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What is streamflow?
Streamflow refers to the amount of water flowing in a stream or river. Streamflow is always changing, from day to day and even minute to minute. The main factor that influences streamflow amount in a given location is precipitation runoff in a watershed. Source: USGS
Explore the streamflow dynamics of streams and rivers within and surrounding the Central Wasatch Mountains by clicking on site locations on the map.
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