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USGS 02327022 WAKULLA RIVER NEAR CRAWFORDVILLE, FL

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This gage is monitored in cooperation with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.

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REMARKS.--Computed discharge at this station may differ from individual measurements because of changes in tidal influence, wind, or other factors.Flow affected by tide. Discharge computed from continous velocity record obtained from velocity meter. NOTICE: Discharge of the river includes inflow from Sally Ward and McBride Slough.
Available Parameters Period of Record
  
2023-10-28  2025-07-12
2004-10-22  2025-07-12
2004-10-22  2025-07-12
2023-10-28  2025-07-12







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