what is the ultimate base level of the susquehanna river?
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Ultimate base level for the Susquehanna River or ANY river is always sea level into which it ultimately drains.
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About 4,800 feet above sea level.
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That would be a natural levee.\n\nWhen the river's water exceeds its banks, the water begins to slow down.\n\nThe slower velocity will cause the heaviest of the sediments to "fall out".\n\nSome of the sediment will be deposited on the banks of the river forming a natural levee.
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What's unique? It is glaciated, for starters. it is also part of the "Great Valley" formation running from the tip of Lake Champlain down through the Hudson Valley, Appalachians, to Georgia. Very striking feature on a topo map. \n\nThe Saranac River flows north to empty into it. That is unique. There is a lot of iron in the rocks surrounding it. Not sure if it actually has an outlet or not.
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The Chester County Water Resources Authority has developed an initiative to protect first order streams, the upstream-most perennial tributaries, in the county. First order streams are very small and have low flow volume and are, therefore, more vulnerable to pollution sources affecting water quality and quantity. The county is promoting establishment of forested riparian buffers and streambank fencing where livestock graze. Forested buffers help maintain water temperature by shading the creek and help reduce streambank erosion and nutrient runoff. Buffers also provide paths for wildlife to reach food and cover. The Brandywine Creek has 57.8% of its watershed flowing in first order streams. White Clay Creek has 45.1% of its watershed in first order streams. More information is available on the Water Resources Authority activities at http://www.chesco.org/water\n\n\nhttp://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/DEPUTATE/Watermgt/Wc/Subjects/WSNoteBks/WRAS-03H.htm
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The Snake River flows through one of the deepest gorges in the world, Hell's Canyon.\n\nThe deepest river in the US might be considered the Truckee, which drains Lake Tahoe, the second-deepest lake in the US.\n\nOtherwise I would suspect the Mississippi, but it would depend on the year and season since river level varies so much.  At its deepest it's about 200 feet deep.
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Its very high.Go ahead
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Impossible to answer. No one has ever counted them all and how do you define a river? Here what we define as a river may de called a creek over there.\n\nGod is the only one I know who truely knows the answer to this question.\n\nThe answer would be in the 100,000's though.
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According to the USGS web site,\n\nThe elevation above mean sea level for Elderton, PA is 1270 feet or 378 meters.
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I found one in Meadeville, PA (there is an e-mail contact on the web page) - I hope they have the National Commander's info. I have linked the site below.
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1) Farmington River especially in people forest state park area\n2) Housitonic River Near Housitonic meadows camp grounds\n3) Naugatuck River from Torrington down to Beacon Falls\n\nAll three have catch and release area as well as areas where taking trout is permissible, check the regs before you fish :)
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find a mountain, hill, or other land area that is elevated, that collects water.\n\nDig a trench, or path, so the extra water flows through it.\n\nMake sure the path you dig goes into another body of water, like a pond, lake, or other water area.
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I have never heard of the term.  I would guess that it is the distance from the furthest portion of a tributary area to the outlet of the area.
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Mammoth officially lists there current base depth at 15-17 feet, with more snow forcasted for this week.  If you want up to date listings please look at http://www.mammothmountain.com/ for the most accurate and recent information available.
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Certainly not an active one that I know about.  It would be really wierd to have one in Port Deposit, since it's right on the shores of the Susquehanna River.\n\nThis area is not known for being geologically active.  Most of that is farther to the west in the Appalachians.
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Depth of the river is 449 metres at sea level
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I don't know what you are bringing on your visit. Some places would require a boat. A good place is just south of muncie off st rd 3 toward new castle. A lake called summit lake. there is plenty of places for bank fishing as when as a ramp. This is idle speed only. at the same exit as summit there is a small state owned property called province pond. Its a little growed up for bank fishing but a small ramp for small boats. This is trolling motors only. East of muncie is prairie creek resevour, bigger lake with unlimited speed.