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ILLINOIS RIVER BASIN


05535000                   SKOKIE RIVER AT LAKE FOREST, IL



LOCATION.--Lat 42°13'57", long 87°50'41", in NW1/4SW1/4 sec.4, T.43 N., R.12 E., Lake County, Hydrologic Unit 07120003, on left bank at downstream side of bridge on West Leigh Road at Lake Forest and at mile 13.1.

DRAINAGE AREA.--13.0 mi2.

PERIOD OF RECORD.--October 1951 to current year. Prior to October 1952, records published with those for streams in the St. Lawrence River Basin (WSP 1237).

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

GAGE.--Water-stage recorder and crest-stage gage. Datum of gage is 648.75 ft above sea level.

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 1998 TO SEPTEMBER 1999
DAILY MEAN VALUES
DAYOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEP
 
11.2  16   4.01.1  31   15   7.522   32   5.4  .811.3  
21.9  14   3.11.0  47   15   7.520   74   2.6  1.1  .85
38.2  12   2.9e1.0  44   17   7.118   24   1.9  .67.68
44.1  13   2.6e1.1  39   14   8.317   18   1.6  .67.63
529     8.32.8e1.0  32   12   7.517   14   1.3  .67.62
 
618     4.622   e.9633   13   8.823   28   1.0  .68.75
715     3.436   e1.0  30   13   7.218   22   .76.67.84
811     3.320   e1.1  26   11   19   16   9.7.58.77.95
95.2  3.515   e1.0  27   13   173   15   6.51.1  .82.77
102.6  97   13   e1.0  25   16   71   14   6.7.64.72.63
 
111.9  39   10   .9632   15   41   12   8.7.69.81.76
121.7  25   8.0.9633   16   30   23   5.5.515.9  1.5  
131.6  19   5.41.1  24   17   24   14   131   .492.5  4.5  
141.9  16   3.71.6  21   16   21   11   89   .481.4  .99
15.9714   3.31.8  20   19   31   8.328   .48.98.67
 
16.9312   3.12.0  21   31   103   9.318   .54.93.61
1782     10   2.914     19   66   58   36   15   1.1  .86.64
1898     8.52.737     18   48   36   23   14   1.3  .84.67
1935     6.22.538     18   32   28   18   13   .7219     .71
2022     4.12.535     18   26   29   16   13   .625.9  3.0  
 
2118     3.32.436     15   22   42   16   12   1.3  2.9  6.6  
2215     2.81.9216     10   20   202   16   12   1.7  1.8  2.4  
2313     2.51.7150     8.519   321   20   11   10     1.9  1.3  
2411     2.31.4119     8.318   113   16   8.98.9  4.3  1.1  
258.1  e2.21.370     8.616   65   12   3.43.4  9.2  .83
 
263.7  e2.31.248     9.412   33   9.12.02.2  7.1  .63
277.2  e2.5e1.249     19   11   40   7.71.91.5  3.2  5.8  
2812     e2.9e1.153     17   11   71   6.65.51.2  1.7  63     
299.4  e4.5e1.141     ---   9.536   6.34.0.981.2  35     
3033     e9.01.234     ---   8.925   5.61.9.90.9317     
 
3120     ---   1.132     ---   8.5---   32   ---   .88.73---     

TOTAL492.60363.2181.1990.68653.8580.91665.9497.9632.756.7781.66155.73
MEAN15.912.15.8432.023.418.755.516.121.11.832.635.19
MAX989736216476632136131101963
MIN.932.21.1.968.38.57.15.61.9.48.67.61
CFSM1.22.93.452.461.801.444.271.241.62.14.20.40
IN.1.411.04.522.831.871.664.771.421.81.16.23.45

e Estimated
STATISTICS OF MONTHLY MEAN DATA FOR WATER YEARS 1952 - 1999, BY WATER YEAR (WY)
MEAN7.1210.611.29.9913.423.125.214.912.28.037.127.76
MAX30.044.553.742.435.582.356.954.341.633.341.761.7
(WY)198719861983197419971979198319961996199319721986
MIN.831.381.20.291.084.015.952.26.911.291.261.12
(WY)195719541959195919631956198619881988199119551979

SUMMARY STATISTICSFOR 1998 CALENDAR YEARFOR 1999 WATER YEARWATER YEARS 1952 - 1999
ANNUAL TOTAL5761.026352.94
ANNUAL MEAN15.8  17.4  12.5      
HIGHEST ANNUAL MEAN22.2      1974
LOWEST ANNUAL MEAN3.54    1963
HIGHEST DAILY MEAN162         Jun 26321         Apr 23444         Sep 27 1986
LOWEST DAILY MEAN.75    Sep 5.48    Jul 14,15.00    A
ANNUAL SEVEN-DAY MINIMUM.82    Aug 18.55    Jul 10.00    Jan 3 1959
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK FLOW472         Apr 23496      BFeb 21 1997
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK STAGE7.08    Apr 238.35    Jul 22 1982
INSTANTANEOUS LOW FLOW.48    Jul 11-16
ANNUAL RUNOFF (CFSM)1.211.34.96    
ANNUAL RUNOFF (INCHES)16.4918.1813.09    
10 PERCENT EXCEEDS36     36     28         
50 PERCENT EXCEEDS9.2  8.7  5.3      
90 PERCENT EXCEEDS1.2  .841.4      
A - Many days in 1959.
B - Gage height, 7.24 ft.


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