OFFICIAL HYDROGRAPHIC OBSERVATION REPORT CA

Fraser River Water Level & Telemetry

Gauge Station: Fraser River at Hansard • Pacific & Rockies• Canada

● NORMAL FLOW

Water Level (STAGE)

38.01 m

Relative to baseline datum

Discharge / Flow

380 m³/s

Instantaneous volumetric discharge

Elevation

— ft

Elevation above sea level

VERIFIED TELEMETRY • SOURCE: Water Survey of Canada (ECCC) • GAUGE ID: 08KA004 • COORD: 54.079°, -121.850°

OBSERVED: Oct 1, 2026, 3:11 PM

Fraser River Where It Flows & Gauge Station

HYDROGRAPHIC MAP & GAUGING LOCATION

PRECIPITATION RADAR

Water Level & Flow Hydrograph (Fraser River)

WATER LEVEL & FLOW HYDROGRAPH: RIVER DISCHARGE (m³/s)

CURRENT READING: 380.07 m³/s

Recorded Telemetry

Continuous Observations

GEOGRAPHIC COURSE & HYDROLOGICAL REACH

Where It Flows: Fraser River

The Fraser River is a vital waterway situated within Canada, flowing predominantly across the Pacific & Rockies basin. Continuous hydrological surveillance at the Fraser River at Hansard gauging station (coordinates: 54.0787°N, -121.8504°W) allows real-time quantification of upstream runoff, seasonal snowmelt pulses, and meteorological flood crests.

COUNTRY

Canada

REGION / STATE

Pacific & Rockies

CATCHMENT BASIN

Regional Watershed

GAUGING LOCATION

Fraser River at Hans

MONITORING STATIONS & GAUGES ALONG (20) UPSTREAM & DOWNSTREAM POINTS

Station / Location	REGION / STATE	Coordinates	Station ID	Action
Fraser River at Hansard CURRENT GAUGE	Pacific & Rockies	54.079°, -121.850°	08KA004	Viewing
Fraser River at Mcbride	Pacific & Rockies	53.302°, -120.141°	08KA005	View Level →
Fraser River at Red Pass	Pacific & Rockies	52.986°, -119.007°	08KA007	View Level →
Fraser River at Shelley	Pacific & Rockies	54.004°, -122.625°	08KB001	View Level →
Fraser River at South Fort George	Pacific & Rockies	53.901°, -122.735°	08KE018	View Level →
Fraser River near Marguerite	Pacific & Rockies	52.530°, -122.444°	08MC018	View Level →
Fraser River at Big Bar Creek	Pacific & Rockies	51.184°, -122.132°	08MD013	View Level →
Fraser River at Hope	Pacific & Rockies	49.386°, -121.454°	08MF005	View Level →
Fraser River near Agassiz	Pacific & Rockies	49.204°, -121.776°	08MF035	View Level →
Fraser River at Cannor	Pacific & Rockies	49.144°, -122.071°	08MF038	View Level →
Fraser River above Texas Creek	Pacific & Rockies	50.614°, -121.853°	08MF040	View Level →
Fraser River at Laidlaw	Pacific & Rockies	49.318°, -121.629°	08MF072	View Level →
Fraser River at Harrison Mills	Pacific & Rockies	49.218°, -121.947°	08MF073	View Level →
Fraser River above Herrling Island	Pacific & Rockies	49.265°, -121.681°	08MF074	View Level →
Fraser River at Lower Kent	Pacific & Rockies	49.226°, -121.906°	08MF075	View Level →
Fraser River above Hunter Creek	Pacific & Rockies	49.361°, -121.569°	08MF076	View Level →
Fraser River at Mission	Pacific & Rockies	49.128°, -122.303°	08MH024	View Level →
Fraser River at Steveston	Pacific & Rockies	49.125°, -123.192°	08MH028	View Level →
Fraser River at Whonock	Pacific & Rockies	49.172°, -122.475°	08MH044	View Level →
Fraser River at Deas Island Tunnel	Pacific & Rockies	49.124°, -123.077°	08MH053	View Level →

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT WATER LEVELS

Frequently Asked Questions About Water Levels: Fraser River

What is the current Fraser River water level today? ↓

As of the latest continuous telemetry report, the Fraser River water level at Fraser River at Hansard is measured at baseline with an observed discharge of 380 m³/s.

Where is the official monitoring gauge for Fraser River located? ↓

The primary monitoring station for Fraser River is located at coordinates 54.0787° Latitude and -121.8504° Longitude in Pacific & Rockies. Telemetry is recorded under site identifier 08KA004.

What are normal water levels and flood stages for Fraser River? ↓

Typical hydrological levels on the Fraser 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 Fraser River flow? ↓

The Fraser River courses through Canada across the Pacific & Rockies basin. It provides critical natural drainage and freshwater replenishment across its catchment reach.