Kathleen Macek-Rowland | Geology Reports

USGS1987

Meteorologic data for West Branch Antelope Creek stations and Canfield Lake station in west-central North Dakota, May 1982 through September 1986

Data collected at four meteorologic stations located in west-central North Dakota are presented. In the West Branch Antelope Creek area, meteorologic data were collected at one weather station and two supplemental precipitation stations. The data for West Branch Antelope Creek weather station include: Accumulated precipitation, air temperature, relative humidity, soil temperature, solar radiation, wind direction, and wind speed. In the Canfield Lake area, meteorologic data were collected at one weather station. The data for the Canfield Lake weather station include: Accumulated precipitation, air temperature, relative humidity, solar radiation, wind direction, wind run, and wind speed.

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USGS1986

Flood analysis along the Little Missouri River within and adjacent to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

The Little Missouri River flows through Theodore Roosevelt National Park t which consists of three separate units: South Unit, Elkhorn Ranch Site, and North Unit. The park is located in the Little Missouri badlands. Discharges and water-surface elevations for 100- or 500-year floods or both were computed for selected reaches along the Little Missouri River and three of its tributaries (Knutson Creek, Paddock Creek, and Squaw Creek) within and adjacent to Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The 100- and 500-year flood discharges for the Little Missouri River were determined from streamflow records. The 100-year flood discharges for the three creeks were estimated using a multiple-regression equation based on drainage area and soil-infiltration index. Water-surface elevations were determined by the step-backwater method. The effects of ice jams on water-surface elevations were estimated from streamflow records.

Water-Resources Investigations Report↗