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1️⃣ The first peak streamflow estimates at this gage date back to 1871
2️⃣ It is a Federal Priority Streamgage
3️⃣ This gage measures flow entering a @usbr reservoir A U.S. Geological Survey sc...
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The answer is: USGS streamgage # 13185000, Boise River near Twin Springs, Idaho!

View the data: waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-loc…

Follow @USGS_Idaho for more on their local streamgages. Streamgage number 13185000,...
Fun fact 🧐, this gage was a semi-finalist in #GageGreatness, a bracket competition we held the spring 🥇. Through Twitter polls, people chose their favorite streamgage.

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