Gaging stations surface water streamflow information, 1957-[ongoing].

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Gaging stations surface water streamflow information, 1957-[ongoing].

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A typical gage station folder contains all pertinent information on that station with a step-by-step process toward the compilation of the yearly streamflow records and site-specific observations.

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Geological survey (U.S.)

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Virginia. State Water Control Board. Surface Water Investigations.

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This series documents the collection, analysis, and compilation of streamflow data on each of the approximately 100 sites on the streams monitored by the Surface Water Investigations section of the State Water Control Board as part of the cooperative agreement with the U. S. Geological Survey. Across the state, the agency maintains approximately 100 stations and the U. S. Geological Survey measures the majority of the larger streams in the state. Most of the information collected is published in...