Flow Scheduler

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Legal disclaimer & use of data

The Flow Scheduler tool and the gage records it presents are provided for general informational and planning purposes. Flow, gage-height, and related values are derived from historical daily-mean records published by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and other governmental water resource agencies, and may contain gaps, estimated values, revisions, or errors. Historical data is not a guarantee of current or future conditions, and river flows can change rapidly and without warning due to precipitation, snowmelt, dam operations, and other factors.

Flow Scheduler is backward looking statistical tool that can provide information for future planning, not a substitute for real-time monitoring, local knowledge, or the judgment of a qualified professional. Activities in, on, or near flowing water — including fishing, swimming, rafting or other boating, wading or working in-stream, and diverting or withdrawing water — carry inherent risks, including but not limited to drowning, hypothermia, entrapment, entanglement, and property damage. Conditions suitable for one activity, craft, or skill level may be hazardous for another.

Always verify current conditions before entering or working near water, wear appropriate safety equipment (such as a properly fitted personal flotation device), obtain any required permits or water rights before diverting water, and follow all applicable local, state, and federal regulations.

Use at your own risk. The creators, contributors, and distributors of this tool assume no liability for any injury, loss, or damage of any kind arising from reliance on the data or analysis presented here. By clicking “Enter Flow Scheduler” below, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this disclaimer and agree to use this tool and its data responsibly and at your own risk.
Collage of Rogue River basin activities the historical flow record can help plan around: fly fishing from a drift boat, whitewater rafting, swimming and picnicking along the riverbank, a water diversion headgate, in-stream excavation work near a river channel, and launching a boat from a lake boat ramp.
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Find a gage

Choose a state, then a river drainage basin, then a gage name or gage number, and open its Flow Scheduler file.

Basin map

A shaded-relief map of the Rogue River drainage basin (with Lower, Middle, and Upper Rogue sub-basins, the Illinois River, Applegate River, and Bear Creek watersheds outlined), with gage markers plotted from each gage’s recorded latitude and longitude. Click or tap any marker to open that gage’s Flow Scheduler file.

Shaded-relief map of the Rogue River drainage basin showing the Lower, Middle, and Upper Rogue sub-basins, the Illinois River, Applegate River, and Bear Creek watersheds, major towns, and highways

Scroll or use the +/− buttons to zoom in on the map, then click and drag to pan around.

Oregon River Basins

Statewide reference map showing Oregon’s official river drainage basins (Oregon Water Resources Department), shown for geographic context alongside the river drainage basin map above.

Map of Oregon showing its river drainage basins: North Coast, Sandy, Hood, Umatilla, Grande Ronde, Willamette, Mid Coast, Deschutes, John Day, Powder, South Coast, Umpqua, Rogue, Klamath, Goose & Summer Lakes, Malheur Lake, Malheur, and Owyhee.