Meramec River (Missouri), Steelville (07013000)

StateMissouriLatestHigh (1060 cfs)
RiverMeramec RiverRatingObservedEstimated
Updated2026-04-27 2:15 (53 minutes ago)Flood - The river is flooding. Obstacles can be treacherous or deadly. The river should be avoided at this stage for casual trips and definitely for the inexperienced. Trips should be attempted only with protective gear and equipment.Flood(none)2121
Discharge1060 cfs (median: 548 cfs)High - The river is high and potentially dangerous, especially for the young and / or inexperienced. Normal stream obstacles are sometimes difficult to navigate. Extended distances can be attempted, but canoe travel may not be advisable.High(none)1009
Height3.07 feetGood - Conditions are ideal for a canoe or kayak. Boats typically will drag on fewer than one-quarter of riffles, if at all, and portages are unnecessary or rare. Normal float lengths can be attempted without a problem.Good(none)543
TrendRising (falling over 24 hours)Low - River is low but can still be floated. Some riffles are okay but most come with significant dragging and might need a portage. Float lengths should be reduced to accommodate low flow, dragging, and portages.Low(none)343
USGSExternal icon USGS Site (External icon Duck Duck Go Maps)Poor - River is too low to float comfortably. Most or all riffles will drag or must be portaged and some obstacles (such as slick shelf rock) cause undue problems. Avoid the river at this stage for casual paddling trips.Poor(none)183

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Trips for Meramec River (Missouri), Steelville (07013000)

DateStartEndDistanceConditionDischargeHeightFishingDetails
Click for details2024-07-29 Riverview Access (B) MO 19 (B) Total trip distance: 5.3 miles5.3 Good 420 1.88 None NoneNone Scholten, CameronScholten, Cameron Outfitted through Rafting Co. Not very many gravel bars to stop at. Good beginner float. Fishing Spring is cool. Crowds weren't too bad, pretty good for a July Saturday. Only crowded spot was at Fishing Spring. Scenery isn't as good as the lower stretches, but less busy. Water level was good, very little scraping, 330 cfs at the Steelville Gauge.Outfitted through Rafting Co. Not very many gravel bars to stop at. Good beginner float. Fishing Spring is cool. Crowds weren't too bad, pretty good for a July Saturday. Only crowded spot was at Fishing Spring. Scenery isn't as good as the lower stretches, but less busy. Water level was good, very little scraping, 330 cfs at the Steelville Gauge. USGS Gauge Data:
Steelville (07013000)
Discharge: 420
Height: 1.88
<b>USGS Gauge Data:</b></br />Steelville (07013000)<br />Discharge: 420<br />Height: 1.88
Source: ScholtenSource: Scholten
Click for details2025-07-22 Huzzah Creek Onondaga Cave State Park Total trip distance: 3.2 miles1.7 Good 410 2.13 Poor SMBSMB Fillmore, Brian
Fillmore, Brent
Fillmore, Elizabeth
Fillmore, Rebecca
Fillmore, Skylar
Fillmore, Tina
Fillmore, Tristan
Fillmore, Vivien
Fillmore, Brian; Fillmore, Brent; Fillmore, Elizabeth; Fillmore, Rebecca; Fillmore, Skylar; Fillmore, Tina; Fillmore, Tristan; Fillmore, Vivien
Excellent trip!Excellent trip! USGS Gauge Data:
Steelville (07013000)
Discharge: 410
Height: 2.13
<b>USGS Gauge Data:</b></br />Steelville (07013000)<br />Discharge: 410<br />Height: 2.13
Source: FillmoreSource: Fillmore
Click for details2025-07-24 Huzzah Creek Onondaga Cave State Park Total trip distance: 4.3 miles1.7 Good 358 2.02 Poor NoneNone Fillmore, Brian
Fillmore, Brent
Fillmore, Elizabeth
Fillmore, Rebecca
Fillmore, Skylar
Fillmore, Tina
Fillmore, Tristan
Fillmore, Vivien
Fillmore, Brian; Fillmore, Brent; Fillmore, Elizabeth; Fillmore, Rebecca; Fillmore, Skylar; Fillmore, Tina; Fillmore, Tristan; Fillmore, Vivien
Excellent trip!Excellent trip! USGS Gauge Data:
Steelville (07013000)
Discharge: 358
Height: 2.02
<b>USGS Gauge Data:</b></br />Steelville (07013000)<br />Discharge: 358<br />Height: 2.02
Source: FillmoreSource: Fillmore
Click for details2025-08-24 Scott's Ford Indian Springs Total trip distance: 5.9 miles5.9 Good 200 1.65 None NoneNone Scholten, CameronScholten, Cameron No notes for this trip<i>No notes for this trip</i> USGS Gauge Data:
Steelville (07013000)
Discharge: 200
Height: 1.65
<b>USGS Gauge Data:</b></br />Steelville (07013000)<br />Discharge: 200<br />Height: 1.65
Source: ScholtenSource: Scholten

A total of 4 rows are displayed.

Trip Summary for Meramec River (Missouri), Steelville (07013000)

Miles14.6
Trips4
People9
Dates4
Years2
Months2
Rows4
Sources2

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Gauge Data Table

ObservationHeightDischargeMaximum
Discharge
Minimum
Discharge
Mean
Discharge
P05P10P20P25P50
(Median)
P75P80P90P95
2026-04-27 02:15 3.07 1060 11000 (2011) 134 (1954) 986 174 260 347 361 548 1060 1300 2150 3340
2026-04-27 01:15 3.00 1010 11000 (2011) 134 (1954) 986 174 260 347 361 548 1060 1300 2150 3340
2026-04-27 00:15 3.02 1030 11000 (2011) 134 (1954) 986 174 260 347 361 548 1060 1300 2150 3340
2026-04-26 23:15 3.01 1020 11000 (2011) 134 (1954) 986 174 260 347 361 548 1060 1300 2150 3340
2026-04-26 22:15 3.03 1030 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 21:15 3.04 1040 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 20:15 3.06 1060 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 19:15 3.07 1060 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 18:15 3.09 1080 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 17:15 3.11 1090 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 16:15 3.13 1110 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 15:15 3.15 1120 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 14:15 3.16 1130 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 13:15 3.19 1150 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 12:15 3.20 1160 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 11:15 3.21 1170 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 10:15 3.21 1170 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 09:15 3.21 1170 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 08:15 3.22 1170 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 07:15 3.25 1190 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 06:15 3.26 1200 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 05:15 3.27 1210 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 04:15 3.30 1230 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 03:15 3.31 1240 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 02:15 3.35 1270 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 01:15 3.35 1270 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-26 00:15 3.39 1300 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-25 23:15 3.40 1310 20000 (1947) 138 (1956) 1170 176 264 352 377 548 1020 1300 2010 3300
2026-04-25 22:15 3.44 1340 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 21:15 3.46 1360 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 20:15 3.48 1370 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 19:15 3.50 1390 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 18:15 3.52 1400 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 17:15 3.55 1430 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 16:15 3.57 1440 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 15:15 3.58 1450 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 14:15 3.59 1460 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 13:15 3.59 1460 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 12:15 3.60 1470 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 11:15 3.63 1490 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 10:15 3.64 1500 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 09:15 3.65 1510 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 08:15 3.64 1500 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 07:15 3.64 1500 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 06:15 3.63 1490 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 05:15 3.62 1480 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 04:15 3.54 1420 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 03:15 3.45 1350 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 02:15 3.27 1210 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 01:15 3.08 1070 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-25 00:15 2.98 999 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-24 23:15 2.93 966 18400 (1947) 138 (1956) 1130 178 274 356 392 587 1070 1170 2020 3290
2026-04-24 22:15 2.89 941 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 21:15 2.84 909 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 20:15 2.79 878 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 19:15 2.75 853 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 18:15 2.73 841 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 17:15 2.71 828 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 16:15 2.71 828 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 15:15 2.69 816 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 14:15 2.67 804 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 13:15 2.67 804 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 12:15 2.66 798 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 11:15 2.65 792 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 10:15 2.66 798 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 09:15 2.66 798 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 08:15 2.65 792 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 07:15 2.66 798 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 06:15 2.64 786 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 05:15 2.61 768 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 04:15 2.60 762 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 03:15 2.60 762 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 02:15 2.60 762 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 01:15 2.61 768 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-24 00:15 2.62 774 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290
2026-04-23 23:15 2.62 774 8600 (1966) 136 (1956) 1060 174 271 357 384 587 1200 1380 2120 3290

A total of 76 rows are displayed for years 1923 through 2024.