New streamgage on the South Concho river above Twin Buttes Reservoir, in San Angelo, Texas. This new gage will provide resource managers with critical streamflow information.
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San Angelo Streamgage
New streamgage on the South Concho river above Twin Buttes Reservoir, in San Angelo, Texas. This new gage will provide resource managers with critical streamflow information.
Scientists Sampling Groundwater from a Public Supply Well in Texas
Scientists Sampling Groundwater from a Public Supply Well in TexasUSGS scientists collecting water quality samples at a public-supply well in Texas, overlying the Eagle Ford shale production area.
Scientists Sampling Groundwater from a Public Supply Well in Texas
Scientists Sampling Groundwater from a Public Supply Well in TexasUSGS scientists collecting water quality samples at a public-supply well in Texas, overlying the Eagle Ford shale production area.
Signs warn public of dangers of harmful algal blooms
Signs warn public of dangers of harmful algal bloomsSigns warn the public of dangers of harmful algal blooms in Milford Lake, Kansas
Signs warn public of dangers of harmful algal blooms
Signs warn public of dangers of harmful algal bloomsSigns warn the public of dangers of harmful algal blooms in Milford Lake, Kansas
Installing Tide Gauges
Installing tide gauges in rivers of the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta is dirty work.
Location: Tutakoke River, Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, AK
Installing tide gauges in rivers of the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta is dirty work.
Location: Tutakoke River, Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, AK
USGS Hydrologist surveys Large Woody Debris on the Roanoke River, VA
USGS Hydrologist surveys Large Woody Debris on the Roanoke River, VAUSGS Hydrologist Adam Benthem surveys Large Woody Debris (LWD) on the Roanoke River, VA. Little is known about the transport, fate, and impacts on water quality of LWD which provide unique and critical habitat for many species.
USGS Hydrologist surveys Large Woody Debris on the Roanoke River, VA
USGS Hydrologist surveys Large Woody Debris on the Roanoke River, VAUSGS Hydrologist Adam Benthem surveys Large Woody Debris (LWD) on the Roanoke River, VA. Little is known about the transport, fate, and impacts on water quality of LWD which provide unique and critical habitat for many species.
Trail head to Lower Jumpup Spring, north of Grand Canyon.
Trail head to Lower Jumpup Spring, north of Grand Canyon.Trail head sign to Lower Jumpup Spring, north of Grand Canyon.
Trail head to Lower Jumpup Spring, north of Grand Canyon.
Trail head to Lower Jumpup Spring, north of Grand Canyon.Trail head sign to Lower Jumpup Spring, north of Grand Canyon.
USGS Employee Measuring Snowmelt Runoff At Clear Creek,Bakersville, CO
USGS Employee Measuring Snowmelt Runoff At Clear Creek,Bakersville, COUSGS employee measuring snowmelt runoff Clear Creek below Quayle Creek at Bakersville, CO
USGS Employee Measuring Snowmelt Runoff At Clear Creek,Bakersville, CO
USGS Employee Measuring Snowmelt Runoff At Clear Creek,Bakersville, COUSGS employee measuring snowmelt runoff Clear Creek below Quayle Creek at Bakersville, CO
Aerial photograph of the Truxton Basin, northwestern Arizona, showing boundaries and geologic features
Aerial photograph of the Truxton Basin, northwestern Arizona, showing boundaries and geologic featuresAerial photograph of the Truxton basin, Arizona (view to northeast). Yellow dashed lines are approximate boundaries between labeled geologic features and units. From figure 2 in chapter B of Mason 2020
Aerial photograph of the Truxton Basin, northwestern Arizona, showing boundaries and geologic features
Aerial photograph of the Truxton Basin, northwestern Arizona, showing boundaries and geologic featuresAerial photograph of the Truxton basin, Arizona (view to northeast). Yellow dashed lines are approximate boundaries between labeled geologic features and units. From figure 2 in chapter B of Mason 2020
A USGS researcher takes algae samples at Bear Creek in Redmond, WA.
A USGS researcher takes algae samples at Bear Creek in Redmond, WA.A USGS researcher takes algae samples at Bear Creek in Redmond, Washington.
A USGS researcher takes algae samples at Bear Creek in Redmond, WA.
A USGS researcher takes algae samples at Bear Creek in Redmond, WA.A USGS researcher takes algae samples at Bear Creek in Redmond, Washington.
Salmonid in a Pacific Northwest Stream
Salmonids are inventoried during the ecosurveys done for the Regional Stream Quality Assessment (RSQA)
Salmonids are inventoried during the ecosurveys done for the Regional Stream Quality Assessment (RSQA)
John Redmond Reservoir
John Redmond Reservoir Outlet, June 22, 2015. Ten thousand cubic feet per second being released.
John Redmond Reservoir Outlet, June 22, 2015. Ten thousand cubic feet per second being released.
USGS Gage 10317480 Beaver Creek Near Halleck, Nevada
Collecting pre-sampling measurements in a coastal wetland
Collecting pre-sampling measurements in a coastal wetlandUSGS hydrologist Tristen Tagliaferri collecting pre-sampling measurements in a coastal wetland after an aerial application of the mosquito insecticide methoprene
Collecting pre-sampling measurements in a coastal wetland
Collecting pre-sampling measurements in a coastal wetlandUSGS hydrologist Tristen Tagliaferri collecting pre-sampling measurements in a coastal wetland after an aerial application of the mosquito insecticide methoprene
USGS - flowtracker measurement
USGS - flowtracker measurement
Boat Electrofishing
New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) and USGS personnel examine a walleye captured during boat electrofishing on the Barge Canal, near Utica, NY
New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) and USGS personnel examine a walleye captured during boat electrofishing on the Barge Canal, near Utica, NY
San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area
Photograph showing San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, residential development southeast of Sierra Vista, Arizona, and the Huachuca Mountains from Hereford Road, Cochise County, Arizona.
Photograph showing San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, residential development southeast of Sierra Vista, Arizona, and the Huachuca Mountains from Hereford Road, Cochise County, Arizona.
Memorial Day Flood in Texas
Road and bridge damage on the Blanco River near Blanco, Texas, from the Memorial Day 2015 Flood.
Road and bridge damage on the Blanco River near Blanco, Texas, from the Memorial Day 2015 Flood.
Blanco River 2015 Memorial Weekend Flood
Picturesque rivers of the Texas Hill Country can turn into raging torrents in the part of Texas known as Flash Flood Alley when storms drop many inches of rain in the river watersheds. This image shows a damaged street sign and flood debris left behind by record flood waters of the Blanco River near Martindale, TX on Memorial weekend, 2015.
Picturesque rivers of the Texas Hill Country can turn into raging torrents in the part of Texas known as Flash Flood Alley when storms drop many inches of rain in the river watersheds. This image shows a damaged street sign and flood debris left behind by record flood waters of the Blanco River near Martindale, TX on Memorial weekend, 2015.
Battle Creek Flooding May 2015, SD
Following heavy rains, Battle Creek near Keystone (streamgage 06404000) peaked at about 1,500 cubic feet per second on May 24 and was about 1 foot below flood stage. This streamgage is operated in cooperation with the South Dakota Department of Natural Resources, Water Rights Division.
Following heavy rains, Battle Creek near Keystone (streamgage 06404000) peaked at about 1,500 cubic feet per second on May 24 and was about 1 foot below flood stage. This streamgage is operated in cooperation with the South Dakota Department of Natural Resources, Water Rights Division.
Battle Creek Flooding May 2015, SD
Flooding occurred on May 24 on Battle Creek below Keystone, SD. Heavy rains in western South Dakota caused flash flooding in parts of the Black Hills on May 24-26.
Flooding occurred on May 24 on Battle Creek below Keystone, SD. Heavy rains in western South Dakota caused flash flooding in parts of the Black Hills on May 24-26.
Grizzly Bear Creek Flooding May 2015, SD
Grizzly Bear Creek in Keystone, SD, on May 24, 2015. USGS streamgage 06403850 (Grizzly Bear Creek near Keystone, SD) showed the creek was more than one-half foot above flood stage on May 24.
Grizzly Bear Creek in Keystone, SD, on May 24, 2015. USGS streamgage 06403850 (Grizzly Bear Creek near Keystone, SD) showed the creek was more than one-half foot above flood stage on May 24.