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Guadalupe County · Live from official sources

Guadalupe River flow in Guadalupe County today

Live Guadalupe River and creek gauges around Seguin, the Canyon Dam release that sets flow through Lake Dunlap and Lake McQueeney, from USGS and GBRA. Updated every 15 minutes.

Page checked 3:47 a.m. Fri, Nov 13. River gauges refresh every 15 minutes. Each figure below shows the time its source reported it.

Canyon Dam release upstream

100 cfsForecasted release from Canyon Dam

Lake Dunlap and Lake McQueeney are run-of-river lakes on the Guadalupe. Their flow follows this release plus the Comal River and rain; GBRA, which operates them, posts lake notices on its site.

Source: Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, river conditions · we checked it 2:58 a.m. Fri, Nov 13

Guadalupe River and creek gauges

GaugeFlowGauge heightReading time
Guadalupe River at FM 1117 near SeguinBelow Lake Dunlap, Lake McQueeney and Seguin435 cfs12.08 ft2:15 a.m. Fri, Nov 13
Guadalupe River at Hwy 123-BR at SeguinIn Seguin (Lake Seguin pool)—-1.01 ft2:15 a.m. Fri, Nov 13
Geronimo Creek near SeguinGeronimo Creek near Seguin—3.86 ft2:00 a.m. Fri, Nov 13
Cibolo Creek near Saint HedwigCibolo Creek, eastern Guadalupe County line10 cfs10.48 ft2:15 a.m. Fri, Nov 13
Guadalupe River above Comal River at New BraunfelsUpstream in New Braunfels, feeds Lake Dunlap166 cfs2.07 ft2:45 a.m. Fri, Nov 13
Comal River at New BraunfelsUpstream in New Braunfels, feeds Lake Dunlap160 cfs3.72 ft2:45 a.m. Fri, Nov 13

Flow is in cubic feet per second (cfs). Gauge height is the water surface above each gauge’s own reference point, so heights can’t be compared between gauges. “—” means the gauge does not report that measure.

Source: U.S. Geological Survey real-time water data · we checked it 2:58 a.m. Fri, Nov 13

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Guadalupe.News reads these figures from the agencies linked beside each one and does not change them. Real-time gauge data is provisional and can be revised. For emergencies call 911; for official orders, the agency’s own page is the record.

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