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Scientific Investigations Report 2007–5044

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Scientific Investigations Report 2007–5044

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Table 6. Streamflow measurements made on the Spokane River and some tributaries to determine streamflow gains (positive values) and losses (negative values) between measurement sites, Spokane Valley-Rathdrum Prairie aquifer, Washington and Idaho, August 26-31, 2005, and August 8, 2006.

[Location of sites or gaging station shown in figure 18. Abbreviations: ft3/s, cubic foot per second; --, not computed; —, not measured]

Measurement site or gaging station August 26-31, 2005 August 8, 2006
Discharge
(ft3/s)
Gain or loss
(ft3/s)
Discharge
(ft3/s)
Gain or loss
(ft3/s)
Spokane River near Coeur d’Alene Lake 738 -- --
Spokane River near Post Falls 447 -291 --
Spokane River near Otis Orchards 256 -191 --
Spokane River at Greenacres 146 -110 --
Spokane River at Flora Road 132 -14 --
Spokane River at Centennial Trail Bridge 492 360 579 --
Spokane River below Upriver Dam -- 525 -54
Spokane River below Greene Street Bridge 725 233 869 344
Spokane River at Spokane 613 -112 767 -102
Hangman Creek at Spokane 1.5 -- --
Spokane River below T.J. Meenach Bridge 703 88.5 --
Spokane Wastewater Treatment Plant discharge1 56 -- --
Spokane River at Rifle Club Road 797 38 --
Deep Creek near confluence 0 -- --
Spokane River below Nine Mile Dam 938 141 --

1Spokane Wastewater Treatment Plant discharge value provided by John Convert, Washington State Department of Ecology, written. commun., 2005.

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