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Scientific Investigations Report 2012–5017


Geomorphic Setting, Aquatic Habitat, and Water-Quality Conditions of the Molalla River, Oregon, 2009–10


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Figure 14. Trends in stage of water-surface elevation at the U.S. Geological Survey streamflow-gaging station 14200000, Molalla River near Canby, Oregon. (Stage was determined for the 5-year recurrence-interval peak [570 m3/s, or 20,100 ft3/s], the 5 percent exceedance value [110 m3/s, or 3,800 ft3/s], the median discharge [19 m3/s, or 670 ft3/s], and the 95 percent exceedance value [1.7 m3/s, or 60 ft3/s]. Gaging station moves and datum shifts are shown on the graph as is the peak of record on December 22, 1964.)

First posted February 29, 2012

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