Brazos River

States: Texas 15 active gauges

Live and historical streamflow for every active USGS gauge on the Brazos River — current discharge (CFS), gage height, and how today's flow ranks against the long-term record for this date. Latest reading 1 week ago.

Station	Discharge (CFS)	Gage Ht (ft)	Condition	Flood Stage (ft)
Brazos Rv at Richmond, TX TX	7,010	15.78	Normal	45.0 ft
Brazos Rv at San Felipe, TX TX	7,900	96.76	Normal	122.5 ft
Brazos Rv at Seymour, TX TX	20	0.98	Very Low	12.0 ft
Brazos Rv at Sh 21 near Bryan, TX TX	11,400	17.90	Normal	52.0 ft
Brazos Rv at Waco, TX TX	806	2.97	Normal	19.0 ft
Brazos Rv at Washington, TX TX	9,710	29.16	Normal	—
Brazos Rv near Aquilla, TX TX	74	6.16	Low	29.0 ft
Brazos Rv near Dennis, TX TX	203	2.38	Normal	21.0 ft
Brazos Rv near Glen Rose, TX TX	408	5.60	Normal	29.0 ft
Brazos Rv near Graford, TX TX	123	65.27	Normal	—
Brazos Rv near Hempstead, TX TX	8,800	18.81	Normal	50.0 ft
Brazos Rv near Highbank, TX TX	3,540	4.88	Normal	35.0 ft
Brazos Rv near Palo Pinto, TX TX	129	1.40	Normal	16.0 ft
Brazos Rv near Rosharon, TX TX	8,480	14.30	Normal	43.0 ft
Brazos Rv near South Bend, TX TX	9	3.26	Very Low	21.0 ft

About the Brazos River

The Brazos River is monitored by 15 active USGS stream gauges across Texas. 3 of 15 gauges are running below normal for this date. The strongest flow on the river right now is at Brazos Rv at Sh 21 near Bryan, TX (11,400 cfs).

See the glossary for how percentile rank and flow conditions are calculated from the long-term USGS record.

Data source: USGS National Water Information System