Station and Location Information:
► Latitude: 46.9038889° North (WGS1984)
► Longitude: -122.0338889° West (WGS1984)
► UTM Northing: 5194936.72 meters (NAD 1983 Zone 10N)
► UTM Easting: 573580.53 meters (NAD 1983 Zone 10N)
► Elevation: 1716 feet (523.0368 meters)
► Recording Interval: 60 minutes
Station Notes:
► The rain gage is unheated and will not accurately record in periods of ice or snow fall.
► This site records river stage only (not discharge).
► This station may experience problems during and after storm events due to extreme sediment load. Please use the gage height and discharge data with caution during these periods.
Contact Information:
This station is maintained by: USGS Washington Water Science Center.
Morageology.com interfaces with this station's data collector or other data dissemination platform - the Mount Rainier Geology group does not maintain or service the station. For more information, please contact Scott Beason.
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Nearby Stations:
1.  Carbon River Rain Gauge at Carbon River Entrance - 8.5 mi to the NE (43°)
2.  Carbon River at Near Fairfax - 8.6 mi to the N (1°)
3. Nisqually River at Near National - 10.7 mi to the SSW (192°)
4. Ashford 3W RAWS at Ashford, WA - 10.9 mi to the SSW (199°)
5. Tahoma Creek at Nisqually-Paradise Road - 13.0 mi to the SSE (150°)
6. Camp Schurman - 14.4 mi to the E (99°)
7. Kautz Creek at Kautz Helibase - 14.7 mi to the SE (145°)
8. Alder Lake Reservoir at Alder, WA - 14.8 mi to the WSW (242°)
9. Longmire at Longmire, WA - 15.0 mi to the SE (135°)
10. Camp Muir - 15.0 mi to the ESE (108°)
11. Nisqually River at Longmire - 15.1 mi to the SE (135°)
12. Paradise - 16.0 mi to the ESE (120°)
13. Sunrise Summit - 18.1 mi to the E (87°)
14. Sunrise Base - 18.4 mi to the E (88°)
15. White River at White River Bridge - 19.6 mi to the E (91°)
16. White River Rain Gage at White River Ranger Station - 22.6 mi to the E (90°)
17. Chinook Pass Summit - 24.3 mi to the E (94°)
18. Chinook Pass Base - 24.5 mi to the E (95°)
19. Ohanapecosh RAWS at Ohanapecosh Ranger Station - 24.9 mi to the ESE (118°)
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