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ILLINOIS RIVER BASIN


05542000                   MAZON RIVER NEAR COAL CITY, IL



LOCATION.--Lat 41°17'10", long 88°21'35", in SW1/4SW1/4 sec.31, T.33 N., R.8 E., Grundy County, Hydrologic Unit 07120005, on right bank at downstream side of bridge on State Highway 113, 0.3 mi downstream from Johnny Run, 3 mi west of Coal City, and at mile 15.0.

DRAINAGE AREA.--455 mi2.

PERIOD OF RECORD.--October 1939 to September 1995. Annual maximum, water years 1997-98. October 1998 to September 1999.

REVISED RECORDS.--WSP 1035: 1943(P). WSP 1115: 1946. WDR IL-75-1: Drainage area.

GAGE.--Water-stage recorder and crest-stage gage. Datum of gage is 527.41 ft. above sea level. Prior to Apr. 30, 1940, and October 1996 to September 1998, non-recording gage at same site and datum.

REMARKS.--Records good except those for Oct. 1 to Nov. 18 and those for estimated discharges, which are poor. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers satellite telemeter at station.

EXTREMES OUTSIDE PERIOD OF RECORD.--Flood of Aug. 8, 1924 reached a stage of about 21 ft, discharge not determined.
DISCHARGE, IN CUBIC FEET PER SECOND, WATER YEAR OCTOBER 1998 TO SEPTEMBER 1999
DAILY MEAN VALUES
DAYOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEP
 
13.04.66.2e5.5865 141 160 430 219 122   2.81.7  
23.05.15.6e6.91010 126 e153 367 356 147   2.41.5  
33.04.65.2e8.8945 128 e148 322 283 126   1.91.2  
43.04.65.0e7.5701 120 e146 290 230 103   1.71.1  
53.04.64.7e6.8510 116 128 270 237 87   1.51.0  
 
63.04.67.0e7.7455 147 129 413 229 74   1.1.95
7e5.05.190   e8.4418 161 125 577 192 64   1.2.74
8e12   4.176   e8.0369 169 116 400 170 55   1.4.54
9e5.7e5.055   e7.8344 167 245 296 165 47   1.5.41
104.1e20   37   e7.5322 e168 277 250 371 41   1.4.33
 
113.8e60   27   e7.2325 e170 261 239 349 36   1.2.28
123.8e30   19   e7.0308 e172 238 677 1020 29   1.5.37
133.8e15   14   e6.9216 e178 198 3160 4500 23   1.8.48
143.810   12   e6.8220 184 192 2650 9220 17   1.9.54
153.89.611   e6.7226 198 242 1410 3650 14   1.7.56
 
163.69.09.6e6.8213 318 3590 918 1660 11   1.5.59
173.69.08.6e6.9194 1620 7340 1060 1090 10   1.7.61
183.69.010   e7.0172 1440 3600 1650 769 11   2.4.56
193.64.29.0e7.4163 802 1920 955 594 8.64.6.56
203.63.57.9e8.4149 591 1320 655 473 7.53.6.57
 
214.13.410   e10   131 497 1070 520 389 6.52.8.50
223.63.421   e100   119 388 1740 444 334 6.12.1.42
233.43.26.1e912   119 324 3950 384 294 7.02.1.43
243.42.75.4e2000   124 293 2560 373 286 8.14.1.38
253.42.95.0e2370   133 244 1390 311 244 11   6.6.41
 
263.23.34.81770   120 215 961 261 205 9.05.8.36
273.23.94.81510   123 203 724 229 186 6.53.7.37
283.05.25.02790   144 196 592 214 167 5.12.8.78
292.85.9e5.41650   --- 182 611 202 144 4.42.31.4  
30e7.16.4e5.21150   --- 158 537 194 121 3.92.11.3  
 
31e6.0---   e5.0955   --- 153 --- 199 --- 3.22.1---     

TOTAL125.0261.9497.515363.0913899693466320320281471103.975.320.94
MEAN4.038.7316.0496326322115565593835.62.43.70
MAX1260902790101016207340316092201476.61.7
MIN2.82.74.75.51191161161941213.21.1.28
CFSM.01.02.041.09.72.712.541.442.06.08.01.00
IN..01.02.041.26.75.822.831.662.30.09.01.00

e Estimated
STATISTICS OF MONTHLY MEAN DATA FOR WATER YEARS 1940 - 1999, BY WATER YEAR (WY)
MEAN14223630831242766670353045921993.7166
MAX114822642398139914893378231627651776155114062494
(WY)194219861983195019841979195019431980195819721989
MIN.000.15.10.10.562.1426.746.713.9.40.58.000
(WY)194019571940194019401940194019561988198819471946

SUMMARY STATISTICSFOR 1999 WATER YEARWATER YEARS 1940 - 1999
ANNUAL TOTAL119684.54
ANNUAL MEAN328     354         
HIGHEST ANNUAL MEAN819             1993
LOWEST ANNUAL MEAN20.6          1940
HIGHEST DAILY MEAN9220         Jun 1419400             Dec 4 1982
LOWEST DAILY MEAN.28    Sep 11.00        A
ANNUAL SEVEN-DAY MINIMUM.41    Sep 21.00        Oct 1 1939
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK FLOW10200         Jun 1422400      B    Dec 4 1982
INSTANTANEOUS PEAK STAGE12.56    Jun 1419.70        Jul 15 1958
INSTANTANEOUS LOW FLOW.28    Sep 10-12
ANNUAL RUNOFF (CFSM).72.78    
ANNUAL RUNOFF (INCHES)9.7910.58    
10 PERCENT EXCEEDS914     879         
50 PERCENT EXCEEDS19     94         
90 PERCENT EXCEEDS1.5  1.6      
A - At times in many years.
B - Gage height, 19.51 ft.


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