River Conditions

Several sources of streamflow and flood data exist for the Naugatuck River. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) maintains two gauges that measure streamflow and flood information – one in Thomaston and one in Beacon Falls. The USGS gauges record two streamflow measurements: ‘gauge height’ and ‘discharge.’

 

Thomaston Gauge (FEET PER SECOND):

USGS Water-data graph for site 06025500

Thomaston Gauge (HEIGHT):

USGS Water-data graph for site 06025500

Beacon Falls Gauge (FEET PER SECOND):

USGS Water-data graph for site 06025500

Beacon Falls Gauge (HEIGHT):

USGS Water-data graph for site 06025500

 

To access current (‘real-time’) or historical streamflow data at either location click the links below:

Naugatuck River at Thomaston (USGS Gauge 01206900)

Naugatuck River at Beacon Falls (USGS Gauge 01208500)

 

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) also maintains a very useful website summarizing available streamflow and flood data for the Naugatuck River at Beacon Falls.