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ILLINOIS RIVER BASIN


05580950       SUGAR CREEK NEAR BLOOMINGTON, IL

 

LOCATION.-- Lat 40°28'16", long 89°01'48" (NAD of 1927), in NE1/4NW1/4 sec.7, T.23 N., R.2 E., McLean County, Hydrologic Unit 07130009, on left bank at Bloomington-Normal Sanitary District sewage-treatment plant, 250 ft upstream from bridge on Interstate 74, 0.4 mi west of Bloomington, and at mile 48.8.

 

DRAINAGE AREA.-- 34.4 mi2.

 

PERIOD OF RECORD.--

SURFACE-WATER DISCHARGE AND STAGE

 

DISCHARGE: October 1974 to current year.

 

STAGE: Water years 1994 to current year.

 

REVISED RECORDS.-- WDR IL-82-2: Drainage area. WDR IL-87-2: 1985.

 

GAGE.-- Water-stage recorder, phone telemeter, and crest-stage gage. Datum of gage is 725.11 ft above NGVD of 1929. Prior to Nov. 4, 1987, 200 ft upstream at same datum.

 

REMARKS.-- Sewage-treatment plant effluent 300 ft upstream contains publicly supplied water from Lake Bloomington and Lake Evergreen and ground-water sources.

 

EXTREMES FOR PERIOD OF RECORD.--

SURFACE-WATER DISCHARGE AND STAGE: Maximum discharge, 6,600 ft3/s, Dec. 3, 1982, gage height, 14.02 ft, from floodmark; minimum daily, 9.0 ft3/s, Dec. 25, 1976.

 

REMARKS FOR CURRENT YEAR.-- Records fair. Effluent from sewage-treatment plant upstream averaged 30.6 ft3/s and contains publicly supplied water from Lake Bloomington and Lake Evergreen and ground-water sources. The maximum monthly effluent was 38.2 ft3/s in July and the minimum was 26.5 ft3/s in December.


Discharge, cubic feet per second, WATER YEAR OCTOBER 2002 TO SEPTEMBER 2003
DAILY MEAN VALUES
DAYOCTNOVDECJANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJULAUGSEP
 
120 17 19 25 50 24 32 46 24 40 33 465 
219 15 20 26 42 23 32 35 27 34 143 128 
320 16 19 27 61 23 32 32 42 32 98 77 
467 16 18 24 38 26 222 108 27 29 44 59 
524 43 19 27 33 35 106 102 24 28 34 49 
 
618 21 19 26 28 33 69 65 55 27 33 41 
717 18 19 26 26 52 252 61 31 29 31 38 
817 17 18 27 25 58 110 47 37 230 28 38 
918 16 18 25 23 39 82 93 30 945 25 36 
1017 17 18 24 25 30 68 237 63 1450 24 35 
 
1116 18 18 23 25 29 59 102 101 206 25 35 
1217 17 19 24 24 38 49 70 47 118 26 34 
1317 17 19 25 24 37 44 54 232 86 25 31 
1418 19 18 24 39 31 41 53 80 77 25 50 
1519 28 17 24 29 31 40 56 50 68 23 30 
 
1619 19 17 25 30 32 38 45 43 60 22 28 
1719 18 17 24 24 32 46 40 35 51 22 25 
1834 19 136 24 25 30 37 38 40 55 21 24 
1947 19 64 22 35 80 35 39 38 47 20 23 
2015 20 36 22 53 78 43 38 30 43 20 21 
 
2114 24 30 22 56 60 36 33 28 149 22 22 
2214 25 26 21 44 43 34 31 28 54 20 25 
2312 23 25 22 31 37 31 30 32 46 18 22 
2413 21 23 22 28 34 45 28 32 37 19 24 
2527 22 21 22 24 57 78 27 45 34 21 21 
 
2616 22 23 21 24 36 42 27 78 31 22 52 
2714 23 23 22 24 33 35 28 34 31 22 31 
2814 19 23 24 24 57 36 30 119 62 23 22 
2964 19 23 24 --- 40 34 28 72 37 121 22 
3025 19 47 24 --- 34 62 27 61 29 34 21 
 
3123 --- 31 41 --- 33 --- 26 --- 29 184 --- 

TOTAL6946078437599141225187016761585419412281529
MEAN22.420.227.224.532.639.562.354.152.813539.651.0
MAX67431364161802522372321450184465
MIN121517212323312624271821


STATISTICS OF MONTHLY MEAN DATA FOR WATER YEARS 1975 - 2003, BY WATER YEAR (WY)
MEAN35.844.750.440.158.278.770.675.555.645.644.340.8
MAX152203201130148238146181118135138178
(WY)198719861983199319761979197919841993200319811993
MIN17.117.514.015.522.529.628.128.021.117.216.517.0
(WY)197519771977197719801981197719871988199419881998

SUMMARY STATISTICSFOR 2002 CALENDAR YEARFOR 2003 WATER YEARWATER YEARS 1975 - 2003
ANNUAL TOTAL19770   17124     
ANNUAL MEAN54.246.9  53.3      
HIGHEST ANNUAL MEAN99.6      1993
LOWEST ANNUAL MEAN31.7      2000
HIGHEST DAILY MEAN656       Aug 231450         Jul 102500         Mar 4 1979
LOWEST DAILY MEAN12       Oct 2312         Oct 239.0      Dec 25 1976
ANNUAL SEVEN-DAY MINIMUM15       Aug 616         Oct 2111         Jul 31 2001
MAXIMUM PEAK FLOW4380         Jul 106600         Dec 3 1982
MAXIMUM PEAK STAGE12.60    Jul 1014.02 ADec 3 1982
INSTANTANEOUS LOW FLOW0.70    Oct 21
10 PERCENT EXCEEDS106   69     96         
50 PERCENT EXCEEDS34   29     31         
90 PERCENT EXCEEDS18   18     18         

A - From flood mark.



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