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RED RIVER OF THE NORTH BASIN
05102500 RED RIVER OF THE NORTH AT EMERSON, MANITOBA
(International gaging station)
LOCATION.--Lat 49×00'30", long 97×12'40", in sec.2, T.1, R.2 E., Hydrologic Unit 09020311, on right bank 1,500 ft downstream from Canadian National Railway bridge in Emerson, 0.8 mi downstream from international boundary, 3.6 mi downstream from Pembina River, and at mile 154.3.
DRAINAGE AREA.--40,200 mi2, approximately, includes 3,800 mi2 in closed basins.
WATER-DISCHARGE RECORDS
PERIOD OF RECORD.--March to November 1902 (gage heights only), May 1912 to September 1929 (monthly discharge only, published in WSP 1308), October 1929 to current year.
GAGE.--Water-stage recorder. Datum of gage is Geodetic Survey of Canada Datum of 1929. See WSP 1728 or 1913 for history of changes prior to Apr. 10, 1953.
COOPERATION.--This station is one of the international gaging stations maintained by Canada under agreement with the United States. Records provided by Water Survey of Canada.
Discharge, cubic feet per second 
WATER YEAR OCTOBER 2003 TO SEPTEMBER 2004
DAILY MEAN VALUES
DAY
OCT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
1
788
781
e551
e508
e463
e498
e36,000
6,460
14,700
7,520
2,420
2,280
2
763
774
e572
e530
e452
e523
39,900
5,970
18,700
6,990
2,300
2,190
3
739
e763
e587
e558
e445
e544
41,700
5,580
22,000
6,600
2,210
2,020
4
703
e749
e580
e568
e438
e561
43,100
5,160
24,100
6,320
2,120
1,840
5
664
e686
e562
e576
e431
e579
44,100
4,800
25,400
6,140
2,010
1,660
6
622
e636
e544
e579
e424
e593
44,800
4,450
26,100
5,970
1,900
1,540
7
583
e604
e541
e579
e420
e614
45,200
4,170
26,600
5,720
1,840
1,580
8
562
e594
e551
e576
e417
e643
44,500
3,880
26,700
5,510
1,820
2,040
9
544
e562
e569
e579
e410
e678
43,400
3,710
26,800
5,400
2,140
2,440
10
537
e544
e587
e586
e403
e727
42,000
3,460
26,300
5,330
2,480
3,270
11
523
e548
e587
e590
e410
e777
40,300
3,320
25,500
5,330
3,070
5,160
12
509
e558
e583
e586
e413
e823
38,800
3,330
24,500
5,370
3,420
6,500
13
516
e572
e580
e579
e417
e865
37,400
4,800
23,300
5,260
3,380
6,890
14
534
e587
e580
e576
e424
e900
35,700
8,300
21,900
5,190
3,140
6,670
15
562
e604
e580
e572
e434
e932
33,400
12,300
20,400
5,610
2,900
6,140
16
601
e629
e572
e561
e441
e960
31,100
15,900
19,000
6,710
2,700
5,470
17
647
e647
e558
e544
e438
e996
28,400
18,400
17,600
7,700
2,540
4,870
18
703
e657
e534
e533
e438
e1,040
25,600
19,600
16,400
8,120
2,390
4,340
19
749
e664
e512
e526
e438
e1,120
22,800
19,700
15,300
7,940
2,260
3,880
20
756
e678
e502
e516
e438
e1,230
20,100
19,200
14,400
7,380
2,130
3,520
21
731
e696
e495
e512
e438
e1,360
17,300
18,300
13,500
6,640
2,010
3,310
22
693
e700
e491
e508
e441
e1,500
15,000
17,100
12,700
5,860
1,880
3,250
23
664
e710
e488
e505
e448
e1,650
13,100
15,800
12,000
5,160
1,750
3,390
24
640
e689
e488
e494
e452
e1,810
11,800
14,700
11,400
4,550
1,670
3,670
25
643
e671
e491
e494
e455
e2,020
10,600
13,500
10,800
4,030
1,570
4,340
26
654
e597
e495
e498
e463
e2,430
9,640
12,200
10,200
3,600
1,590
4,980
27
714
e537
e498
e501
e470
e3,450
8,760
11,100
9,670
3,290
1,630
5,470
28
763
e516
e498
e505
e470
e9,290
7,870
10,300
9,220
3,090
1,650
5,930
29
774
e527
e495
e501
e477
e18,600
7,340
9,670
8,720
2,920
1,800
6,360
30
784
e541
e491
e494
---
e25,700
6,890
9,850
8,160
2,760
2,060
6,710
31
784
---
e498
e480
---
e31,000
---
11,700
---
2,590
2,250
---
TOTAL
20,449
19,021
16,660
16,714
12,708
114,413
846,600
316,710
542,070
170,600
69,030
121,710
MEAN
660
634
537
539
438
3,691
28,220
10,220
18,070
5,503
2,227
4,057
MAX
788
781
587
590
477
31,000
45,200
19,700
26,800
8,120
3,420
6,890
MIN
509
516
488
480
403
498
6,890
3,320
8,160
2,590
1,570
1,540
AC-FT
40,560
37,730
33,050
33,150
25,210
226,900
1,679,000
628,200
1,075,000
338,400
136,900
241,400
STATISTICS OF MONTHLY MEAN DATA FOR WATER YEARS 1912 - 2004, BY WATER YEAR (WY)
MEAN
1,645
1,599
1,126
903
858
2,590
13,990
9,597
5,740
4,778
2,291
1,872
MAX
6,015
13,780
4,257
2,684
2,459
20,490
48,890
72,820
25,430
28,020
27,000
11,480
(WY)
(1995)
(2001)
(1999)
(2001)
(2001)
(1998)
(1997)
(1950)
(1962)
(1975)
(1993)
(1999)
MIN
28.6
23.8
33.4
7.05
1.21
2.25
1,282
663
196
121
46.6
23.8
(WY)
(1937)
(1937)
(1937)
(1937)
(1937)
(1937)
(1938)
(1934)
(1934)
(1936)
(1934)
(1934)

SUMMARY STATISTICS
FOR 2003 CALENDAR YEAR
FOR 2004 WATER YEAR
WATER YEARS 1912 - 2004
ANNUAL TOTAL
988,417
2,266,685

ANNUAL MEAN
2,708
6,193
3,927
HIGHEST ANNUAL MEAN


12,830 1997
LOWEST ANNUAL MEAN


333 1934
HIGHEST DAILY MEAN
14,200 Jul  3
45,200 Apr  7
133,000 Apr 26, 1997
LOWEST DAILY MEAN
452 Sep 15
403 Feb 10
0.90 Feb  6, 1937
ANNUAL SEVEN-DAY MINIMUM
481 Sep 12
413 Feb  7
0.97 Feb  4, 1937
MAXIMUM PEAK FLOW

45,600 Apr  7
133,000 Apr 26, 1997
MAXIMUM PEAK STAGE

785.04 Apr  8
792.41 Apr 26, 1997
INSTANTANEOUS LOW FLOW


0.90 Feb  6, 1937
ANNUAL RUNOFF (AC-FT)
1,961,000
4,496,000
2,845,000
10 PERCENT EXCEEDS
6,690
19,600
9,040
50 PERCENT EXCEEDS
1,030
1,710
1,580
90 PERCENT EXCEEDS
548
494
288

e Estimated



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