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05591700 WEST OKAW RIVER NEAR LOVINGTON, IL



LOCATION.--Lat 39°43'52", long 88°39'43", in NW¼SW¼ sec.21, T.15 N., R.5 E., Moultrie County, Hydrologic Unit 07140201, on left downstream side of bridge on State Highways 32 and 133, 1.5 mi northwest of Lovington, 1.7 mi upstream from Stringtown Branch, and at mile 25.4.

DRAINAGE AREA.--112 mi2.

PERIOD OF RECORD.--Occasional low-flow measurements, water years 1971-73. February 1980 to current year. Gage-height record for January 1963 to February 1980 available in files of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

GAGE.--Water-stage recorder. Datum of gage is 632.50 ft above sea level (levels by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers).

REMARKS.--Records fair except those for estimated daily discharges, which are poor. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers satellite telemeter at station.

EXTREMES OUTSIDE PERIOD OF RECORD.--Flood of May 1968 reached a stage of 14.66 ft, discharge not determined, from information by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
DISCHARGE, IN CUBIC FEET PER SECOND, WATER YEAR OCTOBER 1997 TO SEPTEMBER 1998
DAILY MEAN VALUES
DAYOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEP
 
1.00.0016   13 59 126 408 611 112 288 49     .13
2.00.0010   12 56 126 318 520 107 193 29     .12
3.00.005.413 46 119 288 1030 93 152 21     .11
4.00.003.515 49 106 960 1670 87 131 16     .19
5.00.002.332 50 94 726 809 91 110 18     .08
 
6.00.001.5154 46 90 495 539 78 98 17     .04
7.00.001.3120 42 89 374 608 69 130 17     .03
8.00.001.1465 40 200 943 830 68 311 31     .01
9.00.001.0720 38 545 577 607 279 184 22     .01
10.00.003.5401 37 384 357 413 343 129 15     .01
 
11.00.006.1236 56 265 262 311 239 100 11     .01
12.00.004.8174 91 199 218 250 776 82 8.3  .00
13.00.005.0127 82 185 202 207 800 70 6.4  .00
14.00.004.7104 75 238 191 175 479 60 5.2  .00
15.00.003.7101 68 228 175 173 853 52 5.4  .00
 
16.00.003.285 76 198 170 149 1010 47 4.3  .00
17.00.002.975 193 377 131 114 1040 41 3.2  .00
18.00.003.163 529 898 114 106 497 36 3.2  .00
19.00.002.156 358 694 113 100 1110 32 3.1  .00
20.00.001.951 259 1000 105 141 624 28 2.7  .00
 
21.00.001.950 205 1370 106 141 400 25 2.1  .00
22.00.003.548 174 878 98 127 441 22 1.7  .00
23.00.007.747 154 626 90 679 2420 29 1.3  .00
24.00.0014   43 131 454 86 929 837 29 1.0  .00
25.00.0043   39 114 350 85 718 475 20 .78.00
 
26.00.0038   39 113 285 84 445 323 17 .59.00
27.00.0030   42 128 237 69 305 240 15 .45.00
28.00.0024   68 119 1050 64 221 186 13 .34.00
29.00.0023   74 --- 1090 125 174 184 12 .34.00
30.0014     18   65 --- 661 431 148 454 98 .30.00
 
31.00---     e15   59 --- 438 --- 133 --- 116 .19---     

TOTAL0.0014.00301.23591338813600836513383147152670296.890.74
MEAN.000.479.7211612143927943249186.19.58.025
MAX.00144372052913709601670242031149.19
MIN.00.001.0123789641006812.19.00
CFSM.00.00.091.031.083.922.493.854.38.77.09.00
IN..00.00.101.191.134.522.784.454.89.89.10.00

e Estimated
STATISTICS OF MONTHLY MEAN DATA FOR WATER YEARS 1980 - 1998, BY WATER YEAR (WY)
MEAN36.095.713610517718917924713562.932.618.6
MAX316530378385669536520873491373351224
(WY)199419861991199319821982199419961998199219811993
MIN.000.47.504.1725.340.532.721.57.24.075.000.000
(WY)198919981990199019921992198619881988198819881988

SUMMARY STATISTICSFOR 1997 CALENDAR YEARFOR 1998 WATER YEARWATER YEARS 1980 - 1998
ANNUAL TOTAL24929.97    60324.83
ANNUAL MEAN68.3      165     120         
HIGHEST ANNUAL MEAN182         1982
LOWEST ANNUAL MEAN69.7      1997
HIGHEST DAILY MEAN1750      A    Feb 272420         Jun 236080         Apr 12 1994
LOWEST DAILY MEAN.00        Many days.00    Many days.00    B
ANNUAL SEVEN-DAY MINIMUM.00        Jul 31.00    Oct 1.00    Sep 28 1983
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK FLOW3390         Jun 2310300      CMay 8 1996
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK STAGE12.20    Jun 2316.40    May 8 1996
ANNUAL RUNOFF (CFSM).61    1.481.07    
ANNUAL RUNOFF (INCHES)8.28    20.0414.50    
10 PERCENT EXCEEDS183         524     312         
50 PERCENT EXCEEDS15         48     40         
90 PERCENT EXCEEDS.00    .00.04    
A - Estimated.
B - Many days in most years.
C - From rating curve extended above 9,490 ft/s.


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