Geological Survey Water-supply Paper, Issues 1083-1085U.S. Government Printing Office, 1950 - Floods |
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1940 gage height 1946 to September acre-feet adjustment of 1912 affected by ice August September Water Average discharge based on gage basis of records Calendar year 1946 computed on basis County Datum of gage Day Oct December discharge computed Drainage area effect gage height elevation feet above mean floodmarks foot-days Maximum Minimum gage-height record graph based highway bridge ice effect gage June July Aug Maximum discharge Maximum Minimum Mean Maximum stage known Mean Per square mean sea level method used Oct mile inches October miles downstream miles upstream minimum gage height Month Second Peak discharge periods of ice rating curve extended Rating table Records available Runoff in inches Runoff in mile sec.-ft second-feet Aug second-feet Feb second-feet Jan second-feet Oct second-feet regulated second-feet Sept September 1947 Day Shifting-control method square miles square Runoff Stage-discharge relation affected Teet Tennessee River water year October Water-stage recorder Winter discharge measurement