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May 30, 2008

Savvy Paddlers Get Live River Info Online

From the Journal Gazette/Times-Courier (IL):

Savvy raft riders are learning to tap the Internet for water release and stream flow information before deciding whether it’s worth traveling long distances to run their favorite rivers.
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These days, the data is available to those who learn how to read it. Instruments (“gages” in government-speak) placed along rivers record how much water is flowing past and transmit numbers - updated hourly - to satellites and then to agency Web sites.

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Nial Quinn

Im a raft rider too. I always research information before i decide where im going to ride rivers.

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