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Montana waters

Montana 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.

11 rivers in Montana

WaterDischargePercentileTemp24hGuidesPrograms
Beaverhead RiverMTBeaverhead River near Twin Bridges MT82 cfs8thn/a↓ falling2none yet
Big Hole RiverMTBig Hole River near Melrose MT260 cfs37th54.7 F↑ rising5none yet
Bitterroot RiverMTBitterroot River near Missoula MT1,000 cfs75th58.1 F→ steady2none yet
Blackfoot RiverMTBlackfoot River near Bonner MT697 cfs67th54.7 F→ steady2none yet
Clark ForkMTClark Fork above Missoula MT1,470 cfs59th55.8 F→ steady2none yet
Gallatin RiverMTGallatin River near Gallatin Gateway, MT360 cfs10thn/a→ steady2none yet
Jefferson RiverMTJefferson River near Twin Bridges, MT459 cfsn/a56.5 F→ steady4none yet
Madison RiverMTMadison River at Kirby Ranch nr Cameron MT842 cfs10th53.2 F→ steady4none yet
Smith RiverMTSmith River bl Eagle Cr nr Fort Logan MT95 cfs36th52.2 F→ steady1none yet
Stillwater RiverMTStillwater River near Absarokee, MT356 cfsn/a53.1 F→ steady3none yet
Yellowstone RiverMTYellowstone River near Livingston, MT1,690 cfs15th55.8 F→ steady5none yet

Looking for something else in Montana? See all 16 Montana waters, with the guides and recognition programs attached to them.