Alsek River at Dry Bay near Yakutat AK

USGS Site No: 15129120 • Alsek River • Yakutat City and Borough, AK

Alsek River at Dry Bay near Yakutat AK on the Alsek River is currently at 35,100 cfs (Normal — 70th percentile for this date) . Gage height: 9.09 ft.

Reading from

35,100
CFS Discharge
9.09
Gage Height (ft)
Normal
Flow Condition
N/A
Flood Status

Historical Percentile Comparison

Today's discharge compared to the long-term record for October 28 at this station. Percentile rank shows what fraction of historical years had lower flow on this date.

Percentile Label CFS Threshold Today's Flow
10th Very Low threshold 14,400
25th Low threshold 19,300
50th (Median) Normal (median) 24,700
75th High threshold 37,600 Today: 35,100 cfs
95th Very High threshold 0

30-Day Hydrograph

Recent discharge plotted against the historical 10th–95th percentile envelope for the same calendar days. Source: USGS daily values + long-term statistics.

51k 26k 0 cfs Feb 8 May 28
10th–95th historical Day-of-year median Recent discharge

30-Day Flow History

Date Discharge (CFS) Gage Ht (ft)
May 28, 2026 35,500 —
May 27, 2026 35,400 —
May 26, 2026 34,200 —
May 25, 2026 34,500 —
May 24, 2026 35,100 —
May 23, 2026 35,500 —
May 22, 2026 34,900 —
May 21, 2026 34,100 —
May 20, 2026 33,500 —
May 19, 2026 33,200 —
May 18, 2026 33,200 —
May 17, 2026 31,600 —
May 16, 2026 30,600 —
May 15, 2026 29,900 —
Feb 23, 2026 8,920 —
Feb 22, 2026 8,940 —
Feb 21, 2026 8,940 —
Feb 20, 2026 8,950 —
Feb 19, 2026 8,970 —
Feb 18, 2026 8,980 —
Feb 17, 2026 9,000 —
Feb 16, 2026 9,010 —
Feb 15, 2026 9,030 —
Feb 14, 2026 9,060 —
Feb 13, 2026 9,080 —
Feb 12, 2026 9,100 —
Feb 11, 2026 9,120 —
Feb 10, 2026 9,130 —
Feb 9, 2026 9,160 —
Feb 8, 2026 9,180 —

Station Information

USGS Site No
15129120
State
AK
Coordinates
59.1928, -138.3339
Drainage Area
11,417 mi²
Datum (ft)
33.9
HUC Code
190104042203
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Recent Extremes

Max discharge
130,000 cfs
Jul 23, 2025
Min discharge
8,920 cfs
Feb 23, 2026

Computed from the local daily-values archive.

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