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Surface-Water Discharge in Frederick County

Surface-water stage and discharge are measured at five gaging stations in the Frederick County study area by the U.S. Geological Survey and the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality. Miscellaneous hydrologic data is also being collected at thirteen measuring stations. New miscellaneous stations have been established at Rouss Spring, Redbud Run above Fay Spring, and Hot Run tributary at Route 11 near Stephenson. Currently, data are available on-line for selected sites; stage and/or discharge are measured periodically or continuously via monitoring equipment. On-line data are updated near the end of each month (when data are available). 

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Station 01614805 Opequon Creek at Route 622 at Opequon, Va. Station 01614820 Opequon Creek at old Route 628 near Opequon, Va. Station 01635070 Vaucluse Spring near Middletown Va. Station 390350078175201 Buffalo Marsh Spring. Station 01635005 Fawcett Run below Marlboro Spring at Marlboro, Va. Station 01635008 Fawcett Run above mouth at Marlboro, Va. Station 01615515 Old Town Spring at Winchester, Va. Station 01615518 Town Run tributary from Shawnee Spring near Winchester, Va. Station 01616075 Fay Spring near Winchester, Va. Station 391620078051301 Branson Spring near Clear Brook, Va. Station 01613900 Hogue Creek near Hayfield, Va. Station 01614830 Opequon Creek near Stephens City, Va. Station 01615000 Opequon Creek near Berryville, Va. Station 01634500 Cedar Creek near Winchester, Va. Station 01635090 Cedar Creek above HWY 11 near Middletown, Va. Station 01616188 Hot Run tributary at Route 11 near Stephenson, Va. Station 01616074 Redbud Run above Fay Spring near Winchester, Va. Station 01615522 Rouss Spring at Winchester, Va.

Note: Current data are provisional.

Designated carbonate study area derived from:

Rader, E.K., McDowell, R.C., Gathright, T.M., II, and Orndorff, R.C., 2003, Raster image of the geologic map of the Virginia portion of the Winchester 30 X 60 minute quadrangle: Virginia Division of Mineral Resources Publication 171, Part A [CD-ROM; 2003, September 1].

Virginia Division of Mineral Resources, 2003, Digital geospatial data for the geologic map of the Virginia portion of the Winchester 30 X 60 minute quadrangle: Virginia Division of Mineral Resources Publication 171, Part B.

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