Dreamflows New Mexico Alphabetical Listing
 
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New Mexico Alphabetical Listing

The following is a list of all reaches/runs served by all New Mexico flow sites currently reported by Dreamflows.  It is sorted alphabetically by River/Stream name, then logically by River Reach/Run and Gauge Location.

Note that, in general, the flow on any given run will differ to some extent from the flow reported by its corresponding gauge, and for runs marked the difference is likely to be radical.  (The flow color-coding scheme takes these differences into account, so the color-coding is still valid even if an entry has a icon next to it).  Please consult a good white-water guidebook for information on how to estimate the actual flow on any given run.  Click on the link in the Gauge Location column for more detailed reach/run information, on the link in the Most Recent Flow column for more detailed flow information, or on in the Graph column to get a recent flow graph.  See the bottom of this page for information on color coding and special terms.

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River/Stream River Reach/Run Gauge Location
(Link Xlist)		 Most Recent Flow
(Link Report)		 Graph
Embudo Creek Embudo Creek - Near Rio Lucio to Hwy 75 Embudo Creek - Near Dixon 31 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Gila River Gila River - Grapevine to Mogollon Creek (Wilderness Run) Gila - Near Gila 64 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Gila River - Forest Road 809 to Redrock (Middle Box) Gila - Near Redrock 49 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Gila River - Redrock to Virden (Lower Box) Gila - Near Redrock 49 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Gila River - Virden to Solomon Gila - Near Redrock 49 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Brazos Rio Brazos - Above Corkins Lodge Rio Brazos - At Fishtail Road No recent data
Rio Chama Rio Chama - Upper Chama Rio Chama - Above Chama No recent data
Rio Chama - Chama to Los Ojos (Town run) Rio Chama - Near La Puente Frozen on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Chama - Los Ojos to El Vado Lake Rio Chama - Near La Puente Frozen on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Chama - Chama Canyon Rio Chama - Below El Vado Dam 100 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Chama - Chama Canyon Rio Chama - Above Abiquiu Reservoir 138 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Grande Rio Grande - Lobatos Bridge to Lee Trail (Ute Mountain) Rio Grande - Near Lobatos 806 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Grande - Lee Trail to Chiflo Campground (Razors) Rio Grande - Near Lobatos 806 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Grande - Lee Trail to Chiflo Campground (Razors) Rio Grande - Near Cerro 308 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Grande - Chiflo Campground to Dunn Bridge (Upper Taos Box) Rio Grande - Near Cerro 308 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Grande - Dunn Bridge to Taos Junction Bridge (Lower Taos Box) Rio Grande - Below Taos Junction Br 503 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Grande - Taos Junction Bridge to Pilar Rio Grande - Below Taos Junction Br 503 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
Rio Grande - Pilar to Taos County Line Rio Grande - Below Taos Junction Br 503 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
San Francisco River San Francisco River - Hot Springs to Clifton San Francisco - At Clifton 52 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm
San Francisco River - Clifton to Bonita Creek San Francisco - At Clifton 52 cfs on 12/20 at 12:00 pm

Key to colors

Note: color-coded flow ranges are very subjective, particularly with respect to craft type, so be sure to consult a guidebook before selecting a run to paddle.  Also, pay particular attention if multiple flow sites report flows for a particular reach.  If one flow site shows Green while another shows Red (say) for the same reach, look at the applicable Composite map (accessible from the Cross-Listing page) to determine which applies best.

This page uses the following color-coded flows:

 Color  Meaning 
15Dreamflows doesn't have enough information to assign an appropriate color code.
15The river/stream at the gauge is currently frozen, so no reliable flow readings are available.
15Flow is generally considered "Low".  This does not necessarily mean too low to run safely - many reaches are routinely run at flows that are generally considered "Low".
15Flow is generally considered "Good".  Note that's a hugely subjective term, depending on craft type and much else besides.  It's also a vague term: to some paddlers it means the range of "fun flows", to others the range at which they found it physically possible (though not necessarily safe or even fun) to run the river.  Dreamflows displays "fun flows" where known, otherwise whatever values are available.
15Flow is generally considered "High".  This does not necessarily mean too high to run safely - many reaches are routinely run at flows that are generally considered "High".

Key to Most Recent Flow special terms

 Term  Meaning 
 Site not operational  This site is currently not reporting data. 
 No recent data  Most recent data is more than 7 days old. 
 Equip  Gauge is experiencing an equipment malfunction. 
 ART  The reported gauge height is Above the top of the current Rating Table. 
 BRT  The reported gauge height is Below the bottom of the current Rating Table. 
 Low  The Dreamflows estimate for this flow site is below the model's lower limit. 
 High  The Dreamflows estimate for this flow site is above the model's upper limit. 

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