LAnguille River near Colt — Water Level & Flow
USGS gauge 07047942 reports gage height, discharge and water temperature from LAnguille River near Colt in AR. Big Buoy shows the latest reading with a 7-day hydrograph, alongside National Weather Service flood categories where they are published.
Latest reading
As of October 19, 2026 at 19:00 UTC, USGS gauge 07047942 on LAnguille River near Colt recorded gage height 2.64 ft, discharge 3 cfs, and water temperature 62°F.
The Ozarks river levels — LAnguille River near Colt is one of the gauges covered there.
Stage vs. flow — how to read a river gauge
Discharge (flow, in cubic feet per second) is comparable between gauges and is usually the better number for judging whether a river is up or down. Gage height is the water surface in feet above each gauge's own local datum, so it is local: the same 4 ft describes different rivers at two different gauges, and it is not the depth of the water. A gauge that reports nothing is shown as not reported — never as zero.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the water level on LAnguille River near Colt?
- Gage height at LAnguille River near Colt was 2.64 ft. Measured October 19, 2026 at 19:00 UTC at USGS gauge 07047942 (LAnguille River near Colt, AR). Gage height is the water surface above this gauge’s own local datum, not the depth of the river.
- What is the flow on LAnguille River near Colt?
- Discharge at LAnguille River near Colt was 3 cubic feet per second. Measured October 19, 2026 at 19:00 UTC at USGS gauge 07047942 (LAnguille River near Colt, AR). Discharge is comparable between gauges in a way gage height is not.
- What is the water temperature in LAnguille River near Colt?
- Water temperature at LAnguille River near Colt was 62°F. Measured October 19, 2026 at 19:00 UTC at USGS gauge 07047942 (LAnguille River near Colt, AR).
- Where is USGS gauge 07047942?
- LAnguille River near Colt, AR (USGS 07047942) reports from 35.145°N, 90.878°W in AR.
- How often does USGS gauge 07047942 update?
- This station records about every 15 minutes and transmits hourly, so a reading can be up to an hour old when you see it. Readings past three times the reporting interval are shown as last reported rather than as current conditions.
Data: USGS National Water Information System. Flood categories: NOAA/National Weather Service.