Missouri · Unknown Co.

Niangua River

· 100 mi · Class
Optimal: 180–550 CFS · USGS #06923250
365 avg
2,470CFS
5.64 ft gauge height
Flood
Falling (-110 cfs/hr)(-480 in 3h)
Flow data is live from USGS·Rapid classifications and CFS ranges need community verification·Know this river?
Avg flow: 365 cfsHist. median: 0 cfsUSGS #06923250
Designated Water Trail · State

One of the best fishing streams in the state, the Niangua also has the advantage of being closely associated with Bennett Spring Srare Park and one of the Conservation Department’s trout hatcheries. Those who ptefer floating to trout fishing in the park often make the park their headquatters while floating the upper sections of the river or the secrion immediarely below the park. However, the river itself provides many fine campsites for put-in-and-go type floats. In high water, a float could be made from as high as Hwy. M, but the river above Hwy. 32 is seldom floatable. This river is usually

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River conditions are community-verified. CFS ranges, difficulty ratings, and access points may not reflect every flow level or seasonal change. Always check current conditions, scout unfamiliar rapids, and paddle within your skill level.

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