Rhode Island · Unknown Co.

Beaver River

★ Wild & Scenic🏞 National Park
· 11 mi · Class
Optimal: 10–30 CFS · USGS #01117468
21 avg
27.4CFS
1.04 ft gauge height
Optimal
→Stable
⚡Flow data is live from USGS·Rapid classifications and CFS ranges need community verification·Know this river?
Avg flow: 21 cfsHist. median: 0 cfsUSGS #01117468
National Wild & Scenic River · National Park Service

The Beaver River from its headwaters in Exeter and West Greenwich, Rhode Island, to its confluence with the Pawcatuck River in Richmond, Rhode Island. The Wood and Pawcatuck Rivers System lies in southeastern Connecticut and the southwestern region of Rhode Island. The source of the Pawcatuck River is in the town of South Kingston, Rhode Island, and its terminus is in the towns of Westerly, Rhode Island, and Stonington, Connecticut, where it drains to the Little Narragansett Bay (Long Island Sound). The watershed area is approximately 300-square miles, encompassing many high-quality tri

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