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Snake River near Moran, Wyoming

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By Wyoming-Montana Water Science Center August 12, 2024

This streamgage on the Snake River was installed in 1904 and is one of the first streamgages established in Wyoming. Information from this site is used to make decisions on how irrigation water is delivered downstream, as well as monitor conditions for fisheries and recreational activities all year long.

Snake River at Moran, Wyoming

This streamgage in Grand Teton National Park records flows of the Snake River at the outlet of Jackson Lake Dam.

Real-time streamflow data
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USGS Streamgage 03011000 at Snake River, WY

The water released from Jackson Lake is above freezing which keeps this site ice free, even during the coldest of days.

Real-time temperature data
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Snake River near Moran, streamgage 13011000

Comparison of water year 2021 streamflow to historical data at selected sites in the Snake River Basin, Wyoming

The headwaters of the Snake River are in the mountains of northwestern Wyoming on lands primarily administered by the National Park Service and the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Streamflow from the Snake River Basin has been measured at some sites for more than 100 years. Water from this drainage basin is used for recreational, agricultural, and municipal uses and power generation. Because of the
Authors
Ruth M. Law, James Campbell, Jerrod D. Wheeler, Cheryl A. Eddy-Miller
By
Water Resources Mission Area, Wyoming-Montana Water Science Center

This streamgage is cooperatively funded and managed with the following partners: 

Grand Teton National Park

National Park Service

Teton Conservation District

This streamgage on the Snake River was installed in 1904 and is one of the first streamgages established in Wyoming. Information from this site is used to make decisions on how irrigation water is delivered downstream, as well as monitor conditions for fisheries and recreational activities all year long.

Snake River at Moran, Wyoming

This streamgage in Grand Teton National Park records flows of the Snake River at the outlet of Jackson Lake Dam.

Real-time streamflow data
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
USGS Streamgage 03011000 at Snake River, WY

The water released from Jackson Lake is above freezing which keeps this site ice free, even during the coldest of days.

Real-time temperature data
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Snake River near Moran, streamgage 13011000

Comparison of water year 2021 streamflow to historical data at selected sites in the Snake River Basin, Wyoming

The headwaters of the Snake River are in the mountains of northwestern Wyoming on lands primarily administered by the National Park Service and the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Streamflow from the Snake River Basin has been measured at some sites for more than 100 years. Water from this drainage basin is used for recreational, agricultural, and municipal uses and power generation. Because of the
Authors
Ruth M. Law, James Campbell, Jerrod D. Wheeler, Cheryl A. Eddy-Miller
By
Water Resources Mission Area, Wyoming-Montana Water Science Center

This streamgage is cooperatively funded and managed with the following partners: 

Grand Teton National Park

National Park Service

Teton Conservation District

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