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168<br />

3AWTEE RIVER BASIN<br />

Wateree Elver near Camden, S. C.<br />

Location.- Water-stage recorder, lat. 34°14'4Q*, long. S0039'15", at new bridge on U. S.<br />

Highway 1, 1,500 feet downstream from TwentyfIvemlle Creek, 4,000 feet upstream from<br />

Seaboard Railway bridge, 2.2 miles west <strong>of</strong> Camden, Kershaw Count's and 7.4 miles<br />

downstream from Wateree Dam. Datum <strong>of</strong> gage Is 119.36 feet above mean sea level, datum<br />

<strong>of</strong> 1929, supplementary adjustment <strong>of</strong> 1936.<br />

Drainage area.- 5,070 square miles.<br />

Records available.- January to December 1903 (gage heights only), September 1904 to June<br />

191O, October 1929 to September 1945. Gage-height records colleited at site It miles<br />

downstream, 1891-19|34, and at site 1,000 feet upstream, January 1935 to September 1942,<br />

are contained in.reports <strong>of</strong> U. S. Wea<strong>the</strong>r Bureau.<br />

Average discharge.- 16 years (1929-45), 5,749 second-feet. ,<br />

Extremes.- Maximum discharge during year, 132,000 second-feet Sept. 18, 19; maximum mge<br />

height, 33.84 feet Sept. 19; minimum dally discharge, 208 second-feet (regulated)<br />

July 8.<br />

1904-10, 1929-45: Maximum discharge, 198,000 second-loot (estimated) Aug. 26, 1908<br />

(gage height,. 39.7 feet at site li miles downstream, from records <strong>of</strong> U. S. Wea<strong>the</strong>r<br />

Bureau); minimum dally, 170 second-feet (regulated) June 3, 1941.<br />

Maximum stage known, 40.4 feet July 18, 1916, at site It mlle-3 downstream, from<br />

records <strong>of</strong> U. S. Wea<strong>the</strong>r Bureau (discharge, 207,000 second-feet, estimated).<br />

Remarks.- Records fair. Flow regulated by power plant at Wateree Reservoir (capacity,<br />

7,628,060,000 cubic feet) and by o<strong>the</strong>r power plants above statloi.<br />

Cooperation.- Gage-height record collected in cooperation with U.S. Wea<strong>the</strong>r Bureau.<br />

1.1 195<br />

1.3 266<br />

1.6 460<br />

2.1 837<br />

Rating tattle, water year 1944-45 (gage height,<br />

la feet, and diecharge. In second-feet)<br />

2.7<br />

4.0<br />

8.0<br />

12.0<br />

1,400<br />

2,780<br />

7,180<br />

11,300<br />

16.0<br />

19.0<br />

22.0<br />

25.0<br />

16,100<br />

20,200<br />

27,100<br />

36,100<br />

26.0<br />

28.0<br />

30.0<br />

33.6<br />

41,000<br />

59,500<br />

82,600<br />

129,000<br />

Discharge. In second-feet, water year October 1944 to September 1945<br />

Day Oct. HOT. Deo. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. Hay June July Aug. Sept.<br />

1,140<br />

6,450<br />

12,300<br />

12,600<br />

12,500<br />

12,800<br />

12,800<br />

3,360<br />

6,860<br />

10,200<br />

9,580<br />

9,850<br />

9,080<br />

4,390<br />

898<br />

4,330<br />

4,800<br />

4,890<br />

4,100<br />

8,660<br />

B,S40<br />

1,610<br />

8,660<br />

5,170<br />

9,370<br />

10,700<br />

10,600<br />

9,18Q<br />

8,300<br />

5,760<br />

7,430<br />

October..<br />

6,940<br />

7,160<br />

6,980<br />

5,750<br />

1,540<br />

4,860<br />

6,540<br />

5,810<br />

6,640<br />

7,640<br />

4^690<br />

974<br />

4,360<br />

5,460<br />

5,610<br />

5,760<br />

4,820<br />

2,910<br />

760<br />

3,580<br />

3,760<br />

5,330<br />

3,390<br />

3,750<br />

3,440<br />

760<br />

4,460<br />

4,878<br />

8,930<br />

7,110<br />

tenth<br />

December.<br />

Calendar -year 1944<br />

January<br />

February..<br />

March.....<br />

&".:::::<br />

June......<br />

July......<br />

August....<br />

September.<br />

Hater year 1944-48<br />

6,500<br />

4,700<br />

1,130<br />

3,060<br />

3,450<br />

4,810<br />

6,470<br />

3,480<br />

2,780<br />

984<br />

4,550<br />

6,200<br />

6,830<br />

7,860<br />

7,440<br />

5,550<br />

1,450<br />

4,620<br />

5,080<br />

4,120<br />

4,720<br />

4,720<br />

2,480<br />

1,170<br />

1,68O<br />

$,880<br />

6,3X0<br />

4,040<br />

4,030<br />

4,430<br />

994<br />

8,540<br />

3,100<br />

4,160<br />

4,340<br />

5,330<br />

5V420i<br />

4*440<br />

.7,000<br />

8,180<br />

10,700<br />

8,040<br />

7,810<br />

1,720<br />

4,240<br />

5,460<br />

6,500<br />

7,580<br />

3,500<br />

S,770<br />

3,420<br />

6,010<br />

8,100<br />

7,640<br />

7,010<br />

7»84Q<br />

5,860<br />

1,380<br />

4,130<br />

4,990<br />

5*750<br />

6,870<br />

4.070<br />

3,060<br />

828<br />

3,700<br />

6,210<br />

6,800<br />

5,870<br />

6,090<br />

7,600<br />

2,440<br />

4,180<br />

5,950<br />

7,480<br />

10,800<br />

18,000<br />

18,000<br />

3,400<br />

7,630<br />

11,600<br />

18,000<br />

13,000<br />

14,000<br />

10,900<br />

5,660<br />

10,600<br />

12,900<br />

13,100<br />

Second-<br />

foot-days<br />

283,448<br />

141,104<br />

185,188<br />

8,467,019<br />

176,640<br />

218,518<br />

266,290<br />

111,667<br />

160,783<br />

100,346<br />

56,163<br />

174,874-<br />

618,910<br />

2,387,830<br />

11,500<br />

11,800<br />

15,100<br />

18,400<br />

11,200<br />

12,900<br />

14,800<br />

15,400<br />

13,500<br />

1S,2'OO<br />

4,130<br />

7/630<br />

ir,ooo<br />

9,770<br />

9,310<br />

8,720<br />

9,580<br />

3,280<br />

6,780<br />

9,810<br />

7,030<br />

5,760<br />

5,690<br />

4,980<br />

1,100<br />

4,760<br />

7,840<br />

6*689<br />

4,159<br />

12,800<br />

7,640<br />

7,860<br />

61,600,<br />

10,700<br />

14,000<br />

13,900<br />

6,460<br />

4,78ft<br />

10,909<br />

189,000<br />

129,000<br />

941<br />

5,060<br />

5,250<br />

4,670<br />

6,270<br />

6.4&Q<br />

8,760<br />

1,050<br />

3,870<br />

4,990<br />

5,070<br />

6,000<br />

4,710<br />

8,710<br />

1,060<br />

3,620<br />

4,490<br />

4,180<br />

4,350<br />

4,010<br />

8,080<br />

786<br />

3,460<br />

4^280<br />

«$ 4,680<br />

5,090<br />

5,150<br />

6,040<br />

5,900<br />

5,810<br />

1*840,<br />

4,160<br />

4,660<br />

4,980<br />

6,870<br />

1,690<br />

4,810<br />

6,240<br />

5,870<br />

6,040<br />

7,160:<br />

7,810<br />

1,830<br />

4,900<br />

6,860<br />

6,340<br />

6,440,<br />

6,000<br />

598<br />

750<br />

^24<br />

1,WO<br />

736<br />

639<br />

sao<br />

6S4<br />

6,830<br />

4,870<br />

66*<br />

3,63(1<br />

3,460<br />

4,000<br />

5,360<br />

8,440<br />

57'<br />

3,88iT<br />

4,17-<br />

2,89'<br />

8,7£»:<br />

7*308<br />

7,8<br />

763<br />

1,860<br />

1,990<br />

955<br />

684<br />

668<br />

-ens<br />

504<br />

676<br />

980<br />

8,940<br />

4,290<br />

*74*<br />

2,330<br />

3,420<br />

5,660<br />

f, 440<br />

6,080<br />

8,740<br />

1,740<br />

4,330<br />

6,710<br />

7,900<br />

8,040<br />

7,880<br />

584<br />

e'aeo.<br />

3,060<br />

2,860<br />

5.9SO<br />

5,850<br />

1,230<br />

8,160<br />

9,980<br />

10,900<br />

8,880<br />

'6,180<br />

7,640<br />

7,010<br />

6,910<br />

6,610<br />

.**!*8<br />

10*600<br />

Run<strong>of</strong>f in<br />

itxtoaa<br />

EastfrWH *ai» time up to 2 a.m.,' Sept. 50, 1946 j eaetern stand^wa.tia* <strong>the</strong>reafter.<br />

time to- standard time, subtract 3. houu. - '

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