Monthly water level data from Lake Superior at Duluth and peak streamflow from combined Bad and White Rivers
By Upper Midwest Water Science Center
December 2021 (approx.)
Detailed Description
Monthly water level data from Lake Superior at Duluth (co-Ops Site 9099064) (NOAA, 2024) and peak streamflow from combined Bad and White Rivers (USGS ID 0402700 and 04027500, respectively; U.S. Geological Survey, 2024) for floods larger than 226 m3 s-1 that potentially connect Bad River flows to Kakagon River Sloughs and Chequamegon Bay.
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