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Taiya River near Skagway

Critical Stages
16' - Action
16.5' - Flood
18' - Moderate
Major

Latest Observation

Updated: 1:00 PM AKST 12/16/25

Status: No Flooding

Stage: 12.57 ft

Flow: 0.873 kcfs

Forecast

Forecast not available for this location.

TimeStage (ft)Flow (kcfs)
1:00 PM 12/16 12.57 0.873
12:45 PM 12/16 12.58 0.882
12:30 PM 12/16 12.58 0.882
12:15 PM 12/16 12.58 0.882
12:00 PM 12/16 12.58 0.882
11:45 AM 12/16 12.58 0.882
11:30 AM 12/16 12.58 0.882
11:15 AM 12/16 12.58 0.882
11:00 AM 12/16 12.57 0.873
10:45 AM 12/16 12.58 0.882
10:30 AM 12/16 12.59 0.891
10:15 AM 12/16 12.6 0.9
8:00 AM 12/16 12.63 0.926
7:45 AM 12/16 12.65 0.944
7:30 AM 12/16 12.65 0.944
7:15 AM 12/16 12.65 0.944
7:00 AM 12/16 12.66 0.954
6:45 AM 12/16 12.65 0.944
6:30 AM 12/16 12.65 0.944
6:15 AM 12/16 12.65 0.944
6:00 AM 12/16 12.65 0.944
5:45 AM 12/16 12.66 0.954
5:30 AM 12/16 12.66 0.954
5:15 AM 12/16 12.66 0.954
5:00 AM 12/16 12.66 0.954
4:45 AM 12/16 12.67 0.963
4:30 AM 12/16 12.67 0.963
4:15 AM 12/16 12.67 0.963
4:00 AM 12/16 12.68 0.972
3:45 AM 12/16 12.68 0.972
Hydrograph for Taiya River near Skagway
20' - Possible voluntary evacuations of the area with flooding of homes. Significant flooding over Dyea Road from the bridge towards McDermott Road and over the Dyea Flats Road. There will be damage to the Dyea Historic Townsite from bank erosion and to the NPS Campground from flooding.
19' - Dyea Flats Road will flood to depths of a half foot to 1 foot. The Dyea Road from the bridge to McDermott Road will flood to depths greater than 0.5 feet and some homes will be surrounded by flood waters greater than 2 feet. The National Park Service Dyea Campground will remain closed from significant flooding.
18.5' - Flood waters will continue to inundate Dyea Road from the bridge towards McDermott Road with some homes along Dyea Road surrounded by 1 to 2 feet of water. The National Park Service Dyea Campground will remain closed from flooding.
18' - The National Park Service will close the Dyea Campground due to flooding as it becomes impassable. Flood waters will begin to inundate Dyea Road along with residents' yards from the bridge towards McDermott Road.
17.5' - The National Park Service may close the Chilkoot Trail due to flooding impacts associated with high water along the lower portions of the trail.
17' - The National Park Service advises against boating and other recreational water-based activities on the Taiya River. Trail orientation and navigation begins to become difficult and may hinder route-finding for several hundred feet. Water will be knee deep or higher in places along the lower portions of the trail.
16.5' - Portions of the first few miles of the Chilkoot Trail will begin to inundate with water to ankle depth.
16' - Portions of the Chilkoot Trail begins to inundate with water.
DateStage (ft)
Oct 13, 2022 20.11
Jul 23, 2002 19.86
Aug 13, 2021 19.64
Oct 1, 2022 19.38
Sep 8, 2013 18.98
Aug 15, 2003 18.91
Sep 26, 2022 18.84
Sep 27, 1976 18.43
Sep 13, 1975 18.35
Aug 9, 2018 18.15
Sep 30, 2015 17.93
Aug 12, 2014 17.92
Oct 8, 2023 17.78
Sep 7, 2017 17.78
Aug 17, 2009 17.69
Sep 12, 1977 17.67
Sep 21, 2019 17.64
Aug 15, 2016 17.62
Sep 27, 2017 17.59
Aug 17, 2022 17.58

Data provided by the National Weather Service.