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The 2009 USGS station report for South Fork Eel River near Miranda, including the historical maximum listed for the December 1964 flood.
Summary and historical context#
This annual water-data record identifies USGS station 11476500, South Fork Eel River near Miranda. Its historical-extremes section lists a maximum discharge of 199,000 cubic feet per second on 22 December 1964 and a gauge height of 46.0 feet. The report identifies floodmarks and an extended rating curve as part of the basis for those values.
The entry supplies a clearly identified historical reference for the river hub. It does not describe current conditions. Later revisions or analyses should be checked before using historical extremes for a technical comparison.
The current station display uses USGS’s modern data service and shows recent observations separately. Keeping the annual report and live feed as separate records prevents a historical maximum from appearing to be today’s measurement.
Citation and provenance#
U.S. Geological Survey. South Fork Eel River near Miranda: 2009 Water-Data Record. 2009. USGS 11476500.
Source publication or catalog. This HTML page is an explanatory reference; the linked source remains the underlying record.
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Source availability#
The original USGS annual-report PDF URL returned HTTP 404 when checked on 8 September 2026. Its bibliographic reference is retained so the historical record can still be identified. For related material, consult the USGS flood-report record and the official station page. The station’s current data are separate from the 2009 report.