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KASKASKIA RIVER BASIN


05592800                   HURRICANE CREEK NEAR MULBERRY GROVE, IL



LOCATION.--Lat 38°55'21", long 89°14'14", in NW1/4SE1/4 sec.31, T.6 N., R.1 W., Fayette County, Hydrologic Unit 07140202, on left bank at downstream side of bridge on State Highway 140, 300 ft downstream from railroad bridge, 1 mi east of Mulberry Grove, and at mile 14.1.

DRAINAGE AREA.--152 mi2.

PERIOD OF RECORD.--October 1970 to current year.

REVISED RECORDS.--WDR IL-91-1: 1983(P).

GAGE.--Water-stage recorder and crest-stage gage. Datum of gage is 467.00 ft above sea level. Prior to Oct. 1, 1975, at same site at datum 0.30 ft lower.

REMARKS.--Records good except those for estimated daily discharges, which are poor. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers satellite telemeter at station.
DISCHARGE, IN CUBIC FEET PER SECOND, WATER YEAR OCTOBER 1997 TO SEPTEMBER 1998
DAILY MEAN VALUES
DAYOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEP
 
1.65e.7032     e7.230 78 333 104 33 66 45   14   
2.63e.708.2  e8.029 60 125 164 31 36 28   14   
3.59e.744.5  e9.026 53 208 390 28 29 22   10   
4.40e.853.9  11   24 51 816 316 38 25 24   8.2
5.41e1.0  3.9  15   23 59 182 116 180 23 1150   6.8
 
6.48e3.0  2.7  88   23 55 111 82 70 21 648   6.2
7.406.8  2.3  55   22 47 91 125 42 344 159   6.1
8.435.8  e1.9  768   21 521 81 249 165 500 88   5.6
9.294.8  e2.2  729   20 1010 70 95 732 67 60   5.1
10.393.4  e2.5  104   20 330 64 64 197 265 46   5.0
 
111.2  3.4  e2.0  60   25 103 57 52 122 1580 38   4.9
121.2  2.6  e1.8  46   40 69 52 46 794 190 33   4.8
131.2  2.6  e1.5  39   38 72 52 43 922 67 28   4.8
142.1  3.6  e1.3  34   29 77 81 47 1030 49 26   4.8
152.2  3.2  e1.2  54   25 71 819 38 2720 42 24   8.3
 
162.4  3.3  e1.1  48   35 60 4400 35 1160 39 21   6.4
171.9  3.8  e1.0  37   474 410 742 31 1590 35 20   7.7
181.5  4.4  e.90e30   854 1740 152 29 153 32 19   8.3
19e1.1  4.2  e.80e25   163 400 117 27 141 30 21   7.6
20e.80e3.5  e.75e23   97 4320 97 26 90 27 19   6.8
 
21e.70e2.7  e.90e24   78 3800 87 26 227 24 15   6.1
22e.58e2.2  e3.5  26   63 344 78 1190 117 93 14   5.6
23e.50e1.8  e20     27   55 154 71 2200 147 780 13   5.4
24e1.1  e1.5  e16     27   49 115 64 204 62 109 12   5.0
25e2.0  e1.3  67     26   43 98 59 103 48 49 11   431   
 
26e1.4  e1.1  42     27   42 88 57 92 39 34 9.9105   
27e1.1  e1.0  22     52   281 92 50 64 34 30 8.929   
28e1.0  e.9012     70   130 1680 48 53 30 26 8.715   
29e.90e1.0  e8.5  57   --- 1660 112 45 32 22 9.110   
30e.84e15     e7.0  45   --- 163 116 41 237 e350 8.38.5
 
31e.76---     e6.5  34   --- 140 --- 37 --- e130 9.6---   

TOTAL31.1590.89281.852605.2275917920939261341121151142638.5766.0
MEAN1.003.039.0984.098.557831319837416585.125.5
MAX2.41567768854432044002200272015801150431
MIN.29.70.757.22047482628218.34.8
CFSM.01.02.06.55.653.802.061.302.461.09.56.17
IN..01.02.07.64.684.392.301.502.741.25.65.19

e Estimated
STATISTICS OF MONTHLY MEAN DATA FOR WATER YEARS 1971 - 1998, BY WATER YEAR (WY)
MEAN28.111821414422828624018610968.727.841.5
MAX276666144361777510248251058429305113444
(WY)198719861983197419851978199419901973198219791993
MIN.421.933.441.9416.420.420.910.92.632.46.43.056
(WY)198919721990197719781981198619881988198819881988

SUMMARY STATISTICSFOR 1997 CALENDAR YEARFOR 1998 WATER YEARWATER YEARS 1971 - 1998
ANNUAL TOTAL31735.2258943.59
ANNUAL MEAN86.9  161     140         
HIGHEST ANNUAL MEAN254         1984
LOWEST ANNUAL MEAN28.9      1992
HIGHEST DAILY MEAN5990         Feb 274400         Apr 1613800         Dec 25 1982
LOWEST DAILY MEAN.29    Oct 9.29    Oct 9.00    A
ANNUAL SEVEN-DAY MINIMUM.40    Oct 4.40    Oct 4.00    Aug 12 1988
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK FLOW6850         Mar 2017900      BDec 25 1982
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK STAGE18.12    Mar 2020.91 CMay 26 1990
INSTANTANEOUS LOW FLOW.24    Oct 9
ANNUAL RUNOFF (CFSM).571.06.92    
ANNUAL RUNOFF (INCHES)7.7714.4312.55    
10 PERCENT EXCEEDS142     337     200         
50 PERCENT EXCEEDS17     31     22         
90 PERCENT EXCEEDS1.1  1.2  2.3      
A - Many days in 1987-88, 1991.
B - Gage height, 19.99 ft.
C - Discharge, 15,100 ft3/s.


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