Indiana · Unknown Co.

East Fork White River

· 200 mi · Class
Optimal: 2350–7000 CFS · USGS #03371500
4,661 avg
1,960CFS
6.04 ft gauge height
Below Optimal
Stable
Flow data is live from USGS·Rapid classifications and CFS ranges need community verification·Know this river?
Avg flow: 4,661 cfsHist. median: 0 cfsUSGS #03371500
Designated Water Trail · State

The East Fork of the White River begins in Columbus, Indiana and meanders 200 miles before joining the West Fork of the White near Petersburg to complete the remaining 50 miles to the Wabash River. Actually, the East Fork is formed well above Columbus by the Driftwood and Flatrock Rivers and further north by the Big Blue and Sugar Creek. The East Fork often narrows as it fights its way south and west through unglaciated, rocky terrain. This is in marked contrast with the West Fork which flows through the glaciated section of Indiana accounting for a broader and less rugged valley.

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