The following streamgages have been discontinued or are being considered for discontinuation or for conversion from continuous record discharge to stage-only stations. The primary reason for these actions is the lack of funding to support the continued operation of the streamgages. Funds for these streamgages are from the U.S. Geological Survey and other Federal, State, Tribal, and local agencies. For those streamgages that have already been discontinued, extensive efforts were made to find another funding source; however, when no funding was made available the streamgages had to be discontinued. For those streamgages at risk for discontinuation, the current funding source has indicated that it can no longer fund the streamgage. Efforts are currently underway to identify another funding source for the operation of these streamgages; however, if no funding is identified, then these streamgages will have to be discontinued also. If you have questions about specific streamgages in the list below, please contact the individual identified for each State. If you have questions about the US Geological Survey National Streamflow Information Program in general please contact Mike Norris (603-226-7827; mnorris@usgs.gov) or Steve Blanchard (703-648-5629; sfblanch@usgs.gov).

Nationwide list of threatened gages
Map showing threatened gages.	AK AL   AZ CA CO FL GA HI ID IL   KS KY LA MD ME MO MT   NC NE NJ NV NY OH OK OR PA SC SD TN UT WA WI WY

FLOOD WATCH     RECENT FLOOD REPORTS Large Floods in the United States: Where They Happen and Why, U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1245 by J.E. O'Connor and J.E. Costa The World's Largest Floods, Past and Present: Their Causes and Magnitudes, U.S. Geological Survey Circular 1254 by J.E. O'Connor and J.E. Costa Summary of Significant Floods in the United States and Puerto Rico, 1994 Through 1998 Water Years by C.A. Perry Link to National Flood Summary Reports web page.

DROUGHT WATCH     RECENT DROUGHT REPORTS Hydrologic Conditions in Arizona During 1999-2004: A Historical Perspective by Jeff V. Phillips and Blakemore E. Thomas Drought Conditions in Utah During 1999-2002: A Historical Perspective by Chris D. Wilkowske, David V. Allen, and Jeff V. Phillips The Drought of 1998–2002 in North Carolina — Precipitation and Hydrologic Conditions by J. Curtis Weaver The Drought of 1998-2002: Impacts on Florida's Hydrology and Landscape by R.J. Verdi, S.A. Tomlinson, and R.L. Marella