Images

Looking out over the Rahway River from the Streamgage 01395000 Rahway River at Rahway, NJ

View of the river from the Webcam at Streamgage 01399100 Middle Brook at Burnt Mills, NJ

Rockaway River from the vantage point of the Streamgage 01379845 Rockaway river at Warren St at Dover, NJ

Looking across the falls at Streamgage 1389492 Passaic River abv Beatties Dam at Little Falls, NJ

The Delaware river spread out below the Streamgage 01438500 Delaware River at Montaque, NJ

the dam and river at Streamgage 01393450 Elizabeth River at Ursino Lake at Elizabeth, NJ

Looking at the control at Streamgage 01463620 Assunpink Creek near Clarksville, NJ

Webcam at USGS Streamgage 01395000 Rahway River at Rahway, NJ

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Looking out upon the Little Egg Inlet from the channel markers near 01409335 Little Egg Inlet near Tuckerton, New Jersey gage 

Wecam image for the 403859074555201 Spruce Run Reservoir, New Jersey observation gage

Looking at the Raritan River from the gage at the top of the bridge at 01400500 Raritan River at Manville, New Jersey

Looking out on a Shark River marina from high above at the 01407770 Shark River at Belmar, New Jersey

Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New Jersey, Page 1

Summary of Study design and data collected at Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area, New jersey, Page 2

Map showing the New Jersey Coastal Plain model grid area for the 1980 to 2013 model. 

Infrared imaging camera looking at the differences in ground and water temperatures along Hances Brook near Hackettstown, a small tributary to the Musconetcong River in New Jersey. In the image on the camera, the blue color indicates colder water being discharged into the stream coming from an undercut in the bank.  

Infrared imaging camera pointed at stream bank looking for temperature differences in ground and surface water temperatures along the Musconetcong River in New Jersey 

USGS Scientist Martin Briggs taking ground temperature reading for reference use with the Infrared Camera imaging on Bower’s Brook in Hackettstown, New Jersey. This location was chosen for further investigation due to the orange-yellow deposits on the lower edge of the bank.  

USGS Scientists Pam Reilly and Liam Kineffic recording several water parameters including temperature with a high accuracy probe at a suspected groundwater input along Bower’s Brook in Hackettstown, a tributary to the Musconetcong River.  

Side-by-side comparisons of USGS tide gages in Cape May area with a flood inundation map output

Four side-by-side images showing the progression of a coastal flooding model in New Jersey.