Gages

National Weather Service (Bismarck Office)
National Weather Service Website

River Observations

Apple Creek near Menoken
Missouri River at Bismarck
Missouri River below Mandan

United States Geological Survey (USGS)
Water Watch--Current water resource conditions
Apple Creek near Menoken
Burnt Creek near Bismarck
Hay Creek at Main Avenue in Bismarck
Missouri River at Bismarck
Drainage Ditch at Wachter Avenue, Bismarck
Missouri River below Mandan

USGS WaterAlert
The U.S. Geological Survey WaterAlert service sends e-mail or text messages when certain parameters measured by a USGS data-collection station exceed user-definable thresholds. The development and maintenance of the WaterAlert system is supported by USGS and its data-collection partners, including numerous federal, state, and local agencies.

Real-time data from USGS gages are transmitted via satellite or other telemetry to USGS offices at various intervals; in most cases, once every 1 or 4 hours. Emergency transmissions, such as during floods, may be more frequent. Notifications will be based on the data received at these site-dependent intervals

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US Army Corps of Engineers (Omaha District):

Garrison Dam Release Schedule: Current Regulation Forecast

Missouri River Basin Daily River Bulletin

Missouri River Basin Mainstem and Tributary Reservoir Bulletin

Missouri River Basin Weekly Update

Current Water Resources Information (Fort Peck, Garrison, Oahe, Big Bend, Fort Randall, Gavins Point)

Missouri River Basin Forecast Information

News Releases (Omaha District)

News Releases (Northwestern Division)

Garrison Dam on the Missouri River near Pick City, ND

South Bismarck Flood Control Map

Click here to view a PDF map of flood control south of Bismarck in Burleigh County, ND. The actual paper size of the PDF is 11 x 8.5 inches.

Low Water Crossing Map

Click here to view a PDF map of low water crossings in Burleigh County, ND. The map includes a separate page with detailed location descriptions. The actual paper size of each page of the PDF is 8.5 x 11 inches.

Burleigh County Water Gaging Stations

The Burleigh County Highway Department has 14 Water Gaging Stations being monitored by employees, law enforcement and local residents.

**The water gage measurements are only to be used as an indicator of rising or falling water levels. They are not to be used as actual flood levels.

Water Gage Location Map

Click here to view a PDF map of Burleigh County maintained water gage locations in Burleigh County, ND. The map includes a separate page with detailed location descriptions. The actual paper size of each page of the PDF is 8.5 x 11 inches.

Water Gaging Station 1

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 1 located on Lincoln Road, approximately 1/2 mile east of Yegan Road, at the Apple Creek Bridge.

Water Gaging Station 2

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 2 located on 66th St SE, just south of Apple Creek Road, at the Apple Creek Bridge.

Water Gaging Station 3

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 3 located approximately 6 ½ miles east of Bismarck on Hwy 10 at the Apple Creek Bridge.

Water Gaging Station 4

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 4 located on 158th St NE, approximately 1 mile north of the I-94 interchange at Menoken.

Water Gaging Station 5

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 5 located on 191st St NE, approximately ½ mile north of 30th Ave NE, and is often referred to as the "Maher Box".

Water Gaging Station 6

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 6 located on 249th St NE, approximately 5 miles north of 30th Ave NE, or I-94. It is also referred to as the McKenzie haul road.

Water Gaging Station 7

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 7 located on 136th Ave NE, approximately 1/2 mile east of 275th St NE, it is commonly referred to as the Patterson Ranch Bridge.

Water Gaging Station 8

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 8 located on 184th St NE, approximately 1/2 mile north of 149th Ave NE, it is commonly referred to as the Harold McCormick Bridge.

Water Gaging Station 9

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 9 located on 201st Ave NE, (The Baldwin Road) approximately 1/2 mile east of 145th St NE, it is commonly referred to as the Doug Schonert Bridge.

Water Gaging Station 10

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 10 located on County Hwy 10 approximately 1 mile west of the town of McKenzie.

Water Gaging Station 11

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 11 located on 236th St SE, approximately 1/4 mile south of 34th Ave SE, (Lincoln Road) it is commonly referred to as the Wade Anderson Bridge.

Water Gaging Station 12

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 12 located on 275th St SE, approximately 1/4 mile north of 62nd Ave SE, it is commonly referred to as the Adams Bridge.

Water Gaging Station 13

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 13 located on Hwy 83, approximately 1/2 mile north of 102nd Ave SE, or just north of the Moffit County shop.

Water Gaging Station 14 - Bliss Crossing

Click here to view a more detailed description and a chart showing the observed water level changes at Station 14 located on 223rd St NE between 43rd Ave NE and 136th Ave NE, approximately 3 miles north of 43rd Ave NE, it is commonly referred to as the Bliss Crossing.