Yukon river levels

Live water levels and flows at 71 gauges in Yukon, 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 71 real-time stations

Above normal

1% of active gauges

Below normal

3% of active gauges

Rising (24 h)

25 falling

Very lowBelow normalNormalAbove normalVery highNo normal / no data

Running high

Flow compared with the median for this month.

Dezadeash RiverHaines Junction · YT

151%of median

Very high

Running low

Lowest flow compared with the median for this month.

Aishihik RiverBelow Aishihik Lake · YT

51%of median

Very low

Rivers and lakes with several gauges

Yukon River · 4 Pelly River · 3 Aishihik Lake · 2 Big Creek · 2 Liard River · 2 Mayo River · 2 Porcupine River · 2 Stewart River · 2

River levels by city in Yukon

Whitehorse Dawson City

All gauges in Yukon

71 stations

River / lake	Level	Flow	vs normal
Aishihik LakeAishihik	3.82 m12.54 ft	—	Normal→ steady
Aishihik LakeWhitehorse	3.30 m10.83 ft	—	Normal↓ falling -5 cm
Aishihik RiverBelow Aishihik Lake	3.06 m10.04 ft	3.11 m³/s110 cfs	Very low→ steady
Alsek RiverAbove Bates River	7.56 m24.79 ft	105 m³/s3,708 cfs	Normal↓ falling -8%
Babbage RiverBelow Caribou Creek	3.67 m12.05 ft	—	No normal yet↑ rising +7 cm
Beaver RiverBelow Matson Creek	6.04 m19.81 ft	68.6 m³/s2,423 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +8%
Bennett LakeCarcross	2.01 m6.60 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Big CreekKm 1084.8 Alaska Highway	3.34 m10.95 ft	2.72 m³/s96.1 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -39%
Big CreekThe Mouth	6.09 m19.97 ft	3.73 m³/s132 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Big Salmon RiverCarmacks	0.93 m3.05 ft	63.7 m³/s2,250 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -5%
Blackstone RiverChapman Lake Airstrip	3.84 m12.60 ft	11.3 m³/s399 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +468%
Bonnet Plume RiverAbove Gillespie Creek	5.79 m19.00 ft	39.1 m³/s1,381 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Caribou CreekAbove Babbage River	2.51 m8.23 ft	—	No normal yet
Dezadeash RiverHaines Junction	3.22 m10.56 ft	63.4 m³/s2,239 cfs	Very high↑ rising +53%
Drury CreekKm 469 Robert Campbell Highway	7.33 m24.04 ft	6.26 m³/s221 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Duke RiverThe Mouth	5.34 m17.53 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Eagle RiverDempster Highway Bridge	2.88 m9.44 ft	4.64 m³/s164 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +65%
Firth RiverThe Mouth	4.20 m13.79 ft	—	No normal yet↑ rising +13 cm
Fishing BranchChii Ch'A'An Mountain	2.95 m9.66 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Frances RiverWatson Lake	1.47 m4.81 ft	118 m³/s4,167 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -6%
Giltana CreekThe Mouth	0.66 m2.15 ft	0.58 m³/s20.6 cfs	Normal↓ falling -5%
Hess RiverAbove Emerald Creek	13.94 m45.73 ft	37.5 m³/s1,324 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -21%
Hyland RiverKilometre 108.5 Nahanni Range Road	0.34 m1.11 ft	17.9 m³/s632 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -20%
Ibex RiverWhitehorse	4.10 m13.45 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Indian RiverAbove the Mouth	1.67 m5.48 ft	7.81 m³/s276 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +11%
Klondike RiverAbove Bonanza Creek	0.95 m3.10 ft	48.3 m³/s1,706 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Kluane LakeBurwash Landing	1.74 m5.70 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Kluane RiverOutlet of Kluane Lake	25.47 m83.56 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Lake LabergeWhitehorse	7.12 m23.36 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Liard RiverUpper Crossing	2.23 m7.32 ft	276 m³/s9,747 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Liard RiverBelow Scurvy Creek	6.59 m21.63 ft	29.7 m³/s1,049 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -33%
Little South Klondike RiverBelow Ross Creek	4.14 m13.59 ft	23.8 m³/s840 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +49%
Marsh LakeWhitehorse	2.71 m8.90 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Mayo LakeYukon	3.44 m11.30 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Mayo RiverHighway No. 11	6.73 m22.08 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Mayo RiverBelow Mayo Lake	8.30 m27.23 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
McQuesten RiverThe Mouth	3.74 m12.26 ft	35.0 m³/s1,236 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Morley RiverKm 1251 Alaska Highway	3.79 m12.42 ft	13.1 m³/s463 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -6%
Nisling RiverBelow Onion Creek	13.84 m45.42 ft	24.1 m³/s851 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -5%
Nordenskiold RiverBelow Rowlinson Creek	2.79 m9.14 ft	7.70 m³/s272 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +11%
North Klondike RiverThe Mouth	1.77 m5.80 ft	9.80 m³/s346 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -10%
Ogilvie RiverKilometre 197.9 Dempster Highway	6.66 m21.85 ft	75.6 m³/s2,670 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +982%
Old Crow RiverThe Mouth	24.76 m81.23 ft	176 m³/s6,215 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Peel RiverAbove Canyon Creek	1.30 m4.27 ft	226 m³/s7,981 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +79%
Pelly RiverPelly Crossing	1.83 m6.01 ft	376 m³/s13,278 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -9%
Pelly RiverRoss River	1.02 m3.33 ft	122 m³/s4,308 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -13%
Pelly RiverBelow Vangorda Creek	4.56 m14.96 ft	112 m³/s3,955 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -13%
Porcupine RiverBelow Bell River	23.81 m78.13 ft	—	No normal yet↓ falling -127 cm
Porcupine RiverInternational Boundary	7.88 m25.85 ft	356 m³/s12,572 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -19%
Rancheria RiverThe Mouth	8.28 m27.17 ft	32.0 m³/s1,130 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -33%
Ross RiverRoss River	9.75 m32.00 ft	60.0 m³/s2,119 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Sekulmun LakeWhitehorse	2.28 m7.48 ft	—	Normal→ steady
Sekulmun RiverOutlet of Sekulmun Lake	—	4.35 m³/s154 cfs	Normal→ steady
Sidney CreekKilometre 46 South Canol Road	27.21 m89.27 ft	3.48 m³/s123 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -30%
Sixty Mile RiverThe Mouth	6.20 m20.32 ft	24.4 m³/s862 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +32%
South Macmillan RiverKilometre 407 Canol Road	1.40 m4.60 ft	10.6 m³/s374 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -25%
Stewart RiverThe Mouth	26.47 m86.83 ft	491 m³/s17,340 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Stewart RiverMayo	4.09 m13.41 ft	—	No normal yet↓ falling -5 cm
Tagish Lake10 Mile Road	6.91 m22.68 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
Takhanne RiverKm 167 Haines Highway	29.01 m95.19 ft	4.50 m³/s159 cfs	Normal↑ rising +28%
Takhini RiverWhitehorse	3.03 m9.95 ft	52.9 m³/s1,868 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -7%
Tatshenshini RiverDalton Post	4.79 m15.70 ft	18.3 m³/s646 cfs	Normal↓ falling -11%
Teslin LakeTeslin	4.27 m14.02 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady
West Aishihik RiverThe Mouth	6.88 m22.56 ft	—	Very low↑ rising +7 cm
Wheaton RiverCarcross	1.68 m5.51 ft	4.05 m³/s143 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -14%
White RiverKilometre 1881.6 Alaska Highway	20.28 m66.53 ft	36.1 m³/s1,275 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Whitestone RiverThe Mouth	1.37 m4.49 ft	22.1 m³/s780 cfs	No normal yet↑ rising +21%
Yukon RiverAbove White River	8.74 m28.68 ft	1,180 m³/s41,671 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Yukon RiverCarmacks	2.77 m9.08 ft	749 m³/s26,451 cfs	No normal yet→ steady
Yukon RiverDawson	1.11 m3.64 ft	1,730 m³/s61,094 cfs	No normal yet↓ falling -6%
Yukon RiverWhitehorse	29.26 m96.01 ft	—	No normal yet→ steady

Official sources

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

Questions

How many river gauges are there in Yukon?

71 real-time stations of the Water Survey of Canada are in Yukon, on 60 rivers, streams and lakes. 71 reported in the last 48 hours.

Are rivers high in Yukon right now?

1 of 71 active gauges are above normal for this month and 2 are below normal. Highest compared with normal: Dezadeash River at Haines Junction.

Which rivers have the most gauges in Yukon?

Yukon River (4), Pelly River (3), Aishihik Lake (2), Big Creek (2), Liard River (2).

Where can I find flood warnings in Yukon?

From the official services: Yukon water levels and Flood Hub, Environment Canada weather alerts, Water Office (official gauge data). Canada River Levels only displays gauge data and does not issue warnings.