New Brunswick river levels

Live water levels and flows at 52 gauges in New Brunswick, compared with normal for this month.

Latest reading about an hour ago · data checked Oct 25, 12:05 PM UTC · we check every 30 minutes

Active gauges

of 52 real-time stations

Above normal

0% of active gauges

Below normal

92% of active gauges

Rising (24 h)

14 falling

Very lowBelow normalNormalAbove normalVery highNo normal / no data

Running low

Lowest flow compared with the median for this month.

Aroostook RiverTinker · NB	2%of median	Very low
North Branch Oromocto RiverTracy · NB	6%of median	Very low
Dennis StreamSt. Stephen · NB	6%of median	Very low
Nackawic StreamTemperance Vale · NB	7%of median	Very low
Meduxnekeag RiverBelleville · NB	11%of median	Very low
Middle Branch Nashwaaksis StreamSandwith'S Farm · NB	11%of median	Very low
Grande RiviereViolette Bridge · NB	13%of median	Very low
Canaan RiverEast Canaan · NB	14%of median	Very low

Rivers and lakes with several gauges

Saint John River · 8 Grand Lake · 2 Restigouche River · 2 Tobique River · 2

River levels by city in New Brunswick

Fredericton Moncton Saint John

All gauges in New Brunswick

52 stations

River / lake	Level	Flow	vs normal
Aroostook RiverTinker	2.40 m7.87 ft	1.28 m³/s45.2 cfs	Very low→ steady
Becaguimec StreamColdstream	0.22 m0.73 ft	0.67 m³/s23.6 cfs	Very low→ steady
Big Presque Isle StreamTracey Mills	0.21 m0.68 ft	0.84 m³/s29.7 cfs	Very low→ steady
Black RiverGarnet Settlement	1.19 m3.90 ft	0.33 m³/s11.7 cfs	Below normal↓ falling -5%
Canaan RiverEast Canaan	0.33 m1.07 ft	1.18 m³/s41.7 cfs	Very low→ steady
Catamaran BrookRepap Road Bridge	0.44 m1.43 ft	0.07 m³/s2.37 cfs	Very low→ steady
Coal Branch RiverBeersville	0.85 m2.79 ft	0.38 m³/s13.5 cfs	Below normal→ steady
Dennis StreamSt. Stephen	1.39 m4.57 ft	0.07 m³/s2.33 cfs	Very low↓ falling -6%
Eel RiverDundee	0.85 m2.80 ft	0.10 m³/s3.67 cfs	Very low→ steady
Forest City StreamBelow Forest City Dam	130.65 m428.63 ft	2.17 m³/s76.6 cfs	Very low→ steady
French LakeLakeville Corner	0.86 m2.81 ft	—	Very low↑ rising +3 cm
Grand Falls FlowageGrand Falls	61.37 m201.34 ft	—	Very low→ steady
Grand LakeForest City	131.41 m431.13 ft	—	Normal→ steady
Grand LakeNewcastle Creek	0.84 m2.76 ft	—	Very low↑ rising +3 cm
Grande RiviereViolette Bridge	0.33 m1.09 ft	0.58 m³/s20.4 cfs	Very low↑ rising +18%
Iroquois RiverMoulin Morneault	3.39 m11.12 ft	0.49 m³/s17.1 cfs	Very low→ steady
Jacquet RiverDurham Centre	0.92 m3.00 ft	1.17 m³/s41.3 cfs	Very low↓ falling -6%
Jemseg RiverJemseg	0.87 m2.86 ft	—	Very low↑ rising +3 cm
Kennebecasis RiverApohaqui	7.33 m24.06 ft	3.37 m³/s119 cfs	Below normal→ steady
Lepreau RiverLepreau	0.27 m0.90 ft	1.17 m³/s41.3 cfs	Very low↓ falling -11%
Little Southwest Miramichi RiverLyttleton	1.14 m3.72 ft	6.46 m³/s228 cfs	Very low→ steady
Magaguadavic LakeUpper Magaguadavic	115.91 m380.29 ft	—	Normal→ steady
Magaguadavic RiverElmcroft	0.72 m2.35 ft	3.43 m³/s121 cfs	Very low↓ falling -6%
Meduxnekeag RiverBelleville	0.65 m2.12 ft	1.23 m³/s43.4 cfs	Very low↓ falling -7%
Middle Branch Nashwaaksis StreamSandwith'S Farm	0.13 m0.43 ft	0.01 m³/s0.21 cfs	Very low→ steady
Middle RiverBathurst	0.65 m2.12 ft	0.38 m³/s13.6 cfs	Very low↓ falling -8%
Nackawic StreamTemperance Vale	0.55 m1.80 ft	0.19 m³/s6.67 cfs	Very low↓ falling -11%
Narrows Mountain BrookNarrows Mountain	5.13 m16.83 ft	0.01 m³/s0.49 cfs	Very low→ steady
Nashwaak RiverDurham Bridge	17.77 m58.30 ft	5.42 m³/s191 cfs	Very low↓ falling -5%
North Branch Oromocto RiverTracy	0.38 m1.25 ft	0.29 m³/s10.2 cfs	Very low↓ falling -10%
Northwest Miramichi RiverTrout Brook	0.48 m1.57 ft	3.49 m³/s123 cfs	Very low↓ falling -5%
Petitcodiac RiverPetitcodiac	0.30 m0.99 ft	0.84 m³/s29.5 cfs	Very low↓ falling -6%
Point Wolfe RiverFundy National Park	0.34 m1.13 ft	1.35 m³/s47.7 cfs	Below normal→ steady
Restigouche RiverAbove Rafting Ground Brook	0.66 m2.17 ft	25.1 m³/s886 cfs	Very low→ steady
Restigouche RiverBelow Kedgwick River	0.67 m2.18 ft	10.7 m³/s378 cfs	Very low→ steady
Riviere CaraquetBurnsville	0.31 m1.02 ft	1.21 m³/s42.7 cfs	Normal→ steady
Saint John RiverEdmundston	134.37 m440.86 ft	—	Very low→ steady
Saint John RiverFredericton	1.07 m3.50 ft	—	Below normal↑ rising +5 cm
Saint John RiverGagetown	1.04 m3.42 ft	—	Very low↑ rising +9 cm
Saint John RiverGrand Falls	89.31 m293.02 ft	100 m³/s3,531 cfs	Very low↑ rising +35%
Saint John RiverMaugerville	1.07 m3.51 ft	—	Below normal↑ rising +6 cm
Saint John RiverOak Point	0.73 m2.40 ft	—	Below normal↑ rising +3 cm
Saint John RiverSaint John	0.66 m2.18 ft	—	Very low↓ falling -17 cm
Saint John RiverUpper Gagetown	1.09 m3.59 ft	—	Very low↑ rising +8 cm
Salmon RiverCastaway	10.08 m33.05 ft	2.24 m³/s79.1 cfs	Very low→ steady
Shogomoc StreamTrans Canada Highway	0.38 m1.24 ft	0.56 m³/s19.8 cfs	Below normal→ steady
Southwest Miramichi RiverBlackville	0.47 m1.54 ft	19.1 m³/s675 cfs	Very low↓ falling -6%
Spednic LakeSt. Croix	115.10 m377.62 ft	—	Very low→ steady
St. Francis RiverOutlet of Glasier Lake	0.70 m2.31 ft	3.16 m³/s112 cfs	Very low→ steady
Tobique RiverPlaster Rock	97.00 m318.25 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Tobique RiverRiley Brook	1.37 m4.50 ft	8.24 m³/s291 cfs	Very low→ steady
Upsalquitch RiverUpsalquitch	0.72 m2.35 ft	5.26 m³/s186 cfs	Very low→ steady

Official sources

For flood warnings, advisories and approved data, always use these official services:

Questions

How many river gauges are there in New Brunswick?

52 real-time stations of the Water Survey of Canada are in New Brunswick, on 42 rivers, streams and lakes. 52 reported in the last 48 hours.

Are rivers high in New Brunswick right now?

0 of 52 active gauges are above normal for this month and 48 are below normal.

Which rivers have the most gauges in New Brunswick?

Saint John River (8), Grand Lake (2), Restigouche River (2), Tobique River (2), Aroostook River (1).

Where can I find flood warnings in New Brunswick?

From the official services: New Brunswick River Watch (Saint John River), Environment Canada weather alerts, Water Office (official gauge data). Canada River Levels only displays gauge data and does not issue warnings.