Table 4. \-- List of reference numbers, streams, and locations of
miscellaneous streamflow measurements made by the U.S. Geological
Survey, description of the Elwha-Morse Watershed. Since 1898. Data for
tables 4 and 5 from Veatch (1964), Drost (1983), and Williams and others
(1989).

1\. Idaho Creek at Elwha River:

> 2 miles southeast of Hurricane Hill Lookout.

2\. Little River at Elwha River:

> Olympic Hot Springs road crossing, 1000 feet above mouth and 7 miles
> southwest of Port Angeles.

3\. Indian Creek at Elwha River:

Near mouth.

4\. Indian Creek at Elwha River:

> Clallam County at U.S. Highway 101 crossing, 0.3 miles below Lake
> Sutherland outlet, and 1.3 miles southeast of Maple Grove.

5\. Elwha River at Strait of Juan de Fuca:

> Below Indian Creek.

6\. Elwha River at Strait of Juan de Fuca:

> Below Olympic power plant at gaging station "near Port Angeles."

7\. Elwha River at Strait of Juan de Fuca:

> On right bank, ½ mile upstream from Little River, 7 miles upstream
> from mouth, and 8 miles southwest of Port Angeles.

8\. Elwha River at Strait of Juan de Fuca:

> At gaging station "at McDonald Bridge, near Port Angeles."

9\. Elwha River at Strait of Juan de Fuca:

> At power plant.

10\. Elwha River at Strait of Juan de Fuca:

> 1.8 miles downstream from power plant, 3.1 miles upstream from mouth,
> at gaging station "below diversion, near Port Angeles."

11\. Elwha River at Strait of Juan de Fuca:

> ½ mile downstream from State Highway 112 crossing, 5.3 mi. west of
> Port Angeles City Hall, and at river mile 3.85.

12\. Port Angeles Industrial Canal at Elwha River (diverts from the
right bank):

At road bridge and staff gage just below railroad bridge.

13\. Unnamed tributary *(locally known as Bosco Creek)* at Elwha West
Slough:

At road crossing 2.1 miles northwest of Port Angeles City Limits.

**Table 4.** \-- List of reference numbers, streams, and locations of
miscellaneous stream flow measurements made by the U.S. Geological
Survey, beginning 1898, for the Elwha-Morse Creek Watershed *\--
Continued*

14\. Tumwater Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

At small wooden bridge, 1,000 ft. above mouth, in Port Angeles.

15\. Tumwater Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

At concrete culvert 500 feet above mouth, at Port Angeles.

16\. East Valley Creek at Valley Creek:

> Center of south line of NW ¼, sec. 15, T30N, R6W, at Hister Road
> crossing, ¾ mile south of Port Angeles.

17\. East Valley Creek at Valley Creek:

Above earth dam, 1.7 miles south of Port Angeles City Limits.

18\. East Valley Creek at Valley Creek:

> 300 feet below earth dam 1.7 miles south of Port Angeles City Limits.

Remarks: Data values for measurement on 1/15/61 was caused by dam
failure.

19\. Valley Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

200 feet above culvert, 500 feet above mouth, at Port Angeles.

20\. Ennis Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

> At railroad bridge at Rayonier Company plant at Port Angeles.

21\. Ennis Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

> At road crossing, 1 mile above mouth, 1 mile east of Port Angeles, at
> gaging station "near Port Angeles."

22\. Ennis Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

> At Heart O the Hills road crossing, at Heart O the Hills campground
> 4.5 miles south of Port Angeles.

23\. White Creek at Ennis Creek:

At U.S. Highway 101 crossing, at east city limits of Port Angeles.

24\. Lees Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

> At U.S. Highway 101, (at crest-stage gage "at Port Angeles").

25\. Lees Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

> At U.S. Highway 101 crossing, 2 miles east of Port Angeles.

26\. Morse Creek at the Straits of Juan de Fuca:

Near U.S. Highway 101 crossing, 4 miles east of Port Angeles.

27\. Dry Creek at Strait of Juan de Fuca:

At State Highway 9A.

**Table 4.** \-- List of reference numbers, streams, and locations of
miscellaneous stream flow measurements made by the U.S. Geological
Survey, beginning 1898, for the Elwha-Morse Creek Watershed *\--
Continued*

28\. Peabody Creek at Port Angeles Harbor:

At culvert 2 blocks east of Lincoln Street, ¼ mile above mouth, in Port
Angeles.