Draft:Discharge of the Columbia River
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Location, period | Average discharge (m3/s) |
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Astoria, 1892–2023 | |
Port Westward, 1879–2023 | |
The Dalles, 1879–2023* | |
International boundary, 1938–2023 |
*1858–1899: 6,280 m3/s
References
[edit]- ^ "USGS 14246900 COLUMBIA RIVER AT PORT WESTWARD, NEAR QUINCY, OR".
- ^ "USGS".
- ^ Tilman, Eric. "Rivers Network - Columbia River". Rivers Network.
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