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Alaska waters

Alaska rivers

Free-flowing water big enough to float. Levels rise and fall with rain and snowmelt, so the gauge reading is the whole story on the morning you go.

Gauge locations. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

9 rivers in Alaska

WaterDischargePercentileTemp24hGuidesPrograms
Chena RiverAKCHENA R AT FAIRBANKS AK5,700 cfs84thn/a→ steady1none yet
Copper RiverAKCOPPER R AT MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE NR CORDOVA AK132,000 cfsn/an/a↑ rising0none yet
Gulkana RiverAKGULKANA R AT SOURDOUGH AK1,080 cfsn/a49.3 F↑ rising1none yet
Kenai RiverAKKENAI R AT SOLDOTNA AK9,060 cfs30th50.9 F→ steady5none yet
Kvichak RiverAKKVICHAK R AT IGIUGIG AK29,200 cfsn/a52.5 F→ steady0none yet
Salcha RiverAKSALCHA R NR SALCHAKET AK6,620 cfs84th41.7 F→ steady0none yet
Situk RiverAKSITUK R NR YAKUTAT AK253 cfsn/a53.6 F↑ rising0none yet
Stikine RiverAKSTIKINE R NR WRANGELL AK55,400 cfsn/a49.5 F→ steady0none yet
Talkeetna RiverAKTALKEETNA R NR TALKEETNA AK12,100 cfs80th45.1 F↓ falling1none yet

Looking for something else in Alaska? See all 9 Alaska waters, with the guides and recognition programs attached to them.