CW3E id: MEW
CDEC id: MEW
NWS id: --
Lat/Long: 39.249700 / -123.027140
Elevation: 435m
Team Lead: [private]
Install Date: Sept. 17, 2017
Permit Expires: --
Watershed: Russian
Telemetry: Cell
Monument: Pole
Land Owners: private
Permit Type: Handshake
Site Type: Stream

Site Photo:

Site Description:

The streamflow site is located on a branch of Mewhinney Creek near the northern border of the Delbar property, just below the confluence with another tributary and near an access road. The channel bed is boulder-lined and appears stable, though there is significant vegetation and poison oak in the channel. The original stilling well, installed in September 2017, is attached to a large rock below a cascade in the middle of the channel. The new stilling well, installed in December 2021, is attached to a boulder in a pool upstream of the old site on the north bank. The staff gage was also relocated from the original location near the original stilling well to the same boulder that the new stilling well is attached to. The new gage was installed since the placement of the old gauge in an area that has a waterfall in high flows may have affected the data quality. This site is accessed via a dirt road (the lower road), approximately 2 miles past the Delbar house. The water level sensor is now telemetered as of 31 July 2024, so there is conduit and cable going up the hill next to the streamgage to a datalogger.



Sensors

TypeLabelModelSNInstalled On
Barometer--Solinst Barologger 52115115Dec. 1, 2021
Pressure transducerDownstreamSolinst Levelogger (Edge?)2073052Sept. 17, 2017
Pressure transducerUpstreamONSET MX2001-04-SS-SGET ON NEXT VISITJuly 31, 2024
Trail Camera--Spypoint Force-Pro-S2F304-10620Oct. 10, 2023


Other Equipment

TypeLabelModelSNInstalled On
Data LoggerDataloggerRX2106-900 HOBO MicroRX for HOBOnet w/ solar22066620July 31, 2024
Data LoggerWL Sensor InterfaceRXW-WL-900 HOBOnet WL Sensor Interface22054604July 31, 2024
Staff gageUpstream-----------NoneDec. 1, 2021


Funding Sources

StartEndSource
Sept. 17, 2017 -- USACE FIRO