The Quillayute River drains the Olympic Mountains in Washington State. The river and its tributaries provide habitat for several salmon species.
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We use web cams to monitor water across Washington State and the Nation
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Quillayute River
The Quillayute River drains the Olympic Mountains in Washington State. The river and its tributaries provide habitat for several salmon species.
South Fork Tolt River, WA
Water flows around boulders and large wood in the South Fork Tolt River, WA.
Access water data: South Fork Tolt River Near Carnation, WA.
Water flows around boulders and large wood in the South Fork Tolt River, WA.
Access water data: South Fork Tolt River Near Carnation, WA.
Hydrologic technician measures streamflow in Tokul Creek
USGS Hydrologic Technician Katie Johnson measures streamflow in Tokul Creek near Snoqualmie, WA (12145000).
USGS Hydrologic Technician Katie Johnson measures streamflow in Tokul Creek near Snoqualmie, WA (12145000).
River rapids
Water rushes over boulders to form rapids. Photo is from a river in western Washington State.
Water rushes over boulders to form rapids. Photo is from a river in western Washington State.
Moclips River Stormwater Assessment Site
Stormwater assessment site on the Moclips River Near Moclips, WA on the Quinault Indian Nation Tribal land.
Stormwater assessment site on the Moclips River Near Moclips, WA on the Quinault Indian Nation Tribal land.
Pacific Lamprey Habitat
Type 1 Pacific lamprey habitat on the Klickitat River near Glenwood, WA. Type I (preferred) lamprey habitat that consists of a mixed substrate of silt, clay, organic matter, and sand.
Type 1 Pacific lamprey habitat on the Klickitat River near Glenwood, WA. Type I (preferred) lamprey habitat that consists of a mixed substrate of silt, clay, organic matter, and sand.
Videos
What Does a USGS Hydrologic Technician Do
What do USGS Hydrologic Technicians do on the job? This video features five different Hydrologic Technicians from Washington Water Science Center and Nevada Water Science Center sharing some of their work. This video was sponsored by the USGS Hydrologic Data Advisory Committee.
What do USGS Hydrologic Technicians do on the job? This video features five different Hydrologic Technicians from Washington Water Science Center and Nevada Water Science Center sharing some of their work. This video was sponsored by the USGS Hydrologic Data Advisory Committee.
Using a Continuous Flow Centrifuge to Collect Suspended Sediment
Kathy Conn, a U.S. Geological Survey Water Quality Specialist, demonstrates a new USGS field method using a continuous flow centrifuge to collect suspended sediment from large volumes of water in the Duwamish River near Seattle Washington.
Kathy Conn, a U.S. Geological Survey Water Quality Specialist, demonstrates a new USGS field method using a continuous flow centrifuge to collect suspended sediment from large volumes of water in the Duwamish River near Seattle Washington.
White Salmon River Riverine Dune Formation/Destruction
Following the Condit Dam removal, a significant amount of bedload sediment was transported downstream. As the material moved along the river bottom, dunes began to form then collapse. This dune formation is seen through the waveform action as the stream's normal laminar flow is replaced by whitecap wave forms before returning, once again, to laminar flow.
Following the Condit Dam removal, a significant amount of bedload sediment was transported downstream. As the material moved along the river bottom, dunes began to form then collapse. This dune formation is seen through the waveform action as the stream's normal laminar flow is replaced by whitecap wave forms before returning, once again, to laminar flow.
Webcams
Flett Creek at Tacoma, WA
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage Flett Creek at Tacoma, WA - 12091100. Near real-time flow and water temperature data are available at this location. Water data back to 1989 are available online.
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage Flett Creek at Tacoma, WA - 12091100. Near real-time flow and water temperature data are available at this location. Water data back to 1989 are available online.
Leach CR at Meadow Park GC at University Place, WA
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage Leach CR at Meadow Park GC at University Place, WA - 12091290. Near real-time flow data are seasonally available at this location. Water data back to 2005 are available online.
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage Leach CR at Meadow Park GC at University Place, WA - 12091290. Near real-time flow data are seasonally available at this location. Water data back to 2005 are available online.
Pend Oreille River at Newport, WA
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage Pend Oreille River at Newport WA - 12395500. Near real-time water data are available at this location.
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage Pend Oreille River at Newport WA - 12395500. Near real-time water data are available at this location.
Nooksack River Overflow at Emerson Road at Everson, WA
Nooksack River Overflow at Emerson Road at Everson, WA. Check out this webcam to see the latest river conditions.
Nooksack River Overflow at Emerson Road at Everson, WA. Check out this webcam to see the latest river conditions.
Okanogan River at Zosel Millpond at Oroville
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage 12439500 - Okanogan River at Oroville, WA. Near real-time flow and water temperature data are available at this location. Water data back to 1914 are available online.
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage 12439500 - Okanogan River at Oroville, WA. Near real-time flow and water temperature data are available at this location. Water data back to 1914 are available online.
Columbia River at Vancouver
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage 14144700 - Columbia River at Vancouver, WA. The Columbia River is tidally influenced at this location and the station provides continuous monitoring of river flow and suspended sediment.
This webcam is located at USGS streamgage 14144700 - Columbia River at Vancouver, WA. The Columbia River is tidally influenced at this location and the station provides continuous monitoring of river flow and suspended sediment.