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Search for gauging stations using our interactive map and download metadata. Learn about the archives, the data the NRFA holds and how the data can be interpreted and used. The voice on hydrological conditions throughout the UK. Download the NRFA Peak Flow Dataset for use in WINFAP software for flood estimation.
The NRFA collates, quality controls, and archives hydrometric data from gauging station networks across the UK including the extensive networks operated by the Environment Agency (England), Natural Resources Wales, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and the Rivers Agency (Northern Ireland).
The archive provides daily average and peak flow data from over 1500 flow-measurement stations all around the country. This provides a unique, long-term perspective with direct applications for flood and drought management.
Measurements of the height (m) of water in a river, lake or coastal site taken using automatic field devices, usually every 15 mins. Information is available for 1400 river gauging stations...
The National River Flow Archive (NRFA) collates, quality controls, and archives hydrometric data from 1500 gauging stations across the UK. The NFRA underpins hydrological research and water-management activities in the UK and delivers data and expertise to a multitude of stakeholders, including the UK Government and international organisations.
The National River Flow Archive provides access to flow data for 1500 gauging stations across the UK, as well as information on the gauging stations and their catchments, including catchment statistics on land cover, geology, rainfall and altitude.
South Glamorgan (8 monitoring stations) All river level data, flood warnings, forecasts and alerts are supplied by the relevant national environmental agencies and the Met Office. State of the stats: River levels most recently updated at 3:45pm, Wednesday 18th June, current data reliability 98.9%.
From the Search Data page, you can access each station page. Full period of record daily flow datasets for all our daily flow gauging stations throughout the UK are available for download directly from the NRFA website.
Use real-time gauge station data to enhance your 1D and 2D modelling. Load gauge stations from the Hydrology+ tab. Click the View river stations dropdown, and select a gauge type from the list provided. Select a gauge station on the map and click View full info to view gauge station properties.
Gauging Stations Update. We have a "water levels" overlay in our GPS mapping app which shows you where various gauging stations, which record the water level in rivers, streams, and lakes, are located across Great Britain and lets you check the latest figures. This can be useful when planning walks, especially where you're going to have to ...