Hunter Creek Conduit Bypass near Aspen flow today
Streamflow at USGS station 09073721, in the Colorado River basin (Division 5).
No current figure from the source for: flow at this gauge.
About this gauge
Hunter Creek Conduit Bypass near Aspen is one of the 107 stream gauges BasinMind reads for the Colorado River basin, Division 5 of Colorado's seven water divisions. It is USGS station 09073721 (39.2076, -106.6804), and the official record is on that station's page.
Across Division 5, DWR lists 34 active calls; the most senior is Four Mile Ditch on Fourmile Creek, priority Nov 6, 1881 (the full list). A call governs the stretch of river it is placed on, so look for this river in the list.
One cfs is a cubic foot of water passing each second, about 448.8 gallons per minute; percent of median compares today's flow with the median for this date (cfs and acre-feet). How calls work: What is a water call?.
Main-stem gauges in the Colorado River basin
- Colorado River near Cameo · 1,180 cfs
- Colorado River near Colorado-Utah State Line · 2,090 cfs
- Colorado River above Gunnison River at Grand Junction · 303 cfs
- Colorado River below Glenwood Springs · 1,080 cfs
- Colorado River near Dotsero · 591 cfs
- Colorado River near Kremmling · 388 cfs
- Colorado River at Windy Gap near Granby · 91 cfs
- Colorado River below Lake Granby · 28 cfs
Reservoirs in the Colorado River basin
- Lake Granby
- Dillon Reservoir
- Green Mountain Reservoir
- Ruedi Reservoir
- Williams Fork Reservoir
- Wolford Mountain Reservoir
- Homestake Reservoir
- Shadow Mountain Reservoir
- Rifle Gap Reservoir
- Willow Creek Reservoir