OFFICIAL HYDROGRAPHIC OBSERVATION REPORT CA
Duke River Water Level & Telemetry
Gauge Station: Duke River near the Mouth • Northern Territories• Canada
● NORMAL FLOW
Water Level (STAGE)
1.25 m
Relative to baseline datum
Discharge / Flow
— m³/s
Instantaneous volumetric discharge
Elevation
— ft
Elevation above sea level
VERIFIED TELEMETRY
• SOURCE: Water Survey of Canada (ECCC) • GAUGE ID: 09CA004 • COORD: 61.346°, -139.168°
OBSERVED:
Duke River Where It Flows & Gauge Station
HYDROGRAPHIC MAP & GAUGING LOCATION
GEOGRAPHIC COURSE & HYDROLOGICAL REACH
Where It Flows: Duke River
The Duke River is a vital waterway situated within Canada, flowing predominantly across the Northern Territories basin. Continuous hydrological surveillance at the Duke River near the Mouth gauging station (coordinates: 61.3460°N, -139.1679°W) allows real-time quantification of upstream runoff, seasonal snowmelt pulses, and meteorological flood crests.
COUNTRY
Canada
REGION / STATE
Northern Territories
CATCHMENT BASIN
Regional Watershed
GAUGING LOCATION
Duke River near the
MONITORING STATIONS & GAUGES ALONG (1)
UPSTREAM & DOWNSTREAM POINTS
| Station / Location | REGION / STATE | Coordinates | Station ID | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duke River near the Mouth CURRENT GAUGE | Northern Territories | 61.346°, -139.168° | 09CA004 | Viewing |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT WATER LEVELS
Frequently Asked Questions About Water Levels: Duke River
What is the current Duke River water level today? ↓
As of the latest continuous telemetry report, the Duke River water level at Duke River near the Mouth is measured at 1.25 m with an observed discharge of active seasonal rate.
Where is the official monitoring gauge for Duke River located? ↓
The primary monitoring station for Duke River is located at coordinates 61.3460° Latitude and -139.1679° Longitude in Northern Territories. Telemetry is recorded under site identifier 09CA004.
What are normal water levels and flood stages for Duke River? ↓
Typical hydrological levels on the Duke River generally fluctuate within the standard median band and seasonal bankfull discharge. When stage exceeds these parameters, localized bank overflow and flood advisories may be triggered.
Where does the Duke River flow? ↓
The Duke River courses through Canada across the Northern Territories basin. It provides critical natural drainage and freshwater replenishment across its catchment reach.
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