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Name:		Tville		Current Flow:	0.92ft Recorded on 09-10-2010 6:15:00 AM
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State:				Min Flow:	1.8ft
City:				Ideal Flow:	2.3ft
Lat, Long:				Max Flow:	3.2ft
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Gage Url:		http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ct/nwis/uv?cb_00060=on&cb_00065=on&format=gif_default&period=31&site_no=01189995
Predict Url:		none defined... find one at NOAA
Notes & Directions:		- the gauge is Farmington river at tariffville on the ct usgs page. the best levels are 1.8/1.9 on the low side, and a little above 3 ft. on the high side. My favorite levels are between 2.2 and 2.5, but either way up or down it is still good. - To get to tville, take i-91 thru Connecticut...either north or south depending on where youre coming from. Take exit 40 off 91 towards bradley airport. Once you are off 91 you will be on another multilane highway, you will pass a few exits, but keep an eye out on the right hand side for the exit for rt. 20 towards East Granby, this is the exit you want. After you get off the exit ramp you will merge onto a road and almost immediately you will come to a set of lights. Take a left at the lights onto International drive...it will be divided for a bit, then merge into a regular 2 lane road...about a mile after it merges into a regular 2 lane rd. you will see a left hand turn called Spoonville rd., take a left onto this. follow Spoonville rd. and eventually you will come to a weird 3 way stop. after you pass the 3 way stop you want your second left...it looks like it is labeled Spoonville rd.. go down the hill and you will turn and run along the river. To get to the downtime spot, watch for the first road on the right once you are running along the river (this is a landmark). About 100 ft. after the first road on the right will be this little dirt road with a fence gate on the left hand side. you will see a little northeast utilities sign on the fencepost....just drive into the road and park along the side, but make sure you are out of the way so others can come through. Here is the gage. http://ct.water.usgs.gov/rt-cgi/gen_stn_pg?station=01189995 By, Chris Towles
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