
Sac River
1,880CFS↓ -370
825–2500
OPTIMAL
Little Juniata River
217CFS→
100–400
OPTIMAL
Missouri River
58,100CFS↓ -300
33800–101500
OPTIMAL
Cumberland River
2,950CFS↓ -40
1700–5200
OPTIMAL
Trammel Fork
2,950CFS↓ -40
1700–5200
OPTIMAL
Middle Loup River
512CFS↓ -6
200–1000
OPTIMAL
Deep Creek
701CFS→
400–1250
OPTIMAL
Teton River
701CFS→
400–1250
OPTIMAL
Menominee River
1,690CFS↑ +160
500–3500
OPTIMAL
Au Sable South Branch
211CFS↓ -2
100–400
OPTIMAL
Tuckasegee River
968CFS↓ -11
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Missouri River
28,800CFS→
17100–51400
OPTIMAL
Payette River, South Fork
697CFS→
425–1250
OPTIMAL
West Fork Bruneau River
697CFS→
425–1250
OPTIMAL
Pere Marquette River
540CFS→
300–1000
OPTIMAL
Paw Paw River
384CFS↓ -1
225–700
OPTIMAL
St. Joseph River
384CFS↓ -1
225–700
OPTIMAL
Oconaluftee River
425CFS→
250–775
OPTIMAL
South Toe River
240CFS↓ -9
60–350
OPTIMAL
West Fork Tuckasegee River
425CFS→
250–775
OPTIMAL
Big Walnut Creek
180CFS↑ +6
110–325
OPTIMAL
Straight River
394CFS↓ -4
170–500
OPTIMAL
Zumbro River, North Branch
394CFS↓ -4
170–500
OPTIMAL
Otter Tail River
360CFS→
225–650
OPTIMAL
Big Sioux River
1,430CFS→
500–3000
OPTIMAL
Clearwater River
16,700CFS↓ -100
7000–21100
OPTIMAL
South Fork of the Snake River
16,700CFS↓ -100
7000–21100
OPTIMAL
Beaver River
514CFS↑ +5
325–950
OPTIMAL
Holston River
754CFS↓ -7
475–1400
OPTIMAL
South Fork Holston River
754CFS↓ -7
475–1400
OPTIMAL
Buffalo River
609CFS→
375–1150
OPTIMAL
Tippecanoe River
995CFS↑ +9
500–2000
OPTIMAL
Middle Fork Salmon River
1,160CFS↑ +10
725–2200
OPTIMAL
Payette River
1,530CFS→
625–1900
OPTIMAL
Klamath River
2,750CFS→
1000–6000
OPTIMAL
Kenai River
12,200CFS→
5000–15000
OPTIMAL
Cache Creek
701CFS↓ -6
300–1500
OPTIMAL
Volga River
272CFS→
100–600
OPTIMAL
Blue Earth River
1,470CFS↓ -10
600–1800
OPTIMAL
Crow River, South Fork
1,470CFS↓ -10
600–1800
OPTIMAL
Madison River
1,460CFS↑ +10
800–3000
OPTIMAL
Salmon River
2,170CFS↓ -10
1400–4250
OPTIMAL
Snake River
2,170CFS↓ -10
1400–4250
OPTIMAL
Jordan River
192CFS↑ +2
100–400
OPTIMAL
Antietam Creek
115CFS→
50–250
OPTIMAL
Greenbrier River
1,110CFS↓ -10
300–1500
OPTIMAL
Pee Dee River
2,870CFS↑ +90
1500–6000
OPTIMAL
Platte River
145CFS→
80–300
OPTIMAL
North Fork White River
531CFS→
200–1200
OPTIMAL
White River
284CFS→
150–600
OPTIMAL
French Broad River
2,290CFS↓ -20
1500–4550
OPTIMAL
Elkhorn Creek
527CFS↓ -6
350–1050
OPTIMAL
Swan River
1,450CFS↓ -10
575–1750
OPTIMAL
Watonwan River
338CFS↓ -4
225–675
OPTIMAL
Vermilion River
563CFS↓ -4
300–1200
OPTIMAL
Pigeon River
273CFS→
180–550
OPTIMAL
Saint Joseph River - Fort Wayne
273CFS→
180–550
OPTIMAL
Cedar River
354CFS↓ -8
140–425
OPTIMAL
Zumbro River, Middle Fork
354CFS↓ -8
140–425
OPTIMAL
Gunpowder Falls
188CFS↑ +2
50–250
OPTIMAL
Marais des Cygnes River
819CFS→
200–2000
OPTIMAL
Columbia River — Hanford Reach
104,000CFS→
80000–200000
OPTIMAL
Kishwaukee River
306CFS↑ +3
200–625
OPTIMAL
Lake Michigan
306CFS↑ +3
200–625
OPTIMAL
Androscoggin River
1,780CFS→
800–4000
OPTIMAL
New River — Virginia
2,760CFS↓ -50
1500–6000
OPTIMAL
Kansas (Kaw) River
10,800CFS→
2000–15000
OPTIMAL
Big Wood River
327CFS
225–675
OPTIMAL
Chipola River
1,070CFS→
750–2200
OPTIMAL
Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge Trail
1,070CFS→
750–2200
OPTIMAL
Clinch River
649CFS↓ -11
300–1500
OPTIMAL
Chattahoochee River — Metro Atlanta
1,170CFS→
750–2500
OPTIMAL
Guyandotte River
834CFS→
575–1750
OPTIMAL
Upper Cheat River
834CFS→
575–1750
OPTIMAL
Ichetucknee River
215CFS↑ +1
200–400
OPTIMAL
Little River
383CFS↓ -12
275–800
OPTIMAL
Etowah River
816CFS↓ -43
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Illinois River
842CFS↑ +7
400–2000
OPTIMAL
Kiskiminetas River
1,500CFS→
800–3500
OPTIMAL
Colorado River — Upper
1,150CFS→
800–2500
OPTIMAL
Clear Creek
139CFS→
100–300
OPTIMAL
New River
139CFS→
100–300
OPTIMAL
Yellow River
139CFS↑ +2
100–300
OPTIMAL
Colorado River
1,440CFS↓ -10
1050–3100
OPTIMAL
DuPage River
60.6CFS↓ -1
45–130
OPTIMAL
Fox River
674CFS↓ -2
500–1450
OPTIMAL
Roanoke River
2,070CFS→
1000–5000
OPTIMAL
Blackwater River
239CFS↓ -1
170–525
OPTIMAL
Lake Louisa State Park Trail
239CFS↓ -1
170–525
OPTIMAL
Tanana River
59,200CFS↑ +100
10000–80000
OPTIMAL
Big River
581CFS↓ -5
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Coal River
367CFS↓ -3
275–800
OPTIMAL
Mill Creek
367CFS↓ -3
275–800
OPTIMAL
Blue River
340CFS↓ -13
200–800
OPTIMAL
Clinch River
459CFS→
350–1000
OPTIMAL
Wolf River
459CFS→
350–1000
OPTIMAL
James River
746CFS→
200–2000
OPTIMAL
Econfina Creek
364CFS→
275–800
OPTIMAL
Lake Eustis Run
364CFS→
275–800
OPTIMAL
Wabash River
9,880CFS↓ -90
7300–21900
OPTIMAL
Brule River
234CFS→
170–525
OPTIMAL
Brule River
234CFS→
170–525
OPTIMAL
Montreal River
234CFS→
170–525
OPTIMAL
Bluestone River
572CFS↓ -12
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Gasconade River
1,110CFS→
300–3000
OPTIMAL
Kankakee River
2,890CFS↓ -40
1100–3250
OPTIMAL
Hamlin Lake
110CFS→
80–250
OPTIMAL
Middle Branch Ontonagon River
110CFS→
80–250
OPTIMAL
East Fork Des Moines River
407CFS↓ -2
300–925
OPTIMAL
Skunk River
407CFS↓ -2
300–925
OPTIMAL
Wekiva River
166CFS→
100–400
OPTIMAL
Cottonwood River
290CFS↓ -6
225–650
OPTIMAL
Tomahawk River
439CFS↓ -3
325–1000
OPTIMAL
Raccoon River
1,540CFS↓ -20
1150–3500
OPTIMAL
Flathead River — Middle Fork
3,300CFS↓ -20
2000–8000
OPTIMAL
North River
132CFS↓ -4
100–300
OPTIMAL
Sacramento River
13,400CFS→
5000–15000
OPTIMAL
Winnebago River
221CFS→
170–500
OPTIMAL
Castor River
362CFS↓ -3
275–825
OPTIMAL
Mississippi River
362CFS↓ -3
275–825
OPTIMAL
Susquehanna River
11,500CFS
5000–30000
OPTIMAL
Neosho River
1,080CFS↑ +10
300–3000
OPTIMAL
Cuyahoga River
589CFS↓ -18
300–1500
OPTIMAL
Lake Red Rock
118CFS↓ -2
90–275
OPTIMAL
South Fork Iowa River
118CFS↓ -2
90–275
OPTIMAL
Sugar River
258CFS→
200–600
OPTIMAL
River Raisin
498CFS↓ -4
400–1150
OPTIMAL
North Fork Flambeau River
181CFS↑ +3
140–425
OPTIMAL
White River
181CFS↑ +3
140–425
OPTIMAL
Spring Creek
98.8CFS→
60–250
OPTIMAL
Rum River
904CFS→
325–1000
OPTIMAL
Sauk River
904CFS→
325–1000
OPTIMAL
St. Croix River
1,110CFS↓ -10
500–3000
OPTIMAL
Truckee River
537CFS→
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Boyer River
379CFS↓ -6
300–900
OPTIMAL
Rock River
379CFS↓ -6
300–900
OPTIMAL
Duck River
1,990CFS
400–2500
OPTIMAL
Big South Fork Cumberland River
382CFS↓ -10
300–925
OPTIMAL
Harpeth River
382CFS↓ -10
300–925
OPTIMAL
Iowa River
2,170CFS↑ +10
800–2350
OPTIMAL
Mississippi River
2,170CFS↑ +10
800–2350
OPTIMAL
Lake Superior
1,960CFS→
1600–4750
OPTIMAL
Minnesota River
1,960CFS→
1600–4750
OPTIMAL
Milwaukee River
178CFS↓ -3
80–500
OPTIMAL
White River
1,040CFS↓ -10
400–3000
OPTIMAL
Coosawattee River
519CFS↓ -4
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Red Cedar River
502CFS→
400–1250
OPTIMAL
Timucuan Ecological And Historic Preserve Trail
692CFS↑ +11
575–1700
OPTIMAL
Yellow River
692CFS↑ +11
575–1700
OPTIMAL
Sturgeon River
228CFS→
150–600
OPTIMAL
Otter Creek
516CFS↓ -4
200–1500
OPTIMAL
La Moine River
468CFS→
400–1150
OPTIMAL
Spoon River
468CFS→
400–1150
OPTIMAL
Chippewa River
630CFS→
225–675
OPTIMAL
Wailuku River
164CFS↓ -3
50–500
OPTIMAL
Pike River
129CFS→
110–325
OPTIMAL
West Nishnabotna River
209CFS↓ -6
180–525
OPTIMAL
Holmes Creek
414CFS↑ +5
350–1050
OPTIMAL
Johns Creek
79.6CFS↓ -1
70–200
OPTIMAL
Muskegon River
1,120CFS→
800–3000
OPTIMAL
Okanogan River
67CFS→
25–70
OPTIMAL
Mongaup River
207CFS→
180–525
OPTIMAL
Arkansas River
285CFS→
250–725
OPTIMAL
Tygart Valley River — Valley Falls & Releases
1,110CFS↓ -40
800–3000
OPTIMAL
Little Sioux River
503CFS↓ -3
425–1300
OPTIMAL
Bryant Creek
320CFS→
275–825
OPTIMAL
South Fork Edisto River
404CFS↑ +2
350–1050
OPTIMAL
Little Manatee River
94.6CFS↑ +5
80–250
OPTIMAL
Withlacoochee River North Trail
94.6CFS↑ +5
80–250
OPTIMAL
Niobrara River
515CFS↓ -28
300–1500
OPTIMAL
Reedy River
114CFS↓ -2
100–300
OPTIMAL
Wateree River
1,410CFS↑ +20
1000–4000
OPTIMAL
Potomac River — Great Falls
3,910CFS↓ -30
2000–12000
OPTIMAL
Embarras River
1,730CFS→
600–1800
OPTIMAL
Kaskaskia River
1,730CFS→
600–1800
OPTIMAL
Mississippi River
1,630CFS↓ -10
1450–4400
OPTIMAL
Red River of the North
1,630CFS↓ -10
1450–4400
OPTIMAL
Maumee River
1,670CFS↓ -40
1000–5000
OPTIMAL
Saluda River
861CFS→
600–2500
OPTIMAL
Merrimack River
1,940CFS→
1000–6000
OPTIMAL
Long Prairie River
264CFS↓ -1
90–275
OPTIMAL
Pine River
264CFS↓ -1
90–275
OPTIMAL
North Fork Edisto River
399CFS→
350–1100
OPTIMAL
Pembina River
654CFS→
100–800
OPTIMAL
North Fork Shoshone River
1,280CFS↓ -10
450–1300
OPTIMAL
Big Sioux River
1,450CFS↓ -20
1350–4100
OPTIMAL
Black Creek
371CFS↑ +3
200–1200
OPTIMAL
Deep River
65.8CFS↓ -3
60–190
OPTIMAL
Selway River
2,100CFS↓ -30
2000–6000
OPTIMAL
Potomac River — South Branch
599CFS↓ -7
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Loup River
897CFS→
500–3000
OPTIMAL
Klickitat River
807CFS↓ -8
800–2350
OPTIMAL
Delaware River
3,040CFS→
3000–8900
OPTIMAL
Kiski-Conemaugh River
3,040CFS→
3000–8900
OPTIMAL
Black Hawk Creek
324CFS↑ +2
110–325
OPTIMAL
Shell Rock River
324CFS↑ +2
110–325
OPTIMAL
English River
210CFS↓ -1
200–625
OPTIMAL
Altahama River
2,340CFS↑ +30
2300–6900
OPTIMAL
Ocmulgee River
2,340CFS↑ +30
2300–6900
OPTIMAL
Elk River
583CFS↓ -5
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Middle Fork Vermillion River
83.6CFS→
80–250
OPTIMAL
Nippersink Creek
83.6CFS→
80–250
OPTIMAL
Lake Erie
92.4CFS↓ -1
90–275
OPTIMAL
Sturgeon River (UP)
92.4CFS↓ -1
90–275
OPTIMAL
Yellowstone River
4,300CFS→
2000–15000
OPTIMAL
Deerfield River
478CFS↑ +49
400–1500
OPTIMAL
South Fork Licking River
381CFS↓ -14
375–1150
OPTIMAL
Upper Green River
381CFS↓ -14
375–1150
OPTIMAL
Fossil Creek
59.9CFS↑ +3
40–200
OPTIMAL
Genesee River
721CFS↓ -37
400–2500
OPTIMAL
Allegheny River
2,360CFS→
1500–8000
OPTIMAL
Sauk River
2,100CFS↑ +10
1500–7000
OPTIMAL
Licking River
812CFS↓ -13
300–3000
OPTIMAL
Truckee River
364CFS↑ +7
300–1200
OPTIMAL
Brodhead Creek
145CFS↓ -1
100–500
OPTIMAL
Manistee River
1,140CFS→
300–1200
OPTIMAL
Rogue River
1,190CFS→
1000–4000
OPTIMAL
Little Miami River
542CFS↓ -13
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Red River Gorge
398CFS↓ -4
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Delaware River — Delaware Water Gap
3,040CFS→
3000–10000
OPTIMAL
Farmington River
278CFS→
200–1000
OPTIMAL
Whitewater River
555CFS→
400–2000
OPTIMAL
Beaverkill River
138CFS↓ -1
100–500
OPTIMAL
Rifle River
230CFS↓ -2
200–800
OPTIMAL
Shenandoah River
1,020CFS↓ -10
500–4000
OPTIMAL
West Branch Ausable River
215CFS→
150–800
OPTIMAL
Waimea River
147CFS↑ +10
50–600
OPTIMAL
Edisto River
515CFS↑ +2
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Rogue River
110CFS→
100–400
OPTIMAL
San Marcos River
110CFS↑ +2
100–400
OPTIMAL
Clark Fork
2,630CFS↑ +10
2000–10000
OPTIMAL
Glover River
236CFS↓ -11
100–1000
OPTIMAL
Apple River
107CFS↑ +5
100–400
OPTIMAL
Wildcat Creek
160CFS↓ -3
150–600
OPTIMAL
Concord River
144CFS↓ -3
100–600
OPTIMAL
Mackinaw River
795CFS→
200–800
OPTIMAL
Pine Creek
369CFS→
300–1500
OPTIMAL
Rockcastle River
369CFS↓ -6
300–1500
OPTIMAL
Monocacy River
204CFS↓ -4
200–800
OPTIMAL
French Broad River
976CFS↓ -12
800–4000
OPTIMAL
Okatoma Creek
244CFS↓ -13
200–1000
OPTIMAL
Black River
975CFS↑ +45
800–4000
OPTIMAL
Lower Mountain Fork
345CFS↓ -18
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Lumber River
200CFS↑ +3
200–800
OPTIMAL
Gallatin River
718CFS→
600–3000
OPTIMAL
Yellow River State Forest
139CFS↑ +2
100–600
OPTIMAL
Oconee River
689CFS↑ +7
500–3000
OPTIMAL
Kalamazoo River
683CFS→
500–3000
OPTIMAL
Greys River
442CFS→
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Cacapon River
115CFS→
100–500
OPTIMAL
Broad River
439CFS↓ -6
300–2000
OPTIMAL
Green River — Desolation Canyon
2,280CFS→
2000–10000
OPTIMAL
Little Tennessee River
561CFS→
500–2500
OPTIMAL
Connecticut River
5,590CFS↑ +250
5000–25000
OPTIMAL
Enoree River
220CFS↑ +1
200–1000
OPTIMAL
Trinity River
747CFS→
600–3500
OPTIMAL
Bois Brule River
109CFS→
100–500
OPTIMAL
White Salmon River
539CFS→
500–2500
OPTIMAL
Cottonwood River
391CFS↓ -2
200–2000
OPTIMAL
Davidson River
51.7CFS→
50–250
OPTIMAL
Patuxent River
102CFS↑ +2
100–500
OPTIMAL
Suwannee River
2,680CFS↓ -10
2000–15000
OPTIMAL
Blanco River
52.8CFS↑ +22
50–300
OPTIMAL
Kankakee River
2,890CFS↓ -40
400–3000
OPTIMAL
Sabine River
515CFS↓ -3
500–3000
OPTIMAL
Schuylkill River
513CFS
500–3000
OPTIMAL
Sheyenne River
316CFS↓ -1
200–2000
OPTIMAL
Smoky Hill River
158CFS→
100–1000
OPTIMAL
Yuba River
516CFS↓ -12
800–3000
OPTIMAL
Kentucky River
4,770CFS↓ -70
500–5000
OPTIMAL
Flint Hills — South Fork Cottonwood
219CFS↓ -1
200–1500
OPTIMAL
Missouri River — Upper Missouri Breaks
2,350CFS↓ -50
5000–15000
OPTIMAL
Rapid Creek
51.9CFS↓ -1
50–400
OPTIMAL
Middle Fork of the Salmon
1,160CFS↑ +10
3000–8000
OPTIMAL
White River
102CFS↑ +7
100–1000
OPTIMAL
Missouri River — Below Fort Randall
102CFS↑ +7
15000–40000
OPTIMAL
Kickapoo River
210CFS↓ -1
200–1,200
OPTIMAL
Mulberry Fork
381CFS↓ -3
300–2,000
OPTIMAL
Hocking River
275CFS↓ -3
200–1,500
OPTIMAL
Little River
297CFS↓ -4
200–1,200
OPTIMAL
Eleven Point River
463CFS→
300–1,500
OPTIMAL
St. Francis River
951CFS↓ -12
400–2,500
OPTIMAL
Current River
980CFS→
400–2,000
OPTIMAL
Alagnak River
15,000CFS↑ +200
800–4000
OPTIMAL
Tangipahoa River
693CFS↓ -9
200–1,200
OPTIMAL
Amite River
718CFS↓ -3
200–2,000
OPTIMAL
Maquoketa River
1,700CFS→
400–2,500
OPTIMAL
Leaf River
1,340CFS↑ +10
300–3,000
OPTIMAL
Upper Iowa River
1,550CFS↓ -10
300–2,000
OPTIMAL
Broad River
3,130CFS↓ -130
500–5,000
OPTIMAL
Turkey River
1,420CFS→
200–1,500
OPTIMAL
Congaree River
4,470CFS→
2,000–15,000
OPTIMAL
Des Moines River
3,060CFS↓ -300
1,000–8,000
OPTIMAL
St. Croix River
3,820CFS↑ +20
2,000–8,000
OPTIMAL
Alsea River
101CFS→
OPTIMAL
Anacostia River
1,140CFS↑ +110
OPTIMAL
Athabasca River
39,199CFS→
OPTIMAL
Bow River
7,593CFS↑ +35
OPTIMAL
Coosawhatchie River
0CFS→
OPTIMAL
Donner und Blitzen River
38.6CFS→
OPTIMAL
Econolockhatchee River
444CFS↑ +3
OPTIMAL
Elbow River
1,201CFS↓ -4
OPTIMAL
Eramosa River
30CFS→
OPTIMAL
French River
1,720CFS↓ -11
OPTIMAL
Grand River
798CFS↑ +11
OPTIMAL
Grande Ronde River
568CFS↓ -15
OPTIMAL
Grande Ronde River
568CFS↓ -15
OPTIMAL
Green River
2,070CFS→
OPTIMAL
Kicking Horse River
3,245CFS↑ +46
OPTIMAL
Little South Fork Cumberland River
2,180CFS↓ -30
OPTIMAL
Magnetawan River
664CFS→
OPTIMAL
Mattaponi and Pamunkey Rivers Trail
28.5CFS→
OPTIMAL
Maury River Water Trail
48CFS→
OPTIMAL
Middle Fork Eel River
35.6CFS→
OPTIMAL
Missouri River
2,350CFS↓ -50
OPTIMAL
North Fork John Day River
57CFS→
OPTIMAL
North Fork Owyhee River
20.7CFS→
OPTIMAL
North Fork Trinity River
457CFS↑ +7
OPTIMAL
North Saskatchewan River
9,923CFS↓ -35
OPTIMAL
Presque Isle River
59.8CFS→
OPTIMAL
Quartzville Creek
20.7CFS→
OPTIMAL
Red Deer River
1,907CFS→
OPTIMAL
S. Fork Alsea River
101CFS→
OPTIMAL
Salmon River
101CFS→
OPTIMAL
Shoal River State
129CFS→
OPTIMAL
Siuslaw River
142CFS→
OPTIMAL
South Fork Eel River
46.8CFS→
OPTIMAL
South Fork Merced River
178CFS→
OPTIMAL
South Fork Trinity River
575CFS→
OPTIMAL
South Fork Yuba River
516CFS↓ -12
OPTIMAL
Speed River
114CFS↓ -2
OPTIMAL
St. Johns River
185CFS↑ +66
OPTIMAL
St. Marys River
57,900CFS↓ -10,500
OPTIMAL
Sunwapta River
159CFS→
OPTIMAL
Umpqua River
855CFS→
OPTIMAL
Umpqua River, South Fork
83.4CFS→
OPTIMAL
Unalakleet River
2,750CFS↑ +10
OPTIMAL
White River
75CFS↓ -3
OPTIMAL
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