No. 63 · published Aug 18, 2026
RiverDates
RiverDates shows how a US river is running right now against every year on record for the same calendar date, for anyone planning a float. Its 229 gauges were hand-picked from thousands — most rivers have a dozen, only one or two sit on floatable water — and it refuses to ever call a river safe.
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A cream page marked with faint concentric ripples behind the header, set in deep teal — a palette taken from river water rather than the usual outdoor-recreation greens. Under a single search field, twelve river cards each carry the state, the exact reach (‘Canyon Dam tailrace from Sattler through the Horseshoe Loop’) and the fullest and leanest months on one line, so a reader can scan for a match without clicking through. Copy sits in a narrow left-aligned measure, and the long run of common questions at the foot is set as plain prose rather than accordions — a quiet signal that the answers are meant to be read.
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