Maryland River Gauges
132 river gauges with NWS flood stage data in Maryland. Live water levels from USGS, updated every 15 minutes. Get push alerts when rivers rise with StormCast.
All Maryland Gauges by River
LITTLE SENECA CREEK TRIBUTARY
Antietam Creek
Atlantic Coast
Back Branch
Baisman Run
Beaver Run
Beaverdam Run
Beetree Run
Bennett Creek
Big Elk Creek
Big Pipe Creek
Bynum Run
Cabin Branch
Catoctin Creek
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Collington Branch
Conococheague Creek
Cranberry Branch
Dead Run
Dead Run Tributary
Deer Creek (MD)
East Branch Herbert Run
Eastern Bay
Foster Branch
Georges Creek
Georges Run
Grave Run
Gunpowder Falls
Gwynns Falls
Hawlings River
Honeygo Run
Hudson Branch
James Run
Jones Falls
Licking Creek
Little Falls
Little Gunpowder Falls
Little Patuxent River
Little Seneca Creek Tributary
Long Green Creek
Long Quarter Branch
Marsh Run
Mattawoman Creek
Minebank Run
Monocacy River
Morgan Run
Nassawango Creek
North Branch Potomac River
Northeast Branch Anacostia River
Northwest Branch
Northwest Branch Anacostia River
Northwest Branch Patapsco River
Other
Paint Branch
Paint Branch Tributary
Patapsco River
Patuxent River
Piney Run
Piscataway Creek
Plumtree Run
Potomac River
Savage River
Sawmill Creek
Scotts Level Branch
Seneca Creek
Severn River
Sideling Hill Creek
Sligo Creek
Soper Branch
Southwest Branch
St. Clement Creek
St. George Creek
St. Marys River
Susquehanna River
Swan Creek
Ten Mile Creek
Town Creek (MD)
Tributary to Dead Run Tributary
Turkey Branch
Unnamed Tributary
West Branch Herring Run
Western Branch
Western Run
Whitemarsh Run
Wills Creek
Winters Run
Zekiah Swamp Run
Frequently Asked Questions
How many river gauges are monitored in Maryland?
StormCast monitors 132 river gauges with NWS flood stage data in Maryland. These include USGS stream gauges and NWS forecast points on rivers and creeks across the state.
How do I get flood alerts for a Maryland river?
Download StormCast free on Google Play, go to River Gauges, and add any gauge to your watchlist. You'll receive a push notification when the water level crosses into a new NWS flood category.
How often are river levels updated?
USGS updates most gauge readings every 15 minutes. Each gauge page on this site shows live data fetched directly from USGS.