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05534500 NORTH BRANCH CHICAGO RIVER AT DEERFIELD, IL



LOCATION.--Lat 42°09'10", long 87°49'07", in SW¼SE¼ sec.34, T.43 N., R.12 E., Lake County, Hydrologic Unit 07120003, on right bank at upstream side of bridge on Lake-Cook Road, 1.7 mi southeast of Deerfield, 5.7 mi upstream from Skokie River, and at mile 64.7.

DRAINAGE AREA.--19.7 mi2.

PERIOD OF RECORD.--August 1952 to current year.

REVISED RECORDS.--WDR IL-75-1: Drainage area.

GAGE.--Water-stage recorder and crest-stage gage. Datum of gage is 638.88 ft above sea level (Cook County Highway Department bench mark).

REMARKS.--Records good except those for estimated daily discharges, which are poor. Gage-height telemeter at station.
DISCHARGE, IN CUBIC FEET PER SECOND, WATER YEAR OCTOBER 1997 TO SEPTEMBER 1998
DAILY MEAN VALUES
DAYOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEP
 
1.893.413   6.921 15 109 24   2.733     .661.1  
2.982.811   7.757 14 84 19   2.221     .58.91
31.1  2.312   27   50 14 57 14   1.935     .631.2  
41.3  2.214   66   38 13 36 16   1.578     7.8  .84
51.2  2.111   74   30 12 25 17   2.332     7.2  .97
 
61.2  7.29.780   22 11 20 17   2.422     3.9  .64
71.1  7.67.299   20 10 23 130   1.939     10     17     
81.2  5.36.183   17 85 124 138   1.621     13     9.7  
91.6  4.35.987   15 122 141 80   5.914     6.0  3.4  
102.5  3.719   58   14 79 100 47   4.29.8  2.8  2.2  
 
111.3  3.032   44   58 54 66 31   15   7.0  2.0  1.7  
12.942.423   25   109 e40 42 23   18   5.0  1.5  1.5  
133.3  2.216   16   68 29 27 52   14   3.6  1.1  1.3  
144.0  2.912   13   45 22 24 39   9.22.9  .844.9  
152.4  9.910   11   31 20 23 26   7.32.5  .8017     
 
162.0  6.711   e9.225 18 77 20   5.22.5  1.0  10     
171.8  6.111   e8.050 42 88 13   3.81.6  .925.2  
181.6  5.49.9e7.680 e130 73 9.712   1.1  .783.7  
191.4  5.78.9e7.051 e160 44 9.829   3.1  .552.6  
201.2  5.78.1e6.836 e100 32 10   11   1.6  1.5  7.1  
 
211.1  9.57.36.827 e60 51 7.07.51.5  .869.4  
221.3  14   10   6.922 e40 44 5.06.0.97.654.9  
231.6  11   8.67.218 e22 29 4.54.72.1  1.5  3.0  
241.9  7.88.06.918 23 21 12   3.61.8  1.0  2.6  
252.3  6.218   6.016 20 17 5.96.21.2  13     1.7  
 
2610     6.117   6.014 18 36 4.2145   .935.3  1.2  
2730     8.812   6.617 15 49 3.3121   .811.6  2.1  
289.4  13   9.46.917 16 30 3.1138   .847.2  2.1  
296.4  12   8.79.9--- 13 27 3.297   .775.7  1.2  
304.8  15   7.612   --- 12 24 4.454   .602.3  1.7  
 
314.3  ---   6.911   --- 65 --- 3.3---   .571.4  ---     

TOTAL106.11194.3364.3822.498612941543791.4734.1347.79104.07122.86
MEAN3.426.4811.826.535.241.751.425.524.511.23.364.10
MAX30153299109160141138145781317
MIN.892.15.96.01410173.11.5.57.55.64
CFSM.17.33.601.351.792.122.611.301.24.57.17.21
IN..20.37.691.551.862.442.911.491.39.66.20.23

e Estimated
STATISTICS OF MONTHLY MEAN DATA FOR WATER YEARS 1953 - 1998, BY WATER YEAR (WY)
MEAN6.6113.315.012.018.735.236.019.714.79.408.598.40
MAX42.876.395.962.864.215310110864.359.759.970.5
(WY)198719861983197419971979196519961996198219901972
MIN.094.16.048.000.0823.896.402.16.79.44.22.023
(WY)196119631963196319631968198619921963196519661966

SUMMARY STATISTICSFOR 1997 CALENDAR YEARFOR 1998 WATER YEARWATER YEARS 1953 - 1998
ANNUAL TOTAL5664.517410.33    
ANNUAL MEAN15.5  20.3      16.4  
HIGHEST ANNUAL MEAN32.2  1974
LOWEST ANNUAL MEAN2.321963
HIGHEST DAILY MEAN489         Feb 21160      A    Mar 19601     Dec 3 1982
LOWEST DAILY MEAN.64    Aug 9.55        Aug 19.00B
ANNUAL SEVEN-DAY MINIMUM.75    Aug 4.66        Jul 28.00Oct 5 1953
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK FLOW239             Mar 19933     Aug 14 1987
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK STAGE8.34 C    Mar 1911.52Aug 14 1987
INSTANTANEOUS LOW FLOW.45        Aug 3
ANNUAL RUNOFF (CFSM).791.03    .83
ANNUAL RUNOFF (INCHES)10.7013.99    11.33
10 PERCENT EXCEEDS29     57         40     
50 PERCENT EXCEEDS7.7  9.4      4.7  
90 PERCENT EXCEEDS1.4  1.2      .30
A - Estimated.
B - At times in most years.
C - From floodmark.


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