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North Dakota StreamStats now available

By StreamStats September 5, 2016

A StreamStats migration in April of 2021 brought North Dakota StreamStats online. 

StreamStats was released to the public for North Dakota on September 5, 2016. The application is available statewide and includes the ability to estimate peak-flow frequency statistics from the following report:

Thanks to the staff of the North Dakota Water-Science Center and their cooperators, StreamStats in North Dakota, the North Dakota State Water Commission, North Dakota Department of Health, North Dakota Department of Transportation, Red River Joint Water Resources District, and the Devils Lake Basin Joint Water Resource Board for making this happen.

 

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