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Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
River Conditions
 

Middle Delaware River Conditions (this recreation area)

Forecasts from the National Weather Service for river gages at:

  • Montague (north end; Milford PA/Montague NJ)
  • Tocks Island (south end; Delaware Water Gap PA)
    Move between these two gages by using the arrows for upstream/downstream near the bottom of each page.

Additional data: U.S. Geological Survey Gage at Montague NJ 

 

Upper Delaware River Conditions

National Weather Service Conditions for Upper Delaware Basin,
(Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River PA/NY,
Port Jervis NY, and Montague NJ)

Lower Delaware (and Lehigh) River Conditions

National Weather Service Conditions for Lower Delaware Basin,
(south end of the Middle Delaware River, and north end of the Lower Delaware River: Shoemakers PA, Minisink Hills PA within the recreation area; Belvidere PA; Bethlehem PA, Easton PA and the Lehigh River PA)

 

Rainfall

Daily River/Rainfall reports for entire Delaware River Basin from the National Weather Service. This includes precipitation,
stages, and temperatures.

 
Sunrise and Sunset, Moonrise and Moonset, and Twilight 
from the U.S. Naval Observatory
(Under "Form A," use "Milford PA" for the north of the park or"Stroudsburg PA" for the south of the park.)
Canoes and a life-saving ring  on a beach along a river
Bulletin (legal size):
River Map & Canoe Campsites
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Architect's aerial view of an earthen dam stretching across a wide river

Did You Know?
... that the reservoir of the proposed Tocks Island Dam would have inundated 30 miles of the Delaware River and 30,000 acres of its river valley (now part of Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.) The defeat of the dam was an early victory of the environmental movement in this country.
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Last Updated: January 14, 2012 at 14:05 MST