How high does the river near my BC property get?

The Water Survey of Canada measures BC's rivers at hundreds of gauges, and keeps each year's highest flow. A report gives the record of the gauge on a named river within 25 km of a lot by that river: the median year, the highest on record with its date, and the last ten.

683 Water Survey of Canada gauges in 188 places have 5 or more years of yearly peak flows, read 2026-10-11; a report gives the nearest one on a river by the lot. The places, by name.

The report opens at this answer, with the lot drawn on the map and every other check alongside. A PID (on the tax notice or title) always finds the lot; an address works when it's an exact match.

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What the answer means

What a yearly peak is: The highest flow the gauge measured in the year, in cubic metres a second, usually in the spring melt in the Interior and in autumn and winter rains on the coast. Years the gauge didn't run, or didn't catch the peak, are left out.
What it isn't: The gauge's yearly peak is the highest flow it measured each year, in cubic metres a second, from the Water Survey of Canada's record (HYDAT). It is the river's record at the gauge, not a flood line or a water level at this lot: a lot upstream or downstream, higher on the bank or behind a dike floods differently, and years the gauge didn't run or didn't record a peak are missing. The local government's flood mapping and flood construction level say what applies to the lot.
A recent record: A gauge whose highest flow came in the last few years, as many in the southern Interior did on November 15, 2021, is a reason to ask the local government whether its flood mapping and flood construction level were set before or after it.
Which gauge: The nearest gauge on a river or stream of the same name, with 5 or more years of peaks. A lake gauge gives the lake's yearly high water instead, on the gauge's datum.

The figures are HYDAT's, counted by us per gauge. Rivers differ in size, so places are listed, never ranked; a gauge says what the river did where it stands, not what it would do at a lot. Confirm with the local government about flood mapping and the flood construction level before you buy or build.

Source: HYDAT: annual instantaneous peak flows, Water Survey of Canada, Environment and Climate Change Canada (Open Government Licence – Canada).

By place

683 Water Survey of Canada gauges in 188 BC places have 5 or more years of yearly peak flows. Listed by place and gauge, never ranked: a big river's ordinary year outruns a creek's flood.

Place	Gauges: years of yearly peaks, the median peak and the highest on record
Abbotsford	Fishtrap Creek at International Boundary (08MH153) 36 yearly peaks, 1988 to 2024; median 7.8 m³/s; highest 10.4 m³/s on March 12, 2007, and again in 2009 and 2022 Sumas River near Huntingdon (08MH029) 62 yearly peaks, 1953 to 2024; median 30 m³/s; highest 55.8 m³/s on February 2, 2020 (estimated)
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area A	Carnation Creek at 150 M Contour (08HB069, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1980 to 1998; median 8.1 m³/s; highest 34.9 m³/s on January 3, 1984 Carnation Creek at the Mouth (08HB048) 46 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2023; median 24.6 m³/s; highest 65.1 m³/s on January 3, 1984
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area B	Ash River below Moran Creek (08HB023) 60 yearly peaks, 1960 to 2025; median 230 m³/s; highest 620 m³/s on January 15, 1961 Bear Creek at Bryson Road (08HB043, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1994 to 1998; median 4.2 m³/s; highest 4.7 m³/s on March 18, 1997, and again in 1998
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area C	Bedwell River above Ursus Creek (08HC004, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1991 to 1998; median 224 m³/s; highest 251 m³/s on November 19, 1991 Tofino Creek near the Mouth (08HB086) 26 yearly peaks, 1996 to 2024; median 208 m³/s; highest 408 m³/s on January 27, 2016 (estimated)
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area D	Ash River near Great Central (08HB016, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1959 to 1966; median 177 m³/s; highest 524 m³/s on February 6, 1963 Sproat River near Alberni (08HB008) 27 yearly peaks, 1990 to 2024; median 210 m³/s; highest 304 m³/s on December 11, 2014 Stamp River near Great Central (08HB009, no longer running) 41 yearly peaks, 1958 to 1999; median 260 m³/s; highest 408 m³/s on November 5, 1975
Alberni-Clayoquot, Electoral Area E	Somass River near Alberni (08HB017) 36 yearly peaks, 1958 to 2025; median 708 m³/s; highest 1,150 m³/s on January 15, 1961
Barriere	Barriere River at the Mouth (08LB020) 23 yearly peaks, 1995 to 2025; median 96.9 m³/s; highest 176 m³/s on June 1, 1997
Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area A	Bulkley River at Quick (08EE004) 21 yearly peaks, 2002 to 2024; median 560 m³/s; highest 967 m³/s on May 28, 2011 Bulkley River near Smithers (08EE005) 16 yearly peaks, 2009 to 2024; median 809 m³/s; highest 1,140 m³/s on May 28, 2011 Goathorn Creek near Telkwa (08EE008) 56 yearly peaks, 1961 to 2024; median 16.1 m³/s; highest 51.5 m³/s on September 29, 1988 (estimated) M3 Creek near Smithers (08EF006) 16 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2024; median 1.7 m³/s; highest 5.1 m³/s on May 31, 2011 (estimated) Simpson Creek at the Mouth (08EE012) 46 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2024; median 3.1 m³/s; highest 9.6 m³/s on September 29, 1988 (estimated) Telkwa River below Tsai Creek (08EE020) 47 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2024; median 86.1 m³/s; highest 264 m³/s on October 10, 1991 (estimated)
Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area B	Maxan Creek above Bulkley Lake (08EE018, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1979; median 30.3 m³/s; highest 36.8 m³/s on May 6, 1976 Pinkut Creek near Tintagel (08EC004) 54 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 32.4 m³/s; highest 107 m³/s on May 23, 2011 Twain Creek Tributary near Babine Lake (08EC014) 16 yearly peaks, 2000 to 2021; median 1.8 m³/s; highest 3.4 m³/s on May 7, 2006
Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area C	Driftwood River above Kastberg Creek (08JD006) 41 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 71.6 m³/s; highest 151 m³/s on June 6, 2007, and again in 2017 Kazchek Creek near the Mouth (08JE005, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1980 to 1989; median 36.8 m³/s; highest 45.8 m³/s on May 22, 1984 Nation River near Fort St. James (07ED001) 40 yearly peaks, 1941 to 2024; median 340 m³/s; highest 708 m³/s on June 11, 1964 Omineca River above Osilinka River (07EC002) 47 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2024; median 602 m³/s; highest 1,090 m³/s on June 7, 2007 Stuart River near Fort St. James (08JE001) 39 yearly peaks, 1987 to 2025; median 323 m³/s; highest 549 m³/s on June 18, 1997 Tsilcoh River near the Mouth (08JE004) 44 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2024; median 29.4 m³/s; highest 81.4 m³/s on April 24, 2020 (estimated)
Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area D	Nechako River below Cheslatta Falls (08JA017) 43 yearly peaks, 1980 to 2024; median 293 m³/s; highest 636 m³/s on July 27, 2007 Stellako River at Glenannan (08JB002) 45 yearly peaks, 1980 to 2025; median 55.7 m³/s; highest 191 m³/s on June 10, 2007
Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area E	Eutsuk River at Outlet of Eutsuk Lake (08JA028, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1993 to 2012; median 146 m³/s; highest 257 m³/s on June 21, 2007 Laventie Creek near the Mouth (08JA015) 42 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2023; median 67.5 m³/s; highest 266 m³/s on November 1, 1978 Macivor Creek near the Mouth (08JA016, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1995; median 7.7 m³/s; highest 12.2 m³/s on May 31, 1980 Nadina River at Outlet of Nadina Lake (08JB008) 30 yearly peaks, 1991 to 2024; median 33.5 m³/s; highest 86.3 m³/s on May 27, 2011 North Beach Creek above Allin Creek (08JB013) 15 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2022; median 0.7 m³/s; highest 2.2 m³/s on May 15, 2008, and again in 2018 Tahtsa River near Ootsa Lake (08JA005, no longer running) 18 yearly peaks, 1932 to 1952; median 217 m³/s; highest 317 m³/s on June 20, 1950 Tetachuck River near Ootsa Lake (08JA004, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1931 to 1952; median 152 m³/s; highest 227 m³/s on June 22, 1937 Van Tine Creek near the Mouth (08JA014, no longer running) 29 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2005; median 10.2 m³/s; highest 29.7 m³/s on April 26, 1977 Whitesail Middle Creek near Tahtsa Reach (08JA029) 14 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2023; median 1.7 m³/s; highest 5.2 m³/s on October 22, 2000 Whitesail River near Ootsa Lake (08JA003, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1932 to 1952; median 110 m³/s; highest 150 m³/s on June 21, 1950
Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area F	Corkscrew Creek near the Mouth (08JC017, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2007; median 5.3 m³/s; highest 11.8 m³/s on May 15, 1997
Bulkley-Nechako, Electoral Area G	Babine River at Outlet of Nilkitkwa Lake (08EC013) 49 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 127 m³/s; highest 265 m³/s on June 4, 1997 Morice River near Houston (08ED002) 60 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 245 m³/s; highest 394 m³/s on June 17, 1969 Nanika River at Outlet of Kidprice Lake (08ED001) 50 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2024; median 129 m³/s; highest 354 m³/s on October 25, 2017 (estimated) Richfield Creek near Topley (08EE009, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1965 to 1974; median 17.5 m³/s; highest 23.1 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Skeena River above Babine River (08EB005) 38 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 2,190 m³/s; highest 3,260 m³/s on October 9, 1974 (estimated) Thautil Corner Creek near Morice Lake (08ED004) 17 yearly peaks, 2000 to 2024; median 2.5 m³/s; highest 4.5 m³/s on June 10, 2002
Burnaby	Brunette River at Sapperton (08MH026, no longer running) 34 yearly peaks, 1934 to 1970; median 33.4 m³/s; highest 83 m³/s on January 19, 1968 Brunette River near Buena Vista (08MH021, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1928 to 1935; median 19.4 m³/s; highest 64.3 m³/s on January 24, 1935 Still Creek at Burnaby (08MH061, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1958 to 1977; median 14.8 m³/s; highest 53.8 m³/s on December 14, 1959
Burns Lake	Endako River at Outlet of Burns Lake (08JB012, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2004; median 14.7 m³/s; highest 53.1 m³/s on May 16, 1997
Cache Creek	Bonaparte River below Cache Creek (08LF002) 50 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2025; median 23.6 m³/s; highest 88.7 m³/s on June 16, 1990
Campbell River	Campbell River near Campbell River (08HD003, no longer running) 49 yearly peaks, 1950 to 2021; median 344 m³/s; highest 835 m³/s on November 15, 1953 Quinsam River near Campbell River (08HD005) 42 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 68.2 m³/s; highest 125 m³/s on December 24, 2010
Cariboo, Electoral Area B	Cottonwood River near Cinema (08KE009, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1958 to 1998; median 214 m³/s; highest 362 m³/s on May 15, 1997
Cariboo, Electoral Area C	Bowron River near Wells (08KD001, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1995; median 38.9 m³/s; highest 59.7 m³/s on June 13, 1990 Little Swift River at the Mouth (08KE024) 47 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 27.3 m³/s; highest 64.9 m³/s on May 23, 2014 (estimated) Quesnel River near Quesnel (08KH006) 30 yearly peaks, 1992 to 2024; median 819 m³/s; highest 1,100 m³/s on June 23, 2022
Cariboo, Electoral Area D	Fraser River near Marguerite (08MC018) 54 yearly peaks, 1951 to 2024; median 4,645 m³/s; highest 6,540 m³/s on June 20, 2012 Sheridan Creek above Mcleese Lake (08MC045) 21 yearly peaks, 2000 to 2024; median 5 m³/s; highest 10.5 m³/s on April 20, 2020 (estimated)
Cariboo, Electoral Area E	San Jose River above Borland Creek (08MC040) 29 yearly peaks, 1984 to 2024; median 6.1 m³/s; highest 36.2 m³/s on April 23, 2020
Cariboo, Electoral Area F	Borland Creek above Valley Creek (08MC049) 5 yearly peaks, 2020 to 2024; median 4.8 m³/s; highest 32.3 m³/s on April 22, 2020 (estimated) Borland Creek below Valley Creek (08MC039, no longer running) 25 yearly peaks, 1984 to 2010; median 3.3 m³/s; highest 16.1 m³/s on April 19, 2009 Camp Creek near the Mouth (08KH029, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2013; median 0.6 m³/s; highest 2 m³/s on June 17, 2012 (estimated) Cariboo River below Kangaroo Creek (08KH003, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1994; median 396 m³/s; highest 554 m³/s on June 2, 1986 Coldspring Creek near 950 M Contour (08MC044, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1990 to 1995; median 3.3 m³/s; highest 5.4 m³/s on April 5, 1994 Horsefly River above Mckinley Creek (08KH010) 54 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2024; median 114 m³/s; highest 224 m³/s on July 8, 1999 Horsefly River above Quesnel Lake (08KH031) 15 yearly peaks, 2006 to 2024; median 179 m³/s; highest 257 m³/s on June 8, 2022 Knife Creek above Diversions (08MC047, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1988 to 1995; median 0.9 m³/s; highest 1.6 m³/s on May 30, 1991 Knife Creek at 141 Mile House (08MC014, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1986 to 1993; median 1.4 m³/s; highest 4.3 m³/s on April 21, 1991 Mackay River at the Mouth (08KH022, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1985; median 37.4 m³/s; highest 41 m³/s on May 26, 1981 Mckinley Creek below Outlet of Mckinley Lake (08KH020) 58 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2025; median 24.1 m³/s; highest 51.1 m³/s on May 26, 1985 Mitchell River at Outlet of Mitchell Lake (08KH014, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1962 to 1982; median 47 m³/s; highest 63.7 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Moffat Creek near Horsefly (08KH019) 45 yearly peaks, 1968 to 2024; median 24.9 m³/s; highest 46.5 m³/s on May 18, 1982 Penfold Creek near the Mouth (08KH030) 25 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2024; median 39.1 m³/s; highest 49.7 m³/s on June 17, 2012 Quesnel River at Likely (08KH001) 34 yearly peaks, 1988 to 2025; median 382 m³/s; highest 597 m³/s on July 11, 1999 Rudy Creek below Sandy Lake (08KH028, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2003; median 0.2 m³/s; highest 0.5 m³/s on April 27, 1997, and again in 1999
Cariboo, Electoral Area G	Forbes Creek near the Mouth (08MC041, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1985 to 1991; median 0.6 m³/s; highest 19.3 m³/s on June 4, 1990
Cariboo, Electoral Area H	Bridge Creek near 100 Mile House (08LA005, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1989 to 1995; median 7.5 m³/s; highest 21.6 m³/s on June 18, 1990
Cariboo, Electoral Area I	Baezaeko River at Lot 10262 (08KG003, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1995; median 12.2 m³/s; highest 25.6 m³/s on May 11, 1976 Charleson Creek at the Mouth (08KG004, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1980; median 2.5 m³/s; highest 5.8 m³/s on May 6, 1979 Nazko River above Michelle Creek (08KF001) 22 yearly peaks, 1965 to 1994; median 35.1 m³/s; highest 115 m³/s on April 29, 1965
Cariboo, Electoral Area J	Chilko River at Outlet of Chilko Lake (08MA002) 92 yearly peaks, 1931 to 2025; median 135 m³/s; highest 210 m³/s on June 21, 1969 Dean River below Tanswanket Creek (08FC003) 51 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 102 m³/s; highest 266 m³/s on June 2, 2011 Dean River near Anahim Lake (08FC005, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2006; median 5.6 m³/s; highest 12.4 m³/s on April 26, 1999 Homathko River at Inlet to Tatlayoko Lake (08GD008) 43 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2025; median 8.9 m³/s; highest 25.1 m³/s on September 26, 2010 Homathko River below Nostetuko River (08GD009, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1994; median 207 m³/s; highest 235 m³/s on August 10, 1990 (estimated) Homathko River below Nude Creek (08GD005, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1963 to 1994; median 234 m³/s; highest 609 m³/s on October 7, 1984 (estimated) Lingfield Creek near the Mouth (08MA006) 46 yearly peaks, 1975 to 2025; median 9.1 m³/s; highest 29.3 m³/s on June 6, 2007 Mosley Creek near Dumbell Lake (08GD007, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1963 to 1994; median 225 m³/s; highest 353 m³/s on October 8, 1984 Taseko River at Outlet of Taseko Lakes (08MA003) 39 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2024; median 161 m³/s; highest 259 m³/s on June 25, 1991
Cariboo, Electoral Area K	Big Creek above Groundhog Creek (08MB006) 48 yearly peaks, 1975 to 2024; median 45.1 m³/s; highest 169 m³/s on July 15, 1999 Big Creek below Graveyard Creek (08MB007) 46 yearly peaks, 1975 to 2024; median 20.6 m³/s; highest 50.8 m³/s on July 14, 1999 Chilcotin River below Big Creek (08MB005, no longer running) 46 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2017; median 334 m³/s; highest 699 m³/s on June 28, 1991 Chilko River near Redstone (08MA001) 92 yearly peaks, 1928 to 2024; median 299 m³/s; highest 510 m³/s on June 28, 1991 Dash Creek above Churn Creek (08MD035) 20 yearly peaks, 2002 to 2024; median 7.3 m³/s; highest 17.7 m³/s on July 7, 2019 (estimated) Gaspard Creek below Outlet of Gaspard Lake (08MD032, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1982 to 1993; median 1.2 m³/s; highest 12.4 m³/s on June 28, 1991 Groundhog Creek above Big Creek (08MB009, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1989 to 1994; median 2.6 m³/s; highest 7.6 m³/s on June 20, 1994 Meldrum Creek below Mctaggart Lake (08MC043, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1986 to 1994; median 0.1 m³/s; highest 1.1 m³/s on June 30, 1991 (estimated)
Cariboo, Electoral Area L	Bridge Creek at Outlet of Horse Lake (08LA020, no longer running) 20 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1996; median 5 m³/s; highest 15.4 m³/s on June 21, 1990 Bridge Creek below Deka Creek (08LA027) 25 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2024; median 5.1 m³/s; highest 17.3 m³/s on May 7, 2020 Windy Creek above Jim Creek (08LA028, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2013; median 7.8 m³/s; highest 14.5 m³/s on May 24, 1999
Central Coast, Electoral Area A	Nascall River near Ocean Falls (08FC002, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1947 to 1951; median 663 m³/s; highest 923 m³/s on October 25, 1947
Central Coast, Electoral Area C	Atnarko River near the Mouth (08FB006) 56 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2024; median 172 m³/s; highest 340 m³/s on January 24, 1968 Bella Coola River above Burnt Bridge Creek (08FB007, no longer running) 44 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2009; median 397 m³/s; highest 828 m³/s on January 23, 1968 Bella Coola River above Hammer Creek (08FB011) 13 yearly peaks, 2012 to 2025; median 471 m³/s; highest 622 m³/s on June 17, 2012 Nusatsum River near Hagensborg (08FB005, no longer running) 27 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1995; median 136 m³/s; highest 318 m³/s on September 29, 1988 (estimated) Salloomt River near Hagensborg (08FB004) 54 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2024; median 79.1 m³/s; highest 241 m³/s on December 16, 1980
Central Coast, Electoral Area E	Clayton Falls Creek near the Mouth (08FB009, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1980 to 1995; median 75.9 m³/s; highest 123 m³/s on September 8, 1982
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area A	Duck Creek near Wynndel (08NH016) 46 yearly peaks, 1947 to 2025; median 5.1 m³/s; highest 14.8 m³/s on May 26, 1948
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area B	Arrow Creek near Erickson (08NH084) 38 yearly peaks, 1980 to 2025; median 15.2 m³/s; highest 30.2 m³/s on May 29, 1983 Goat River near Erickson (08NH004, no longer running) 23 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1994; median 219 m³/s; highest 377 m³/s on June 17, 1974 Sullivan Creek near Canyon (08NH115) 35 yearly peaks, 1986 to 2024; median 0.5 m³/s; highest 1.4 m³/s on May 24, 1999, and again in 2002 and 2006 and 2008 and 2010 and 2011 and 2012 and 2013 and 2017 and 2018 Thompson Creek near Kitchener (08NH085, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1982; median 0.7 m³/s; highest 1 m³/s on April 29, 1980, and again in 1981 and 1982
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area C	Corn Creek near Creston (08NH068, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1948 to 1955; median 29.3 m³/s; highest 45 m³/s on May 19, 1954 Summit Creek near Creston (08NH100, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1947 to 1955; median 78.5 m³/s; highest 142 m³/s on June 23, 1955
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area D	Argenta Creek near Argenta (08NH051, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1979 to 1986; median 0.2 m³/s; highest 0.3 m³/s on June 25, 1982, and again in 1983 and 1984 and 1985 and 1986 Carney Creek below Pambrun Creek (08NH131, no longer running) 31 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2004; median 35.4 m³/s; highest 58.4 m³/s on October 21, 2003 Coffee Creek near Ainsworth (08NH101, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1988 to 1992; median 20 m³/s; highest 21.9 m³/s on June 15, 1989, and again in 1991 Duncan River below B.B. Creek (08NH119) 62 yearly peaks, 1963 to 2025; median 376 m³/s; highest 742 m³/s on July 12, 1983 (estimated) Duncan River below Lardeau River (08NH118) 61 yearly peaks, 1963 to 2025; median 422 m³/s; highest 855 m³/s on March 3, 1969 Fry Creek below Carney Creek (08NH130, no longer running) 37 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2012; median 144 m³/s; highest 250 m³/s on May 28, 1986 Kaslo River below Kemp Creek (08NH005) 50 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2025; median 88.6 m³/s; highest 252 m³/s on June 24, 1988 Keen Creek below Kyawats Creek (08NH132) 48 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 27.2 m³/s; highest 68.2 m³/s on July 1, 2012 Lardeau River at Marblehead (08NH007) 53 yearly peaks, 1963 to 2025; median 282 m³/s; highest 422 m³/s on June 11, 1972
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area E	Anderson Creek near Nelson (08NJ130) 41 yearly peaks, 1980 to 2025; median 0.8 m³/s; highest 2.9 m³/s on May 22, 2002, and again in 2006 Five Mile Creek above City Intake (08NJ168, no longer running) 31 yearly peaks, 1983 to 2014; median 13.4 m³/s; highest 24.8 m³/s on May 20, 2006 Laird Creek near Balfour (08NJ019, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1993 to 1998; median 4.3 m³/s; highest 5.9 m³/s on July 6, 1996 Redfish Creek near Harrop (08NJ061) 46 yearly peaks, 1968 to 2024; median 8.7 m³/s; highest 15 m³/s on July 1, 2012 Sandy Creek above Relkoff Diversion (08NJ167, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1987 to 1998; median 1.2 m³/s; highest 1.6 m³/s on May 13, 1993
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area F	Duhamel Creek above Diversions (08NJ026) 26 yearly peaks, 1995 to 2025; median 8.7 m³/s; highest 20.2 m³/s on May 20, 2008
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area G	Hidden Creek near the Mouth (08NE114) 48 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2025; median 14.6 m³/s; highest 39.6 m³/s on April 29, 1980 Salmo River near Salmo (08NE074) 73 yearly peaks, 1949 to 2025; median 254 m³/s; highest 474 m³/s on May 31, 2020 (estimated)
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area H	Lemon Creek above South Lemon Creek (08NJ160) 42 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2024; median 37.5 m³/s; highest 90.6 m³/s on June 18, 1974 Slocan River near Crescent Valley (08NJ013) 90 yearly peaks, 1933 to 2025; median 430 m³/s; highest 719 m³/s on June 7, 1961
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area J	Deer Creek at Deer Park (08NE087) 21 yearly peaks, 2001 to 2024; median 9.9 m³/s; highest 21.5 m³/s on May 20, 2006
Central Kootenay, Electoral Area K	Barnes Creek near Needles (08NE077, no longer running) 65 yearly peaks, 1951 to 2019; median 38.5 m³/s; highest 66.2 m³/s on May 20, 2006, and again in 2013 Inonoaklin Creek above Valley Creek (08NE110) 35 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2025; median 40 m³/s; highest 79.1 m³/s on May 30, 1997 Kuskanax Creek at 1040 M Contour (08NE117, no longer running) 23 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1996; median 48.1 m³/s; highest 79.1 m³/s on June 29, 1984 Kuskanax Creek near Nakusp (08NE006) 38 yearly peaks, 1968 to 2016; median 111 m³/s; highest 787 m³/s on June 2, 1968
Central Okanagan	Belgo Creek below Hilda Creek (08NM232) 48 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2024; median 4.8 m³/s; highest 19.8 m³/s on May 6, 2017 (estimated) Belgo Creek near the Mouth (08NM225, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1982; median 11.8 m³/s; highest 15.4 m³/s on May 21, 1981 Bulman Creek at the Mouth (08NM145, no longer running) 35 yearly peaks, 1968 to 2004; median 0.8 m³/s; highest 2.7 m³/s on July 11, 1997 Daves Creek near Rutland (08NM137, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1986; median 1.3 m³/s; highest 3.1 m³/s on May 10, 1975 Hydraulic Creek near the Mouth (08NM010, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1982; median 2 m³/s; highest 2.3 m³/s on April 24, 1981, and again in 1982 Klo Creek at Mcculloch Road (08NM226, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1982; median 7.5 m³/s; highest 35.7 m³/s on May 25, 1981 Loch Katrine Creek at Outlet of Graystoke Lake (08NM229, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1998; median 4.5 m³/s; highest 6.9 m³/s on June 24, 1990 Mission Creek above Pearson Creek (08NM233, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1982; median 52.6 m³/s; highest 58.6 m³/s on July 2, 1982 Oyama Creek above Wood Lake Irrigation Intake (08NM048, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1986; median 1.5 m³/s; highest 2.8 m³/s on May 19, 1982 Pearson Creek near the Mouth (08NM172) 19 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2024; median 11.9 m³/s; highest 17.4 m³/s on June 18, 1976, and again in 1982 Vernon Creek at Outlet of Swalwell Lake (08NM022, no longer running) 29 yearly peaks, 1968 to 1996; median 3.8 m³/s; highest 7.9 m³/s on May 26, 1974 Vernon Creek below Arda Dam (08NM175, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1979; median 3.7 m³/s; highest 6.8 m³/s on May 13, 1976
Central Okanagan West	Esperon Creek near Kelowna (08NM139) 16 yearly peaks, 1966 to 2024; median 2.2 m³/s; highest 4 m³/s on May 20, 1968, and again in 1971 Greata Creek near the Mouth (08NM173) 50 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2023; median 0.6 m³/s; highest 2.5 m³/s on May 16, 1997 Lambly Creek above Terrace Creek (08NM165) 27 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2024; median 6.8 m³/s; highest 13.7 m³/s on May 29, 1972 Lambly Creek below Bald Range Creek (08NM166, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1982; median 23.2 m³/s; highest 39.1 m³/s on May 29, 1972 Peachland Lake Reservoir Outflow (08NM202, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1982; median 0.9 m³/s; highest 1.3 m³/s on May 15, 1975, and again in 1976 and 1978 and 1980 and 1982 Shorts Creek at the Mouth (08NM151, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1981; median 9.4 m³/s; highest 15.4 m³/s on May 21, 1978 Terrace Creek near Kelowna (08NM138, no longer running) 27 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1994; median 3.5 m³/s; highest 6.8 m³/s on May 13, 1971 Trepanier Creek near Peachland (08NM041, no longer running) 35 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2013; median 10.4 m³/s; highest 25.1 m³/s on May 15, 1997 Whiteman Creek above Bouleau Creek (08NM174) 46 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2025; median 8.6 m³/s; highest 33.3 m³/s on May 5, 2017 (estimated)
Central Saanich	Sandhill Creek at Pat Bay Highway (08HA060, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2008; median 1.6 m³/s; highest 3.1 m³/s on December 25, 1998, and again in 1999 and 2003 and 2007
Chase	Chase Creek above the Mouth (08LE112) 24 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2024; median 16.9 m³/s; highest 48.6 m³/s on May 6, 2017 (estimated)
Chilliwack	Chilliwack River at Vedder Crossing (08MH001) 49 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2025; median 395 m³/s; highest 1,140 m³/s on October 20, 2003
Clearwater	Clearwater River near Clearwater Station (08LA001) 70 yearly peaks, 1954 to 2025; median 980 m³/s; highest 1,480 m³/s on June 12, 1972
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area A	Beaver River near the Mouth (08NB019, no longer running) 31 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2019; median 223 m³/s; highest 503 m³/s on May 19, 1985 Blaeberry River above Willowbank Creek (08NB012) 46 yearly peaks, 1970 to 2025; median 93.7 m³/s; highest 154 m³/s on September 21, 2015 (estimated) Blaeberry River below Ensign Creek (08NB015, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1995; median 44.7 m³/s; highest 74.5 m³/s on June 24, 1974 Canoe River near Donald (08NC002, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1948 to 1966; median 558 m³/s; highest 646 m³/s on June 25, 1955 Carbonate Creek near Mcmurdo (08NA037, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1989 to 1998; median 0.6 m³/s; highest 0.9 m³/s on May 15, 1993, and again in 1994 and 1995 and 1996 and 1997 Columbia River at Donald (08NB005) 55 yearly peaks, 1970 to 2025; median 650 m³/s; highest 1,320 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Columbia River at Nicholson (08NA002) 36 yearly peaks, 1990 to 2025; median 406 m³/s; highest 748 m³/s on July 1, 2002 Columbia River at Surprise Rapids (08NB006, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1949 to 1966; median 1,450 m³/s; highest 1,840 m³/s on July 9, 1954, and again in 1961 Connaught Creek above Diversion (08NB018, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1982 to 1986; median 6.5 m³/s; highest 27 m³/s on July 12, 1983 Gold River above Bachelor Creek (08NB013, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1994; median 49.6 m³/s; highest 72.6 m³/s on August 10, 1991 Gold River above Palmer Creek (08NB014) 43 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2025; median 115 m³/s; highest 168 m³/s on June 24, 2012 Kicking Horse River below Sherbrooke Creek (08NA053, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1992 to 1996; median 19.5 m³/s; highest 34.5 m³/s on July 4, 1996 Split Creek at the Mouth (08NB016) 34 yearly peaks, 1975 to 2019; median 9.7 m³/s; highest 19.3 m³/s on June 17, 1999 Wood River near Donald (08NC001, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1952 to 1972; median 198 m³/s; highest 343 m³/s on June 27, 1968
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area B	Beaton Creek near Beaton (08NE008) 45 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2024; median 11.1 m³/s; highest 18.9 m³/s on June 24, 1974, and again in 1982 Columbia River above Nagle Creek (08ND007, no longer running) 36 yearly peaks, 1947 to 1983; median 2,230 m³/s; highest 3,600 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Cranberry Creek above B.C. Hydro Intake (08NE123) 17 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 29.8 m³/s; highest 57.5 m³/s on June 22, 2022 (estimated) Downie Creek near Revelstoke (08ND009, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1983; median 174 m³/s; highest 320 m³/s on June 11, 1972 Goldstream River below Old Camp Creek (08ND012) 59 yearly peaks, 1964 to 2025; median 207 m³/s; highest 382 m³/s on July 13, 1983 Humphries Creek near Trout Lake (08NH138) 20 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2024; median 2 m³/s; highest 3.5 m³/s on June 18, 1999, and again in 2002 and 2006 and 2008 Illecillewaet River at Greeley (08ND013) 61 yearly peaks, 1964 to 2025; median 292 m³/s; highest 591 m³/s on July 12, 1983 Incomappleux River near Beaton (08NE001, no longer running) 28 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1995; median 313 m³/s; highest 799 m³/s on July 12, 1983 Jordan River above Kirkup Creek (08ND014, no longer running) 24 yearly peaks, 1964 to 1988; median 130 m³/s; highest 378 m³/s on July 12, 1983 Kirbyville Creek near the Mouth (08ND019, no longer running) 32 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2005; median 36.1 m³/s; highest 128 m³/s on July 12, 1983 Stitt Creek at the Mouth (08ND018, no longer running) 25 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1998; median 49.9 m³/s; highest 133 m³/s on July 12, 1983 West Woolsey Creek at Source (08ND016, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1973; median 4.8 m³/s; highest 7.8 m³/s on August 26, 1968
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area D	Kernaghan Creek above Diversions (08LE091, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1987; median 1.1 m³/s; highest 3.7 m³/s on June 17, 1974 (estimated) Salmon River at Falkland (08LE020) 47 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2025; median 18.4 m³/s; highest 47.6 m³/s on May 31, 1996
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area E	Eagle River near Malakwa (08LE024) 47 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2025; median 223 m³/s; highest 358 m³/s on July 12, 1983 Loftus Creek at Malakwa (08LE110, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1988 to 1994; median 2.8 m³/s; highest 3.3 m³/s on May 13, 1993, and again in 1994 South Pass Creek at the Mouth (08LE106, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1986 to 1994; median 7 m³/s; highest 8.9 m³/s on June 12, 1990
Columbia-Shuswap, Electoral Area F	Corning Creek near Squilax (08LE077) 39 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2025; median 5.1 m³/s; highest 11.6 m³/s on July 7, 1999 Hudson Creek near the Mouth (08LE107, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1983 to 1987; median 0.7 m³/s; highest 0.8 m³/s on May 26, 1986, and again in 1987 Ratchford Creek at 600 M Contour (08LE086, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1981; median 69.9 m³/s; highest 95.7 m³/s on June 22, 1974 Seymour River near Seymour Arm (08LE027) 53 yearly peaks, 1970 to 2024; median 220 m³/s; highest 410 m³/s on July 12, 1983
Comox Valley, Electoral Area A	Tsable River near Fanny Bay (08HB024, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 2004 to 2008; median 141 m³/s; highest 233 m³/s on November 12, 2007 (estimated)
Comox Valley, Electoral Area C (Puntledge - Black Creek)	Browns River near Courtenay (08HB025) 36 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2025; median 119 m³/s; highest 209 m³/s on October 22, 2014 Cruickshank River near the Mouth (08HB074) 36 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2025; median 236 m³/s; highest 442 m³/s on October 22, 1982 Dove Creek near the Mouth (08HB075) 39 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2025; median 51.4 m³/s; highest 110 m³/s on November 2, 2016 (estimated) Piggott Creek at Mount Washington (08HD030, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1995 to 2004; median 6.2 m³/s; highest 7.4 m³/s on October 18, 2003 (estimated), and again in 2004 Puntledge River at Courtenay (08HB006) 59 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2025; median 303 m³/s; highest 539 m³/s on January 11, 2010 Puntledge River below Diversion (08HB084) 31 yearly peaks, 1995 to 2025; median 198 m³/s; highest 319 m³/s on December 11, 2014 Tsolum River below Murex Creek (08HB089, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2014; median 87 m³/s; highest 192 m³/s on December 9, 2014 (estimated) Tsolum River near Courtenay (08HB011) 59 yearly peaks, 1964 to 2025; median 192 m³/s; highest 327 m³/s on December 9, 2014
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area A	Shawnigan Creek near Mill Bay (08HA033, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1992 to 2008; median 15 m³/s; highest 23.6 m³/s on December 4, 2007
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area E	Koksilah River at Cowichan Station (08HA003) 32 yearly peaks, 1990 to 2025; median 209 m³/s; highest 365 m³/s on November 15, 2006
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area F	Harris Creek near Lake Cowichan (08HA070) 26 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2024; median 78.9 m³/s; highest 203 m³/s on March 18, 1997
Cowichan Valley, Electoral Area I	Cottonwood Creek Headwaters (08HA072) 24 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2023; median 12.8 m³/s; highest 26.9 m³/s on November 15, 2021
Daajing Giids	Honna River near the Mouth (08OA004) 7 yearly peaks, 2011 to 2024; median 71.5 m³/s; highest 89.2 m³/s on December 6, 2020 (estimated) Premier Creek near Daajing Giids (08OA003) 42 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2018; median 0.3 m³/s; highest 0.6 m³/s on November 1, 1978, and again in 1991 and 2004 Tarundl Creek near Daajing Giids (08OA005) 6 yearly peaks, 1995 to 2024; median 11.1 m³/s; highest 14.3 m³/s on January 29, 1997
East Kootenay, Electoral Area A	Cabin Creek near the Mouth (08NP004, no longer running) 34 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2012; median 22.8 m³/s; highest 41.6 m³/s on November 10, 1989 Couldrey Creek In Lot 9380 (08NP002, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1992; median 17.5 m³/s; highest 33.7 m³/s on June 16, 1974 Elk River below Weary Creek (08NK027, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1983 to 1996; median 40.5 m³/s; highest 83.4 m³/s on June 7, 1995 Elk River near Natal (08NK016) 45 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 139 m³/s; highest 436 m³/s on June 7, 1995 Grave Creek at the Mouth (08NK019, no longer running) 22 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1998; median 6.8 m³/s; highest 24.1 m³/s on June 7, 1995 Hosmer Creek above Diversions (08NK026) 34 yearly peaks, 1986 to 2024; median 1.1 m³/s; highest 3.3 m³/s on May 31, 1997, and again in 1999 Howell Creek above Cabin Creek (08NP003) 22 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2024; median 19.4 m³/s; highest 41.5 m³/s on June 7, 1995 Michel Creek above Corbin Creek (08NK028, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1985 to 1995; median 7.2 m³/s; highest 26.1 m³/s on June 6, 1995
East Kootenay, Electoral Area B	Caven Creek below Bloom Creek (08NG078, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1994; median 14.9 m³/s; highest 35.4 m³/s on May 11, 1976 Elk River at Phillips Bridge (08NK005, no longer running) 47 yearly peaks, 1949 to 1996; median 498 m³/s; highest 1,130 m³/s on June 7, 1995 Elk River at Stanley Park (08NK012, no longer running) 23 yearly peaks, 1946 to 1969; median 388 m³/s; highest 643 m³/s on May 22, 1956 Gold Creek near Newgate (08NG004, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1949 to 1954; median 53.3 m³/s; highest 63.1 m³/s on May 15, 1950 Kootenay River at Newgate (08NG042, no longer running) 24 yearly peaks, 1947 to 1971; median 1,855 m³/s; highest 2,780 m³/s on May 28, 1948 Miller Creek near 1160 M Contour (08NG083, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1983; median 0.3 m³/s; highest 0.4 m³/s on June 7, 1978, and again in 1979 and 1980 and 1981 and 1982 and 1983 Phillipps Creek near Roosville (Upper Station) (08NG048, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1948 to 1964; median 6.7 m³/s; highest 10.6 m³/s on June 8, 1964
East Kootenay, Electoral Area C	Bull River near Wardner (08NG002) 59 yearly peaks, 1967 to 2025; median 231 m³/s; highest 455 m³/s on June 20, 2013 Kootenay River at Fort Steele (08NG065) 58 yearly peaks, 1967 to 2025; median 1,020 m³/s; highest 1,830 m³/s on June 19, 1974 Moyie River above Negro Creek (08NH120, no longer running) 45 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2015; median 54.3 m³/s; highest 189 m³/s on November 12, 1999 Moyie River above Noke Creek (08NH139) 7 yearly peaks, 2019 to 2025; median 43.2 m³/s; highest 73.1 m³/s on May 31, 2020 St. Mary River at Wycliffe (08NG012, no longer running) 44 yearly peaks, 1946 to 1994; median 372 m³/s; highest 612 m³/s on June 18, 1974 (estimated)
East Kootenay, Electoral Area E	Kootenay River near Skookumchuck (08NG053, no longer running) 44 yearly peaks, 1952 to 1995; median 659 m³/s; highest 1,160 m³/s on June 17, 1974 Mather Creek below Houle Creek (08NG076) 49 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2025; median 9 m³/s; highest 28.9 m³/s on June 20, 2013 (estimated) Mather Creek below Lost Dog Canyon (08NG040, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1930 to 1944; median 6.4 m³/s; highest 18.5 m³/s on May 1, 1938 Matthew Creek above Diversions (08NG086, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1989 to 1998; median 35.9 m³/s; highest 62.1 m³/s on June 8, 1996 St. Mary River below Morris Creek (08NG077) 49 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2025; median 62.1 m³/s; highest 169 m³/s on June 20, 2013 (estimated) St. Mary River near Marysville (08NG046, no longer running) 20 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1993; median 285 m³/s; highest 501 m³/s on June 17, 1974
East Kootenay, Electoral Area F	Albert River at 1310 M Contour (08NF005, no longer running) 24 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1998; median 15.6 m³/s; highest 38.5 m³/s on June 16, 1974 (estimated) Columbia River near Fairmont Hot Springs (08NA045, no longer running) 49 yearly peaks, 1948 to 1996; median 43.6 m³/s; highest 99.4 m³/s on June 11, 1972 Findlay Creek near Canal Flats (08NG001, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1948 to 1954; median 99.4 m³/s; highest 121 m³/s on June 10, 1948 Kootenay River at Canal Flats (08NF002, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1979 to 1994; median 511 m³/s; highest 876 m³/s on May 29, 1986 Palliser River In Lot Sl49 (08NF006, no longer running) 18 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1994; median 102 m³/s; highest 183 m³/s on June 17, 1974 White River near Canal Flats (08NF003, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1941 to 1947; median 75.3 m³/s; highest 103 m³/s on May 29, 1946
East Kootenay, Electoral Area G	Columbia River near Edgewater (08NA052, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1951 to 1956; median 225 m³/s; highest 279 m³/s on July 9, 1954 Kootenay River at Kootenay Crossing (08NF001) 44 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2024; median 31.4 m³/s; highest 54.6 m³/s on June 24, 2012 Spillimacheen River near Spillimacheen (08NA011) 63 yearly peaks, 1949 to 2025; median 202 m³/s; highest 304 m³/s on July 12, 1983 Stoddart Creek near Athalmer (08NA020, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1976 to 1982; median 0.6 m³/s; highest 0.7 m³/s on June 7, 1978, and again in 1980 and 1981 and 1982 Vermilion River near Radium Hot Springs (08NF004, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1946 to 1956; median 157 m³/s; highest 191 m³/s on June 5, 1956 (estimated)
Elkford	Fording River below Clode Creek (08NK021, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1979 to 1994; median 15.6 m³/s; highest 33.1 m³/s on May 28, 1986 Kilmarnock Creek near the Mouth (08NK029, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1994; median 5 m³/s; highest 13.5 m³/s on May 29, 1990
Fernie	Elk River at Fernie (08NK002) 47 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2025; median 264 m³/s; highest 1,060 m³/s on June 21, 2013 (estimated)
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area A	Nahatlatch River below Tachewana Creek (08MF065) 47 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2024; median 270 m³/s; highest 587 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated)
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area B	Coquihalla River above Alexander Creek (08MF068) 29 yearly peaks, 1987 to 2024; median 225 m³/s; highest 686 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated) Coquihalla River below Needle Creek (08MF062) 50 yearly peaks, 1966 to 2024; median 25.6 m³/s; highest 135 m³/s on November 14, 2021 (estimated) Skagit River above Klesilkwa River (08PA012) 5 yearly peaks, 2020 to 2024; median 89.6 m³/s; highest 335 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated) Skagit River near Hope (08PA001, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1936 to 1955; median 159 m³/s; highest 289 m³/s on June 21, 1950
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area C	Chehalis River near Harrison Mills (08MG001) 32 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2025; median 479 m³/s; highest 909 m³/s on October 16, 2003 Harrison River near Harrison Hot Springs (08MG013) 7 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2004; median 1,120 m³/s; highest 1,690 m³/s on October 21, 2003 Lillooet River at Tenas Narrows (08MG027) 12 yearly peaks, 2012 to 2024; median 987 m³/s; highest 1,250 m³/s on June 29, 2021
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area D	Fraser River near Agassiz (08MF035) 19 yearly peaks, 1968 to 1986; median 8,750 m³/s; highest 13,200 m³/s on June 16, 1972
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area E	Chilliwack River above Slesse Creek (08MH103) 61 yearly peaks, 1963 to 2025; median 171 m³/s; highest 504 m³/s on November 6, 2006 Chilliwack River at Outlet of Chilliwack Lake (08MH016) 90 yearly peaks, 1924 to 2025; median 71.7 m³/s; highest 203 m³/s on November 16, 2021 Chilliwack River below Slesse Creek (08MH055, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1957 to 1961; median 214 m³/s; highest 255 m³/s on December 2, 1958 Slesse Creek near Vedder Crossing (08MH056) 50 yearly peaks, 1958 to 2024; median 91.6 m³/s; highest 281 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated)
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area F	Norrish Creek above Rose Creek (08MH150, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2006; median 104 m³/s; highest 134 m³/s on October 17, 2003 Stave River above Stave Lake (08MH147) 16 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2025; median 483 m³/s; highest 1,160 m³/s on November 22, 2017 (estimated)
Fraser Valley, Electoral Area G	Norrish Creek near Dewdney (08MH058, no longer running) 36 yearly peaks, 1960 to 2006; median 186 m³/s; highest 399 m³/s on November 26, 1963
Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area A	Nechako River at Isle Pierre (08JC002) 75 yearly peaks, 1950 to 2024; median 597 m³/s; highest 1,180 m³/s on June 30, 2007 Salmon River near Prince George (08KC001) 33 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2024; median 175 m³/s; highest 391 m³/s on April 28, 2007
Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area C	West Road River near Cinema (08KG001) 60 yearly peaks, 1953 to 2022; median 180 m³/s; highest 643 m³/s on April 30, 2018
Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area F	Bowron River below Box Canyon (08KD007) 41 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2024; median 326 m³/s; highest 624 m³/s on June 13, 1990 Bowron River near Hansard (08KD004, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1959 to 1976; median 357 m³/s; highest 470 m³/s on June 4, 1967 Fraser River at Hansard (08KA004) 48 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 2,025 m³/s; highest 3,170 m³/s on June 14, 1972 Fraser River at Shelley (08KB001) 72 yearly peaks, 1952 to 2024; median 3,260 m³/s; highest 5,010 m³/s on June 14, 1972 Mcgregor River at Lower Canyon (08KB003) 61 yearly peaks, 1960 to 2024; median 1,170 m³/s; highest 2,090 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Muller Creek near the Mouth (08KB006) 41 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2024; median 41.8 m³/s; highest 90.4 m³/s on October 25, 2017 (estimated) Willow River above Hay Creek (08KD006, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2008; median 190 m³/s; highest 611 m³/s on May 19, 1982
Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area G	Chuchinka Creek near the Mouth (07EE009) 46 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2024; median 54.3 m³/s; highest 99.1 m³/s on May 13, 2013 Muskeg River North of Joanne Lake (08KC003, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1997; median 18.5 m³/s; highest 24.8 m³/s on May 18, 1982 Nation River near the Mouth (07ED003) 43 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 465 m³/s; highest 781 m³/s on May 30, 2008, and again in 2011 Pack River at Outlet of Mcleod Lake (07EE010) 41 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 241 m³/s; highest 422 m³/s on May 17, 1997 Parsnip River above Misinchinka River (07EE007) 55 yearly peaks, 1968 to 2024; median 848 m³/s; highest 1,380 m³/s on June 13, 1972 Parsnip River near Finlay Forks (07EE002, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1958 to 1967; median 2,140 m³/s; highest 2,830 m³/s on June 4, 1964
Fraser-Fort George, Electoral Area H	Canoe River below Kimmel Creek (08NC004) 49 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 84.6 m³/s; highest 157 m³/s on September 25, 2024 Dore River near Mcbride (08KA001) 53 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2024; median 88.9 m³/s; highest 192 m³/s on July 19, 2014 Fraser River at Mcbride (08KA005) 36 yearly peaks, 1988 to 2024; median 874 m³/s; highest 1,240 m³/s on June 7, 2007, and again in 2020 Fraser River at Red Pass (08KA007) 35 yearly peaks, 1989 to 2024; median 225 m³/s; highest 370 m³/s on June 7, 2007 Mckale River near 940 M Contour (08KA009, no longer running) 49 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2023; median 67.4 m³/s; highest 185 m³/s on July 18, 2001 (estimated) Moose River near Red Pass (08KA008, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1961 to 1995; median 97.3 m³/s; highest 189 m³/s on June 18, 1967 Morkill River below Hellroaring Creek (08KA013) 26 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2024; median 316 m³/s; highest 530 m³/s on June 29, 2022 Swift Creek above Barrett Creek (08KA010, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1980; median 22.5 m³/s; highest 30.3 m³/s on June 7, 1977
Golden	Kicking Horse River at Golden (08NA006) 40 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2025; median 239 m³/s; highest 382 m³/s on June 1, 2020
Grand Forks	Granby River at Grand Forks (08NN002) 19 yearly peaks, 2005 to 2024; median 268 m³/s; highest 521 m³/s on May 10, 2018
Hope	Coquihalla River near Hope (08MF003, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1983; median 253 m³/s; highest 689 m³/s on December 26, 1980 Fraser River at Hope (08MF005) 74 yearly peaks, 1950 to 2024; median 8,530 m³/s; highest 13,000 m³/s on June 16, 1972
Houston	Buck Creek at the Mouth (08EE013) 49 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2024; median 41.6 m³/s; highest 128 m³/s on May 10, 2018 Bulkley River near Houston (08EE003) 14 yearly peaks, 2011 to 2024; median 130 m³/s; highest 337 m³/s on May 28, 2011
Hudson's Hope	Peace River at Hudson Hope (07EF001, no longer running) 47 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2018; median 2,020 m³/s; highest 5,580 m³/s on July 12, 1972
Invermere	Toby Creek near Athalmer (08NA012, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1979 to 1984; median 93.1 m³/s; highest 143 m³/s on July 12, 1983
Juan de Fuca (Part 2)	Garbage Creek near the Mouth (08HA068) 24 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2025; median 9.4 m³/s; highest 17.6 m³/s on November 6, 2006 (estimated) Renfrew Creek near Port Renfrew (08HA069) 22 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2024; median 62.8 m³/s; highest 123 m³/s on October 19, 2024 (estimated) San Juan River near Port Renfrew (08HA010) 57 yearly peaks, 1960 to 2024; median 801 m³/s; highest 1,360 m³/s on February 1, 2020
Kelowna	Bellevue Creek near Okanagan Mission (08NM035, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1968 to 1986; median 5.8 m³/s; highest 12.7 m³/s on May 25, 1981 Kelowna Creek near Kelowna (Lower Station) (08NM053, no longer running) 28 yearly peaks, 1969 to 1996; median 4 m³/s; highest 15.5 m³/s on June 1, 1996 Mission Creek near East Kelowna (08NM116) 53 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2024; median 63.1 m³/s; highest 124 m³/s on May 9, 2018, and again in 2022
Kimberley	Mark Creek above Diversions (08NG085, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1989 to 1998; median 9.9 m³/s; highest 23.8 m³/s on May 21, 1991
Kitimat	Hirsch Creek near the Mouth (08FF002) 56 yearly peaks, 1966 to 2023; median 284 m³/s; highest 807 m³/s on October 15, 1974 (estimated) Kitimat River below Hirsch Creek (08FF001) 60 yearly peaks, 1964 to 2024; median 1,390 m³/s; highest 3,030 m³/s on October 10, 1991 Renegade Creek near Kitimat (08FF006) 16 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2023; median 7.8 m³/s; highest 15.8 m³/s on October 26, 2022 (estimated)
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area A	Bear River above Bitter Creek (08DC006, no longer running) 30 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1998; median 164 m³/s; highest 311 m³/s on October 26, 1993 Bell-Irving River below Bowser River (08DA010, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1989 to 1995; median 1,600 m³/s; highest 1,800 m³/s on September 22, 1994 Craven Creek near the Mouth (08DA009, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1987 to 1995; median 36.5 m³/s; highest 51.2 m³/s on June 13, 1992 (estimated) Kelly Creek near Stewart (08DA012) 13 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2021; median 3.7 m³/s; highest 7.6 m³/s on September 24, 2021 Kitsault River above Klayduc Creek (08DB011, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1982 to 1995; median 151 m³/s; highest 715 m³/s on October 16, 1994 (estimated) Ksedin Tributary No. 2 Creek near New Aiyansh (08DB014, no longer running) 20 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2017; median 5.7 m³/s; highest 40.1 m³/s on October 25, 2003 (estimated) Lime Creek near the Mouth (08DB010, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1981 to 1995; median 45.1 m³/s; highest 69.1 m³/s on November 19, 1993 (estimated) Patsy Creek near the Mouth (08DB012, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1988 to 1995; median 5.9 m³/s; highest 15 m³/s on October 9, 1991 (estimated) Surprise Creek near the Mouth (08DA005) 46 yearly peaks, 1967 to 2024; median 108 m³/s; highest 304 m³/s on September 6, 2011 (estimated) Unuk River near Stewart (08DD001, no longer running) 29 yearly peaks, 1960 to 1995; median 654 m³/s; highest 1,230 m³/s on October 9, 1979
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area B	Compass Creek near Kispiox (08EB006, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 2001 to 2014; median 4.1 m³/s; highest 6.1 m³/s on July 2, 2008 (estimated), and again in 2012 Kispiox River near Hazelton (08EB004) 22 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 311 m³/s; highest 702 m³/s on November 2, 1978 Kitseguecla River near Skeena Crossing (08EF004, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1960 to 1971; median 181 m³/s; highest 603 m³/s on October 24, 1966 Two Mile Creek In District Lot 4834 (08EE025) 36 yearly peaks, 1983 to 2024; median 0.5 m³/s; highest 2.1 m³/s on July 2, 1990 (estimated)
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area C (Part 1)	Clarence Creek near Rosswood (08EG018) 16 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2023; median 3.8 m³/s; highest 7.8 m³/s on October 25, 2003 Deep Creek above Reservoir (08EG017, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1992 to 2008; median 11.6 m³/s; highest 26.3 m³/s on September 29, 1992 (estimated) Exchamsiks River near Terrace (08EG012) 60 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 429 m³/s; highest 864 m³/s on November 1, 1978 Kitsumkalum River below Alice Creek (08EG019) 6 yearly peaks, 2019 to 2024; median 499 m³/s; highest 721 m³/s on June 3, 2021 Kitsumkalum River near Terrace (08EG006, no longer running) 18 yearly peaks, 1929 to 1950; median 440 m³/s; highest 883 m³/s on June 3, 1936 Skeena River at Usk (08EF001) 71 yearly peaks, 1953 to 2024; median 5,100 m³/s; highest 8,100 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Zymagotitz River near Terrace (08EG011, no longer running) 35 yearly peaks, 1960 to 1994; median 233 m³/s; highest 549 m³/s on October 15, 1974 Zymoetz River above O.K. Creek (08EF005) 54 yearly peaks, 1963 to 2017; median 659 m³/s; highest 3,140 m³/s on November 1, 1978
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area D	Chutine River below Barrington River (08CE004, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1990 to 1994; median 798 m³/s; highest 2,270 m³/s on September 22, 1994 (estimated) Forrest Kerr Creek above 460 M Contour (08CG006, no longer running) 22 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1993; median 165 m³/s; highest 262 m³/s on September 8, 1981 Iskut River above Snippaker Creek (08CG004, no longer running) 25 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1994; median 1,470 m³/s; highest 5,950 m³/s on September 22, 1994 (estimated) Iskut River at Outlet of Kinaskan Lake (08CG003, no longer running) 24 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1995; median 68.8 m³/s; highest 113 m³/s on June 9, 1990 Iskut River below Johnson River (08CG001) 64 yearly peaks, 1959 to 2024; median 2,320 m³/s; highest 7,930 m³/s on October 15, 1961 Klappan River at Headwaters Plateau (08CC003, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1987 to 1994; median 5.3 m³/s; highest 6.8 m³/s on June 14, 1992 Klappan River near Telegraph Creek (08CC001, no longer running) 33 yearly peaks, 1963 to 1995; median 401 m³/s; highest 532 m³/s on July 11, 1963, and again in 1972 More Creek near the Mouth (08CG005, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1994; median 303 m³/s; highest 1,110 m³/s on September 22, 1994 (estimated) Stikine River above Butterfly Creek (08CF001, no longer running) 23 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1994; median 3,270 m³/s; highest 4,910 m³/s on June 2, 1990 Stikine River at Telegraph Creek (08CE001) 51 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 2,210 m³/s; highest 4,040 m³/s on June 7, 2007 Unnamed Creek at Site No. 10 (08CC002, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1987 to 1995; median 9.9 m³/s; highest 15.7 m³/s on July 27, 1989
Kitimat-Stikine, Electoral Area F	Dease River at Outlet of Dease Lake (10AC003, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1984; median 72.4 m³/s; highest 146 m³/s on May 30, 1981 Stikine River above Grand Canyon (08CB001, no longer running) 35 yearly peaks, 1959 to 1994; median 1,740 m³/s; highest 3,200 m³/s on June 2, 1990 Tanzilla River near Telegraph Creek (08CB002, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1959 to 1966; median 116 m³/s; highest 193 m³/s on June 3, 1964 Tuya River near Telegraph Creek (08CD001) 61 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 334 m³/s; highest 731 m³/s on June 2, 1964
Kootenay Boundary B / Lower Columbia-Old-Glory	Big Sheep Creek near Rossland (08NE039) 74 yearly peaks, 1949 to 2025; median 49.3 m³/s; highest 99 m³/s on May 6, 2017 Columbia River at Birchbank (08NE049) 88 yearly peaks, 1938 to 2025; median 4,460 m³/s; highest 10,700 m³/s on June 9, 1961 Edgren Creek at the Mouth (08NE108, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1970 to 1974; median 0.4 m³/s; highest 0.7 m³/s on April 24, 1974
Kootenay Boundary D / Rural Grand Forks	Burrell Creek above Gloucester Creek (08NN023) 44 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 47.1 m³/s; highest 73.2 m³/s on May 20, 2006
Kootenay Boundary E / West Boundary	Kettle River near Westbridge (08NN026) 18 yearly peaks, 2007 to 2025; median 239 m³/s; highest 375 m³/s on June 1, 2020 Lost Horse Creek near Christian Valley (08NN028) 18 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2024; median 2.6 m³/s; highest 7.3 m³/s on May 16, 2005 Myers Creek at International Boundary (08NN010, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1931 to 1950; median 1.2 m³/s; highest 3.1 m³/s on June 11, 1948 Trapping Creek at 1220 M Contour (08NN020, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1981; median 10.8 m³/s; highest 19.9 m³/s on June 3, 1971, and again in 1980 Trapping Creek near the Mouth (08NN019) 59 yearly peaks, 1966 to 2024; median 17 m³/s; highest 61.1 m³/s on May 9, 2018 (estimated) West Kettle River at Westbridge (08NN003) 14 yearly peaks, 2007 to 2024; median 134 m³/s; highest 193 m³/s on May 7, 2023 West Kettle River below Carmi Creek (08NN022, no longer running) 20 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1995; median 106 m³/s; highest 150 m³/s on May 25, 1981 West Kettle River near Mcculloch (08NN015) 61 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2025; median 44.2 m³/s; highest 91.2 m³/s on May 31, 1997
Lake Country	Clark Creek near Winfield (08NM146) 24 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2024; median 1.1 m³/s; highest 2.2 m³/s on May 3, 2020 Vernon Creek at Inlet to Wood Lake (08NM009, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1987; median 4.1 m³/s; highest 8.3 m³/s on May 10, 1983
Lake Cowichan	Cowichan River at Lake Cowichan (08HA002) 80 yearly peaks, 1940 to 2024; median 179 m³/s; highest 331 m³/s on January 21, 1968
Langley (district municipality)	Bertrand Creek at International Boundary (08MH152) 5 yearly peaks, 2008 to 2012; median 35.4 m³/s; highest 55.5 m³/s on January 7, 2009 (estimated) Murray Creek at 216 Street, Langley (08MH129, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1969 to 1983; median 22.3 m³/s; highest 49.2 m³/s on January 23, 1982 Salmon River at 72 Avenue, Langley (08MH090) 53 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2024; median 27.7 m³/s; highest 64.6 m³/s on December 17, 1979 West Creek near Fort Langley (08MH098) 49 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2024; median 10.3 m³/s; highest 37.6 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated)
Langley (city)	Nicomekl River at 203 Street, Langley (08MH155) 37 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2024; median 52.5 m³/s; highest 99.6 m³/s on January 17, 2005 Nicomekl River below Murray Creek (08MH105, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1983; median 29.2 m³/s; highest 35.4 m³/s on December 26, 1972
Lillooet	Cayoosh Creek near Lillooet (08ME002) 61 yearly peaks, 1958 to 2025; median 84.3 m³/s; highest 228 m³/s on June 16, 1974 Seton River near Lillooet (08ME003) 70 yearly peaks, 1952 to 2025; median 109 m³/s; highest 204 m³/s on July 26, 1977
Logan Lake	Bethsaida Creek above Highland Valley Road (08LG055, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1985; median 0.4 m³/s; highest 1.2 m³/s on April 30, 1981, and again in 1982 Pukaist Creek below Woods Creek (08LF069, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1977; median 1.9 m³/s; highest 4.4 m³/s on July 6, 1969 Witches Brook near Merritt (08LG009) 26 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1995; median 1 m³/s; highest 6 m³/s on May 13, 1971
Lumby	Bessette Creek above Lumby Lagoon Outfall (08LC042) 34 yearly peaks, 1991 to 2025; median 27 m³/s; highest 48.5 m³/s on June 14, 2022
Maple Ridge	Alouette River near Haney (08MH005) 47 yearly peaks, 1975 to 2024; median 43.2 m³/s; highest 158 m³/s on December 26, 1980 Jacobs Creek above Jacobs Lake (08MH108, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1965 to 1978; median 17.8 m³/s; highest 24.6 m³/s on September 17, 1968 Kanaka Creek near Webster Corners (08MH076) 56 yearly peaks, 1960 to 2024; median 70.4 m³/s; highest 260 m³/s on November 9, 1989 (estimated) North Alouette River at 232Nd Street, Maple Ridge (08MH006) 49 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2025; median 80.4 m³/s; highest 245 m³/s on March 11, 2007 (estimated)
Merritt	Coldwater River at Merritt (08LG010) 17 yearly peaks, 2005 to 2022; median 72.2 m³/s; highest 324 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated)
Metro Vancouver, Electoral Area A	Capilano River above Eastcap Creek (08GA026) 11 yearly peaks, 1928 to 2025; median 187 m³/s; highest 234 m³/s on December 13, 1998 Cedar Creek above the Mouth (08MH166) 20 yearly peaks, 2001 to 2025; median 56.7 m³/s; highest 134 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated) Coquitlam River above Coquitlam Lake (08MH141) 42 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2025; median 132 m³/s; highest 226 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated) Jamieson Creek at the Mouth (08GA062, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2004; median 4.5 m³/s; highest 9.7 m³/s on December 10, 2004 Seymour River above Lakehead (08GA079) 25 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2025; median 234 m³/s; highest 465 m³/s on October 14, 2012 (estimated) Seymour River at Seymour Falls Dam (08GA028, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1932 to 1939; median 192 m³/s; highest 328 m³/s on October 28, 1937 Seymour River below Orchid Creek (08GA077) 25 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2025; median 108 m³/s; highest 179 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated), and again in 2025
Mission	Fraser River at Mission (08MH024) 45 yearly peaks, 1967 to 2024; median 9,230 m³/s; highest 13,700 m³/s on June 22, 1967 Silverdale Creek near Mission (08MH091, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1960 to 1995; median 12.9 m³/s; highest 25.5 m³/s on November 9, 1990
Mount Waddington, Electoral Area A	Icy Creek near the Mouth (08GE003) 17 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2024; median 22.2 m³/s; highest 66.5 m³/s on September 23, 2011 (estimated) Kippan Creek near the Mouth (08GF005, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2010; median 31.2 m³/s; highest 41.5 m³/s on October 7, 2007 Klinaklini River East Channel (Main) near the Mouth (08GE002) 44 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2025; median 1,150 m³/s; highest 3,260 m³/s on September 24, 2011 Klinaklini River West Channel (Overflow) near the Mouth (08GE001, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1984; median 156 m³/s; highest 196 m³/s on September 9, 1982 Mcalister Creek at Thompson Sound (08GF006, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2012; median 60.4 m³/s; highest 76.5 m³/s on October 7, 2007 (estimated) Wakeman River below Atwaykellesse River (08GF007) 15 yearly peaks, 2006 to 2024; median 672 m³/s; highest 1,250 m³/s on November 8, 2016 (estimated)
Mount Waddington, Electoral Area B	Klaskish River near Klaskino Inlet (08HE009) 20 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2024; median 119 m³/s; highest 190 m³/s on October 16, 2017 (estimated) Pugh Creek near Nahwitti Lake (08HF012) 22 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2025; median 47.3 m³/s; highest 119 m³/s on January 6, 2017 (estimated) San Josef River below Sharp Creek (08HF006) 30 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2024; median 101 m³/s; highest 129 m³/s on September 25, 2010 Simpson Creek near Koprino Harbour (08HF013) 21 yearly peaks, 2000 to 2023; median 42.6 m³/s; highest 88.5 m³/s on October 14, 2012 (estimated)
Mount Waddington, Electoral Area D	Catherine Creek near the Mouth (08HF008, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1992 to 1999; median 48.6 m³/s; highest 60.8 m³/s on December 3, 1993 Kokish River below Bonanza River (08HF003, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1959 to 1970; median 136 m³/s; highest 164 m³/s on December 5, 1962 Nimpkish River above Woss River (08HF005) 30 yearly peaks, 1991 to 2024; median 660 m³/s; highest 1,180 m³/s on November 8, 2016 (estimated) Russell Creek near the Mouth (08HF007, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1992 to 1998; median 29.6 m³/s; highest 44.4 m³/s on November 8, 1995 Tsitika River below Catherine Creek (08HF004) 49 yearly peaks, 1975 to 2025; median 403 m³/s; highest 1,010 m³/s on November 13, 1975
Nanaimo	Millstone River at Nanaimo (08HB032) 35 yearly peaks, 1987 to 2024; median 32.4 m³/s; highest 58.3 m³/s on November 20, 2009
Nanaimo, Electoral Area A	Nanaimo River near Cassidy (08HB034) 60 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2024; median 579 m³/s; highest 958 m³/s on December 27, 1980
Nanaimo, Electoral Area C	Arrowsmith Creek at Outlet of Arrowsmith Lake (08HB080, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1991 to 1996; median 4.3 m³/s; highest 5 m³/s on November 8, 1995 Haslam Creek near Cassidy (08HB003, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1953 to 1961; median 58.9 m³/s; highest 64.6 m³/s on January 29, 1960 Jump Creek at the Mouth (08HB041) 51 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2025; median 74.8 m³/s; highest 134 m³/s on December 25, 1972 Nanaimo River near Extension (08HB005, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1953 to 1963; median 674 m³/s; highest 1,550 m³/s on January 15, 1961 South Nanaimo River near Junction (08HB092) 18 yearly peaks, 2004 to 2024; median 283 m³/s; highest 406 m³/s on February 1, 2020 (estimated)
Nanaimo, Electoral Area F	Little Qualicum River at Outlet of Cameron Lake (08HB004, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1988 to 2001; median 64.5 m³/s; highest 112 m³/s on January 30, 1992
Nanaimo, Electoral Area G	Little Qualicum River near Qualicum Beach (08HB029) 33 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 105 m³/s; highest 228 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated)
Nanaimo, Electoral Area H	Nile Creek near Bowser (08HB022) 12 yearly peaks, 2011 to 2024; median 26.1 m³/s; highest 40.1 m³/s on January 3, 2019 (estimated)
New Hazelton	Station Creek above Diversions (08EE028, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1985 to 1995; median 2.5 m³/s; highest 3.8 m³/s on July 29, 1993
North Coast, Electoral Area D	Yakoun River near Port Clements (08OA002) 52 yearly peaks, 1967 to 2024; median 293 m³/s; highest 436 m³/s on November 5, 2004 (estimated)
North Coast, Electoral Area E	Pallant Creek near Daajing Giids (08OB002) 48 yearly peaks, 1967 to 2024; median 71.9 m³/s; highest 139 m³/s on October 24, 2017 (estimated)
North Cowichan	Bings Creek near the Mouth (08HA016) 29 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2024; median 12.2 m³/s; highest 21.9 m³/s on February 1, 2020 (estimated) Chemainus River near Westholme (08HA001) 38 yearly peaks, 1988 to 2025; median 380 m³/s; highest 729 m³/s on February 1, 2020
North Okanagan, Electoral Area B	Ewer Creek near the Mouth (08NM176, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1986; median 3.7 m³/s; highest 8.9 m³/s on May 7, 1974
North Okanagan, Electoral Area C	B.X. Creek above Vernon Intake (08NM020, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1998; median 2.8 m³/s; highest 13.2 m³/s on May 31, 1996 Coldstream Creek above Municipal Intake (08NM142, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2019; median 2 m³/s; highest 9 m³/s on May 31, 1996
North Okanagan, Electoral Area D	Bessette Creek above Beaverjack Creek (08LC039) 48 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2025; median 28.4 m³/s; highest 53.7 m³/s on May 31, 1996 Duteau Creek near Lavington (08LC006, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1976 to 1996; median 6.3 m³/s; highest 16.6 m³/s on June 4, 1990 Shuswap River near Lumby (08LC003) 33 yearly peaks, 1984 to 2023; median 230 m³/s; highest 369 m³/s on May 26, 1985 Vance Creek below Deafies Creek (08LC040) 14 yearly peaks, 2004 to 2023; median 3.7 m³/s; highest 19.9 m³/s on May 9, 2018 (estimated)
North Okanagan, Electoral Area E	Shuswap River at Outlet of Sugar Lake Reservoir (08LC018) 48 yearly peaks, 1970 to 2025; median 179 m³/s; highest 294 m³/s on June 25, 2012
North Okanagan, Electoral Area F	Shuswap River at Outlet of Mabel Lake (08LC019, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1979; median 323 m³/s; highest 535 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Shuswap River near Enderby (08LC002) 34 yearly peaks, 1991 to 2025; median 338 m³/s; highest 513 m³/s on June 26, 2012
North Vancouver	Capilano River at Canyon (08GA031) 27 yearly peaks, 1929 to 2025; median 337 m³/s; highest 793 m³/s on November 26, 1949 Mackay Creek at Montroyal Boulevard (08GA061) 50 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2025; median 5.6 m³/s; highest 16.2 m³/s on October 31, 1981 Seymour River near North Vancouver (08GA030) 87 yearly peaks, 1930 to 2025; median 273 m³/s; highest 650 m³/s on October 31, 1981
Northern Rockies	Adsett Creek at Kilometre 386.0 Alaska Highway (10CD005) 41 yearly peaks, 1983 to 2025; median 21.5 m³/s; highest 222 m³/s on July 15, 1998 (estimated) Bougie Creek at Kilometre 368 Alaska Highway (10CD004) 39 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2024; median 74.6 m³/s; highest 430 m³/s on August 1, 1987 (estimated) Coal River at the Mouth (10BC001, no longer running) 32 yearly peaks, 1962 to 1994; median 755 m³/s; highest 1,200 m³/s on June 10, 1976 Fontas River near the Mouth (10CA001, no longer running) 27 yearly peaks, 1988 to 2024; median 266 m³/s; highest 571 m³/s on May 18, 2022 Fort Nelson River above Muskwa River (10CC002, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2002; median 1,330 m³/s; highest 5,520 m³/s on July 20, 1996 Fort Nelson River at Fort Nelson (10CC001, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1978; median 4,235 m³/s; highest 6,340 m³/s on June 28, 1975 Geddes Creek at the Mouth (10BE008, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1980 to 1996; median 0.9 m³/s; highest 2.2 m³/s on July 6, 1988 Grayling River near the Mouth (10BE011, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1983 to 1994; median 234 m³/s; highest 368 m³/s on July 13, 1988 Kechika River at the Mouth (10BB001, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1963 to 1994; median 1,205 m³/s; highest 1,980 m³/s on June 12, 1964 Liard River above Beaver River (10BE005, no longer running) 24 yearly peaks, 1969 to 1994; median 6,340 m³/s; highest 9,510 m³/s on July 16, 1974 Liard River above Kechika River (10BE006, no longer running) 23 yearly peaks, 1970 to 1995; median 3,450 m³/s; highest 5,580 m³/s on June 3, 1972 Liard River at Lower Crossing (10BE001) 50 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 5,120 m³/s; highest 9,060 m³/s on June 11, 2012 Muskwa River near Fort Nelson (10CD001) 47 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 2,170 m³/s; highest 4,620 m³/s on June 28, 1975 Petitot River below Highway No. 77 (10DA001) 8 yearly peaks, 1995 to 2024; median 412 m³/s; highest 1,073 m³/s on May 16, 2013 Prophet River above Cheves Creek (10CD006, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1988 to 1994; median 1,100 m³/s; highest 1,420 m³/s on June 1, 1990 Rabbit River near the Mouth (10BE012, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1994; median 220 m³/s; highest 403 m³/s on July 14, 1988 Raspberry Creek near the Mouth (10CD003) 36 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2024; median 18.3 m³/s; highest 124 m³/s on June 7, 2012 Smith River near the Mouth (10BE013) 29 yearly peaks, 1983 to 2023; median 54.8 m³/s; highest 139 m³/s on June 18, 2006 Teeter Creek near the Mouth (10BE009) 38 yearly peaks, 1980 to 2023; median 3.2 m³/s; highest 10.6 m³/s on May 14, 2006 (estimated) Toad River above Nonda Creek (10BE004) 63 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 243 m³/s; highest 762 m³/s on June 28, 1975 Toad River near the Mouth (10BE010, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1994; median 656 m³/s; highest 1,260 m³/s on July 14, 1988 Trout River at Kilometre 783.7 Alaska Highway (10BE007) 45 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2024; median 71.4 m³/s; highest 411 m³/s on June 28, 1975
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area C	Okanagan River below Mcintyre Dam (08NM247) 13 yearly peaks, 2012 to 2025; median 66.6 m³/s; highest 82.4 m³/s on May 25, 2017 Okanagan River near Oliver (08NM085) 68 yearly peaks, 1953 to 2025; median 59.5 m³/s; highest 106 m³/s on June 11, 1990, and again in 2017 Testalinden Creek In Canyon (08NM164, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1986; median 0.2 m³/s; highest 0.9 m³/s on May 22, 1972
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area D	Okanagan River at Okanagan Falls (08NM002) 86 yearly peaks, 1936 to 2025; median 45.9 m³/s; highest 90 m³/s on May 31, 2017 Vaseux Creek above Dutton Creek (08NM015, no longer running) 23 yearly peaks, 1959 to 1982; median 18.9 m³/s; highest 40.2 m³/s on May 30, 1972 Vaseux Creek above Solco Creek (08NM171) 52 yearly peaks, 1971 to 2024; median 14.8 m³/s; highest 27.7 m³/s on May 27, 1998
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area E	Dennis Creek near 1780 Metre Contour (08NM242) 29 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2019; median 1.1 m³/s; highest 1.8 m³/s on May 18, 2008, and again in 2017 Penticton Creek above Dennis Creek (08NM168, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1998; median 1.3 m³/s; highest 3.4 m³/s on October 5, 1974, and again in 1975 and 1981 and 1997 Penticton Creek below Harris Creek (08NM170, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1981; median 12.4 m³/s; highest 18 m³/s on June 16, 1974 Two Forty Creek near Penticton (08NM240) 37 yearly peaks, 1984 to 2021; median 1.1 m³/s; highest 2 m³/s on May 1, 1987, and again in 1993 and 2006 and 2008 and 2017 and 2018 Two Forty-One Creek near Penticton (08NM241) 33 yearly peaks, 1984 to 2019; median 1.2 m³/s; highest 3.4 m³/s on April 30, 1987, and again in 2006 and 2008
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area F	Bull Creek near Crump (08NM133, no longer running) 20 yearly peaks, 1965 to 1986; median 1.6 m³/s; highest 5.4 m³/s on May 31, 1972
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area G	Ewart Creek near Cathedral Park (08NL076) 24 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2024; median 16.9 m³/s; highest 49.3 m³/s on May 27, 1998 Hedley Creek near the Mouth (08NL050) 8 yearly peaks, 2015 to 2024; median 24.3 m³/s; highest 52 m³/s on May 4, 2023 Keremeos Creek below Willis Intake (08NL045) 25 yearly peaks, 1993 to 2019; median 4.3 m³/s; highest 10.5 m³/s on June 1, 1997 Similkameen River near Hedley (08NL038) 59 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2024; median 426 m³/s; highest 1,050 m³/s on November 15, 2021
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area H	Camp Creek at Mouth near Thirsk (08NM134) 56 yearly peaks, 1966 to 2024; median 1.6 m³/s; highest 4 m³/s on May 29, 1972 Otter Creek at Tulameen (08NL023, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1984; median 18.8 m³/s; highest 33.4 m³/s on May 16, 1975 Pasayten River above Calcite Creek (08NL069) 44 yearly peaks, 1975 to 2024; median 75.5 m³/s; highest 139 m³/s on May 31, 1986 Similkameen River above Goodfellow Creek (08NL070) 46 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 82.5 m³/s; highest 180 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated) Siwash Creek near Princeton (08NL039) 26 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2023; median 13.3 m³/s; highest 44.9 m³/s on May 22, 2002 Soukup Creek near Hedley (08NL035, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1979; median 0.6 m³/s; highest 0.8 m³/s on May 8, 1974 (estimated), and again in 1975 and 1976 and 1978 Tulameen River below Vuich Creek (08NL071) 45 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 72.7 m³/s; highest 242 m³/s on November 29, 1995 (estimated) Whipsaw Creek below Lamont Creek (08NL036, no longer running) 33 yearly peaks, 1965 to 1998; median 9.6 m³/s; highest 28.1 m³/s on May 30, 1972 Wolfe Creek at Outlet of Issitz Lake (08NL041, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1968 to 1981; median 3.7 m³/s; highest 12 m³/s on May 30, 1972
Okanagan-Similkameen, Electoral Area I	Shatford Creek near Penticton (08NM037) 47 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2024; median 5.6 m³/s; highest 19.6 m³/s on May 30, 1986
Parksville	Englishman River near Parksville (08HB002) 37 yearly peaks, 1986 to 2024; median 300 m³/s; highest 538 m³/s on February 1, 2020
Peace River, Electoral Area B	Akie River near the 760 M Contour (07EA007) 38 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 226 m³/s; highest 534 m³/s on June 1, 1990 Alces River at 22Nd Base Line (07FD004, no longer running) 28 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2014; median 8 m³/s; highest 40.7 m³/s on September 1, 1996 Beatton River near Fort St. John (07FC001) 47 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2025; median 608 m³/s; highest 1,810 m³/s on May 14, 2017 Blueberry River below Aitken Creek (07FC003) 57 yearly peaks, 1965 to 2024; median 116 m³/s; highest 561 m³/s on May 13, 2017 Finlay River above Akie River (07EA005) 44 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2024; median 1,350 m³/s; highest 3,160 m³/s on June 7, 2007 Graham River above Colt Creek (07FA005) 38 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 153 m³/s; highest 489 m³/s on June 2, 1990 Halfway River above Graham River (07FA003) 27 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2024; median 309 m³/s; highest 1,040 m³/s on June 15, 2020 (estimated) Halfway River near Farrell Creek (07FA006) 37 yearly peaks, 1984 to 2024; median 517 m³/s; highest 3,020 m³/s on June 12, 2001 Halfway River near Farrell Creek (Lower Station) (07FA001, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1962 to 1983; median 708 m³/s; highest 1,320 m³/s on June 27, 1962 Ingenika River above Swannell River (07EA004) 47 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2024; median 394 m³/s; highest 940 m³/s on June 6, 2007 Kwadacha River near Ware (07EA002, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1998; median 248 m³/s; highest 489 m³/s on June 1, 1990 (estimated) Mesilinka River above Gopherhole Creek (07EC003) 46 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2022; median 279 m³/s; highest 568 m³/s on June 2, 1990 Ospika River above Aley Creek (07EB002) 42 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 300 m³/s; highest 1,360 m³/s on May 31, 1990 Peace River above Alces River (07FD010) 32 yearly peaks, 1992 to 2024; median 3,135 m³/s; highest 8,330 m³/s on July 4, 2020 (estimated) Sikanni Chief River near Fort Nelson (10CB001) 44 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2024; median 196 m³/s; highest 627 m³/s on May 31, 1990
Peace River, Electoral Area C	Peace River above Pine River (07FA004) 33 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2024; median 2,200 m³/s; highest 5,860 m³/s on July 18, 1996 Stoddart Creek at Outlet of Charlie Lake (07FC004, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1992; median 4.1 m³/s; highest 10.2 m³/s on May 6, 1972, and again in 1977
Peace River, Electoral Area D	Kiskatinaw River below Borden Creek (07FD019) 6 yearly peaks, 2019 to 2024; median 18.7 m³/s; highest 87.3 m³/s on July 3, 2020 (estimated) Kiskatinaw River near Farmington (07FD001) 53 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 163 m³/s; highest 649 m³/s on July 21, 2001 (estimated) Pouce Coupe River below Henderson Creek (07FD007) 34 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2024; median 108 m³/s; highest 801 m³/s on June 16, 2016 (estimated)
Peace River, Electoral Area E	Carbon Creek near the Mouth (07EF004) 22 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2024; median 144 m³/s; highest 403 m³/s on June 25, 2011 (estimated) Dickebusch Creek near the Mouth (07FB004) 39 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2025; median 6.7 m³/s; highest 273 m³/s on August 1, 1987 (estimated) Moberly River near Fort St. John (07FB008) 45 yearly peaks, 1980 to 2025; median 72.3 m³/s; highest 227 m³/s on June 27, 2011 Murray River near the Mouth (07FB002) 44 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2024; median 593 m³/s; highest 1,340 m³/s on July 18, 2001 Pine River at East Pine (07FB001) 42 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2024; median 1,475 m³/s; highest 4,000 m³/s on June 13, 1990 Sukunka River above Chamberlain Creek (07FB007, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1985; median 251 m³/s; highest 289 m³/s on May 22, 1981 Sukunka River near the Mouth (07FB003) 41 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2024; median 544 m³/s; highest 1,210 m³/s on July 3, 2020 (estimated)
Peachland	Peachland Creek above Diversions (08NM140, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1982; median 1.2 m³/s; highest 2.2 m³/s on May 28, 1981, and again in 1982
Pemberton	Pemberton Creek near Pemberton (08MG025) 25 yearly peaks, 1987 to 2024; median 19.1 m³/s; highest 32.1 m³/s on January 19, 2005
Penticton	Okanagan River at Penticton (08NM050) 57 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2025; median 53.1 m³/s; highest 88.2 m³/s on August 7, 1997
Port Coquitlam	Coquitlam River at Port Coquitlam (08MH002) 48 yearly peaks, 1975 to 2025; median 139 m³/s; highest 227 m³/s on October 19, 2024 (estimated)
Port Edward	Kloiya River near Prince Rupert (08EG016, no longer running) 47 yearly peaks, 1969 to 2021; median 78 m³/s; highest 170 m³/s on November 19, 1971
Port Hardy	Keogh River near Port Hardy (08HF014) 7 yearly peaks, 2017 to 2025; median 99.7 m³/s; highest 176 m³/s on November 19, 2017 (estimated)
Port Moody	Noons Creek at Meridian Substation Road (08GA065, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1976 to 1996; median 7.3 m³/s; highest 13.8 m³/s on October 31, 1981
Princeton	Similkameen River at Princeton (08NL007) 44 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2024; median 206 m³/s; highest 430 m³/s on May 15, 1997, and again in 2021 Tulameen River at Princeton (08NL024) 47 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 206 m³/s; highest 807 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated)
qathet, Electoral Area A	Tahumming River near Toba Inlet (08GC003, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1925 to 1930; median 241 m³/s; highest 348 m³/s on September 26, 1930 Theodosia River above Scotty Creek (08GC008) 18 yearly peaks, 2003 to 2024; median 66.6 m³/s; highest 128 m³/s on October 22, 2014 (estimated) Theodosia River below Olsen Lake Diversion (08GC007) 21 yearly peaks, 2001 to 2023; median 53.8 m³/s; highest 105 m³/s on October 7, 2007 Theodosia River Diversion above Olsen Lake (08GC005) 20 yearly peaks, 2001 to 2023; median 102 m³/s; highest 233 m³/s on October 22, 2014 (estimated) Theodosia River Diversion Bypass (08GC006) 22 yearly peaks, 2001 to 2024; median 5.4 m³/s; highest 6.8 m³/s on February 18, 2016, and again in 2023 Theodosia River near Bliss Landing (08GC004, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1980; median 55.5 m³/s; highest 75.8 m³/s on December 26, 1980
qathet, Electoral Area C	Horseshoe River above Lois Lake (08GB014) 15 yearly peaks, 2008 to 2023; median 22.6 m³/s; highest 44.5 m³/s on December 11, 2014 (estimated)
Quesnel	Baker Creek at Quesnel (08KE016) 16 yearly peaks, 2006 to 2024; median 60.3 m³/s; highest 116 m³/s on April 26, 2007
Revelstoke	Columbia River above Steamboat Rapids (08ND011, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1958 to 1985; median 3,060 m³/s; highest 5,350 m³/s on June 12, 1972
Richmond	Richmond Landfill Outfall Site 2 (08MH151, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1985 to 1990; median 0.1 m³/s; highest 0.2 m³/s on November 1, 1985, and again in 1986 and 1987 and 1989 and 1990
Saanich	Colquitz River at Violet Avenue (08HA047, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1982 to 1998; median 6.6 m³/s; highest 17.1 m³/s on November 24, 1990
Salmon Arm	East Canoe Creek above Dam (08LE108) 39 yearly peaks, 1983 to 2025; median 1 m³/s; highest 3.5 m³/s on April 26, 1983 Gordon Creek above Diversions (08LE092, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1979; median 4.8 m³/s; highest 9.1 m³/s on June 1, 1975 (estimated) Salmon River near Salmon Arm (08LE021) 50 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2025; median 33.6 m³/s; highest 77.9 m³/s on May 10, 2018
Saltspring Island	Cusheon Creek at Outlet of Cusheon Lake (08HA026, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1993 to 1997; median 1.8 m³/s; highest 3 m³/s on January 2, 1997
Sparwood	Fording River at the Mouth (08NK018) 47 yearly peaks, 1973 to 2024; median 56.6 m³/s; highest 318 m³/s on June 7, 1995 Line Creek at the Mouth (08NK022) 42 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2024; median 15.4 m³/s; highest 48.6 m³/s on June 7, 1995 (estimated) Michel Creek below Natal (08NK020, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1990 to 1994; median 84.6 m³/s; highest 153 m³/s on May 19, 1991
Squamish	Cheakamus River near Brackendale (08GA043) 60 yearly peaks, 1959 to 2024; median 291 m³/s; highest 861 m³/s on October 21, 1963 Mamquam River above Mashiter Creek (08GA054, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1986; median 223 m³/s; highest 369 m³/s on December 27, 1980 Mamquam River above Ring Creek (08GA075) 28 yearly peaks, 1990 to 2025; median 217 m³/s; highest 431 m³/s on November 23, 1990 Mashiter Creek near Squamish (08GA057, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1980; median 31.1 m³/s; highest 121 m³/s on November 3, 1975
Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area A	Bridge River (South Branch) below Bridge Glacier (08ME023) 45 yearly peaks, 1979 to 2025; median 65.4 m³/s; highest 203 m³/s on October 8, 1984 (estimated) Bridge River above Downton Lake (08ME028) 26 yearly peaks, 1996 to 2025; median 192 m³/s; highest 258 m³/s on October 10, 2015 (estimated) Bridge River at Lajoie Falls (08ME004, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1925 to 1945; median 213 m³/s; highest 328 m³/s on October 19, 1940 Bridge River below Lajoie Dam (08ME029) 6 yearly peaks, 2019 to 2024; median 110 m³/s; highest 116 m³/s on September 3, 2021 Bridge River below Tyaughton Creek (08ME014, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1929 to 1940; median 419 m³/s; highest 680 m³/s on October 19, 1940 Bridge River near Shalalth (08ME001, no longer running) 22 yearly peaks, 1926 to 1948; median 441 m³/s; highest 900 m³/s on June 9, 1948 Gun Creek near Minto City (08ME006, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1925 to 1937; median 65.4 m³/s; highest 84.4 m³/s on June 10, 1930 Hurley River below Lone Goat Creek (08ME027) 30 yearly peaks, 1996 to 2025; median 83.6 m³/s; highest 185 m³/s on October 18, 2003 (estimated) Hurley River near Bralorne (08ME011, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1926 to 1936; median 96.3 m³/s; highest 153 m³/s on May 31, 1936
Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area B	Fraser River above Texas Creek (08MF040) 68 yearly peaks, 1952 to 2025; median 5,320 m³/s; highest 7,620 m³/s on June 21, 1964 Junction Creek near Lillooet (08ME026, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1988 to 1994; median 0.4 m³/s; highest 1.8 m³/s on May 21, 1991 Lee Creek above Diversions (08MD033, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1983 to 1994; median 0.1 m³/s; highest 0.3 m³/s on May 30, 1990, and again in 1992 and 1993 and 1994 Pavilion Creek above Diversions (08MD028, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1980 to 1997; median 0.5 m³/s; highest 0.9 m³/s on May 30, 1997 Yalakom River above Ore Creek (08ME025) 41 yearly peaks, 1983 to 2025; median 23.4 m³/s; highest 49.9 m³/s on June 9, 2006
Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area C	Green River near Pemberton (08MG003, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1932 to 1951; median 206 m³/s; highest 416 m³/s on October 28, 1937 Lillooet River near Pemberton (08MG005) 64 yearly peaks, 1949 to 2024; median 566 m³/s; highest 1,490 m³/s on October 18, 2003 Place Creek near Birken (08MG019, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1970 to 1989; median 3.5 m³/s; highest 7 m³/s on October 8, 1984
Squamish-Lillooet, Electoral Area D	Elaho River near the Mouth (08GA071) 38 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 709 m³/s; highest 1,450 m³/s on January 30, 2024 (estimated) Sentinel Creek above Garibaldi Lake (08GA056, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1982; median 7.5 m³/s; highest 16.4 m³/s on July 11, 1968, and again in 1969 Squamish River near Brackendale (08GA022) 61 yearly peaks, 1958 to 2025; median 1,340 m³/s; highest 3,140 m³/s on October 18, 2003 Stawamus River below Ray Creek (08GA064, no longer running) 18 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1989; median 57.7 m³/s; highest 113 m³/s on December 26, 1980
Stewart	Bowser River at Berendon Glacier (08DA006, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1972; median 49.8 m³/s; highest 150 m³/s on May 11, 1968
Stikine Region	Atlin River near Atlin (09AA006) 19 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2002; median 238 m³/s; highest 300 m³/s on September 20, 1990 Blue River near the Mouth (10AC004, no longer running) 33 yearly peaks, 1963 to 1995; median 116 m³/s; highest 297 m³/s on July 18, 1974 Cottonwood River above Bass Creek (10AC005) 60 yearly peaks, 1964 to 2024; median 144 m³/s; highest 242 m³/s on June 4, 1970 Dease River at Mcdame (10AC002, no longer running) 32 yearly peaks, 1959 to 1993; median 590 m³/s; highest 968 m³/s on May 31, 1972 Dease River near the Mouth (10AC006, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1995; median 880 m³/s; highest 1,440 m³/s on June 3, 1990 Hyland River near Lower Post (10AD001, no longer running) 27 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1993; median 785 m³/s; highest 1,260 m³/s on June 1, 1972 Kechika River above Boya Creek (10BB002, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1994; median 682 m³/s; highest 1,030 m³/s on June 3, 1990 Osilinka River near End Lake (07EC004) 43 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2024; median 253 m³/s; highest 455 m³/s on June 11, 2017 Pitman River near the Mouth (08CA003, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1981 to 1994; median 323 m³/s; highest 471 m³/s on July 12, 1985, and again in 1990 Sloko River near Atlin (08BB002, no longer running) 19 yearly peaks, 1959 to 1978; median 49.3 m³/s; highest 139 m³/s on August 14, 1961 Spatsizi River near the Mouth (08CA001, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1981 to 1994; median 411 m³/s; highest 601 m³/s on June 2, 1990 Stikine River below Spatsizi River (08CA002, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1981 to 1994; median 873 m³/s; highest 1,530 m³/s on June 2, 1990 Swift River near Swift River (09AE003) 57 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 252 m³/s; highest 439 m³/s on June 11, 1964 Taku River near Tulsequah (08BB001, no longer running) 31 yearly peaks, 1954 to 1986; median 1,380 m³/s; highest 2,610 m³/s on June 11, 1964 Turnagain River above Sandpile Creek (10BA001, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1967 to 1993; median 540 m³/s; highest 858 m³/s on June 1, 1972 Tutshi River at Outlet of Tutshi Lake (09AA013) 51 yearly peaks, 1958 to 2018; median 65.6 m³/s; highest 105 m³/s on June 14, 1964
Strathcona, Electoral Area A	Clanninick Creek at Headwaters (08HE007, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2009; median 20.4 m³/s; highest 28.2 m³/s on October 6, 2007 (estimated) Crest Lake near Highway 28 (08HC006) 28 yearly peaks, 1998 to 2025; median 20 m³/s; highest 31 m³/s on November 15, 2006 Gold River below Ucona River (08HC001) 50 yearly peaks, 1962 to 2024; median 1,305 m³/s; highest 2,310 m³/s on November 15, 2006 Heber Diversion near Gold River (08HC007, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 2002 to 2010; median 8 m³/s; highest 8.1 m³/s on December 12, 2002, and again in 2003 and 2004 and 2005 and 2006 Heber River near Gold River (08HC005, no longer running) 26 yearly peaks, 1993 to 2018; median 103 m³/s; highest 170 m³/s on January 28, 2016 Mckelvie Creek above Intake (08HE010, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2011; median 50.9 m³/s; highest 71.5 m³/s on November 15, 2006 Salmon River above Campbell Lake Diversion (08HD015, no longer running) 30 yearly peaks, 1981 to 2016; median 259 m³/s; highest 546 m³/s on November 16, 2009 Salmon River above Memekay River (08HD007) 63 yearly peaks, 1960 to 2025; median 320 m³/s; highest 770 m³/s on November 19, 1962 Salmon River below Campbell Lake Diversion (08HD032, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 2010 to 2021; median 256 m³/s; highest 353 m³/s on January 28, 2016 (estimated) Salmon River Diversion near Campbell River (08HD020, no longer running) 18 yearly peaks, 1995 to 2014; median 42.6 m³/s; highest 48 m³/s on February 6, 1996 Salmon River near Sayward (08HD006) 40 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2024; median 774 m³/s; highest 1,560 m³/s on November 11, 1990 Ucona River at the Mouth (08HC002, no longer running) 49 yearly peaks, 1957 to 2013; median 272 m³/s; highest 1,080 m³/s on November 19, 1962 Zeballos River at Mook Peak (08HE008) 25 yearly peaks, 1999 to 2024; median 24.8 m³/s; highest 44 m³/s on December 9, 2014 (estimated) Zeballos River near Zeballos (08HE006) 57 yearly peaks, 1960 to 2025; median 521 m³/s; highest 1,180 m³/s on November 13, 1975
Strathcona, Electoral Area C	Homathko River at the Mouth (08GD004) 66 yearly peaks, 1957 to 2025; median 1,320 m³/s; highest 3,140 m³/s on September 6, 1957 Homathko River at Tragedy Canyon (08GD006, no longer running) 15 yearly peaks, 1963 to 1994; median 660 m³/s; highest 1,420 m³/s on October 31, 1967 (estimated)
Strathcona, Electoral Area D (Oyster Bay - Buttle Lake)	Elk River above Campbell Lake (08HD018) 32 yearly peaks, 1992 to 2024; median 125 m³/s; highest 240 m³/s on November 15, 2006 Little Oyster River at Yorke Road (08HD023) 12 yearly peaks, 2011 to 2024; median 14.8 m³/s; highest 24.9 m³/s on December 10, 2014 (estimated) Oyster River below Woodhus Creek (08HD011) 45 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2024; median 218 m³/s; highest 409 m³/s on December 9, 2014 (estimated) Quinsam Diversion near Campbell River (08HD026) 28 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2025; median 6.3 m³/s; highest 9.8 m³/s on December 16, 2002 Quinsam River at Argonaut Bridge (08HD021) 33 yearly peaks, 1993 to 2025; median 29 m³/s; highest 62.5 m³/s on November 16, 2009 Quinsam River below Lower Quinsam Lake (08HD027) 26 yearly peaks, 1997 to 2024; median 69.7 m³/s; highest 105 m³/s on December 11, 2014 (estimated)
Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area B	Clowhom River near Clowhom Lake (08GB013) 30 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2025; median 194 m³/s; highest 447 m³/s on November 22, 2017 (estimated) Homesite Creek near Halfmoon Bay (08GB010, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1981; median 11.2 m³/s; highest 13.6 m³/s on December 26, 1976 (estimated)
Sunshine Coast, Electoral Area D	Chapman Creek above Sechelt Diversion (08GA060, no longer running) 18 yearly peaks, 1970 to 1987; median 79.1 m³/s; highest 148 m³/s on October 31, 1981 Chapman Creek below Sechelt Diversion (08GA078, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2003; median 62.8 m³/s; highest 71.7 m³/s on October 16, 2003 Roberts Creek at Roberts Creek (08GA047) 36 yearly peaks, 1986 to 2024; median 20 m³/s; highest 64.1 m³/s on January 23, 1998
Surrey	Fraser River at Port Mann Pumping Station (08MH126) 9 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1992; median 11,500 m³/s; highest 14,800 m³/s on June 6, 1986 Mahood Creek at 144 Street, Surrey (08MH154, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1987 to 1998; median 23.6 m³/s; highest 38 m³/s on January 30, 1997 Mahood Creek near Newton (08MH018, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1970 to 1985; median 18 m³/s; highest 33.3 m³/s on December 3, 1982 Unnamed Creek at 114 Avenue, Whalley (08MH134, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1972 to 1984; median 2.6 m³/s; highest 10.2 m³/s on December 25, 1972 (estimated)
Taylor	Peace River near Taylor (07FD002) 62 yearly peaks, 1960 to 2024; median 3,025 m³/s; highest 10,000 m³/s on June 13, 1964
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area A (Wells Gray Country)	Clearwater River at Inlet to Clearwater Lake (08LA009, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1955 to 1967; median 428 m³/s; highest 595 m³/s on June 22, 1967 Clearwater River at Outlet of Clearwater Lake (08LA007, no longer running) 39 yearly peaks, 1955 to 1994; median 643 m³/s; highest 980 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Clearwater River at Outlet of Hobson Lake (08LA013, no longer running) 24 yearly peaks, 1960 to 1983; median 175 m³/s; highest 297 m³/s on June 12, 1972 Hobson Creek below Bois Grenier Creek (08LA018, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1984; median 50.6 m³/s; highest 105 m³/s on June 23, 1973 Mahood River at Outlet of Mahood Lake (08LA008, no longer running) 20 yearly peaks, 1962 to 1984; median 148 m³/s; highest 242 m³/s on May 26, 1982 Murtle River above Dawson Falls (08LA004, no longer running) 30 yearly peaks, 1927 to 1983; median 189 m³/s; highest 320 m³/s on June 12, 1972 North Thompson River at Birch Island (08LB047) 12 yearly peaks, 2011 to 2024; median 755 m³/s; highest 875 m³/s on June 25, 2020
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area B (Thompson Headwaters)	Blue River near Blue River (08LB038) 38 yearly peaks, 1985 to 2024; median 79.7 m³/s; highest 115 m³/s on May 24, 2014
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area E (Bonaparte Plateau)	Bonaparte River above Loon Creek (08LF066, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1985 to 1995; median 11.6 m³/s; highest 71.6 m³/s on June 14, 1990 (estimated) Bonaparte River near Bridge Lake (08LF062, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1990 to 1994; median 10 m³/s; highest 54.4 m³/s on June 13, 1990 Fiftynine Creek near Clinton (08LF080, no longer running) 11 yearly peaks, 1985 to 1995; median 0.3 m³/s; highest 1.3 m³/s on June 25, 1992, and again in 1993 Fraser River at Big Bar Creek (08MD013) 6 yearly peaks, 2020 to 2025; median 5,665 m³/s; highest 6,620 m³/s on July 6, 2020 Loon Creek near the Mouth (08LF071, no longer running) 10 yearly peaks, 1985 to 1995; median 0.9 m³/s; highest 1.5 m³/s on May 29, 1985 Mcdonald Creek near Bridge Lake (08LF095, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1986 to 1994; median 0.5 m³/s; highest 3.9 m³/s on June 12, 1990 Scottie Creek above Chrome Creek (08LF089, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1981 to 1994; median 1.2 m³/s; highest 1.7 m³/s on July 4, 1982, and again in 1984 and 1985 and 1986
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area I (Blue Sky Country)	Ambusten Creek near the Mouth (08LF081, no longer running) 20 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1998; median 0.1 m³/s; highest 1 m³/s on May 25, 1981 Anderson Creek above Diversions (08LF084, no longer running) 20 yearly peaks, 1979 to 1998; median 0.9 m³/s; highest 4.5 m³/s on May 21, 1981 Arrowstone Creek near the Mouth (08LF099) 13 yearly peaks, 2002 to 2019; median 0.9 m³/s; highest 2.8 m³/s on May 22, 2002, and again in 2011 Barnes Creek above Pense Lake Diversion (08LF070, no longer running) 5 yearly peaks, 1969 to 1973; median 1.7 m³/s; highest 3.1 m³/s on July 6, 1969, and again in 1972 Chataway Creek near the Mouth (08LG066, no longer running) 14 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1998; median 0.7 m³/s; highest 8.4 m³/s on May 14, 1997 (estimated) Dairy Creek above Tsotin Lake (08LF100) 17 yearly peaks, 2002 to 2024; median 0.2 m³/s; highest 0.6 m³/s on April 18, 2021 Hat Creek near Cache Creek (08LF015, no longer running) 16 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1993; median 5 m³/s; highest 18 m³/s on May 21, 1981 (estimated) Hat Creek near Upper Hat Creek (08LF061, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1984; median 8.1 m³/s; highest 16.8 m³/s on May 21, 1981 Medicine Creek Diversion near Ashcroft (08LF083, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1984; median 0.5 m³/s; highest 0.9 m³/s on May 25, 1981 Medicine Creek near the Mouth (08LF082, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1978 to 1984; median 0.4 m³/s; highest 1.1 m³/s on June 4, 1978, and again in 1980 and 1981 Nicola River near Spences Bridge (08LG006, no longer running) 42 yearly peaks, 1977 to 2020; median 194 m³/s; highest 406 m³/s on May 16, 1997 Thompson River near Spences Bridge (08LF051) 71 yearly peaks, 1952 to 2025; median 2,690 m³/s; highest 4,130 m³/s on June 15, 1972
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area J (Copper Desert Country)	Axe Creek at Lot 781 (08LG051, no longer running) 9 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1974; median 0.3 m³/s; highest 1.1 m³/s on May 4, 1969, and again in 1971 and 1974 Criss Creek near Savona (08LF007) 39 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2022; median 20.6 m³/s; highest 77.6 m³/s on July 2, 2020 (estimated) Deadman River above Criss Creek (08LF027) 24 yearly peaks, 1995 to 2023; median 14.4 m³/s; highest 55 m³/s on May 9, 2023 (estimated) Guichon Creek above Tunkwa Lake Diversion (08LG056) 49 yearly peaks, 1968 to 2024; median 1.4 m³/s; highest 3.6 m³/s on May 8, 2023 Joe Ross Creek near the Mouth (08LF094) 34 yearly peaks, 1984 to 2025; median 2.9 m³/s; highest 9.7 m³/s on June 13, 1990 Peterson Creek above Jacko Creek (08LE102, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 1981 to 1986; median 0.5 m³/s; highest 0.7 m³/s on May 30, 1985 (estimated) Thompson River near Savona (08LF033) 5 yearly peaks, 2021 to 2025; median 2,710 m³/s; highest 3,490 m³/s on June 25, 2022 Watching Creek near Kamloops (08LF049, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1963 to 1974; median 5.2 m³/s; highest 10.1 m³/s on May 30, 1972
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area M (Beautiful Nicola Valley - North)	Beak Creek at the Mouth (08LG064, no longer running) 17 yearly peaks, 1983 to 2001; median 4.8 m³/s; highest 17.5 m³/s on May 31, 1996 Guichon Creek at Outlet of Mamit Lake (08LG041) 35 yearly peaks, 1986 to 2024; median 3.6 m³/s; highest 40.7 m³/s on May 7, 2018 Mellin Creek near Douglas Lake (08LG036, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1966 to 1974; median 0 m³/s; highest 0 m³/s on April 3, 1969, and again in 1970 and 1971 and 1972 and 1974 Nicola River above Nicola Lake (08LG049, no longer running) 38 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2014; median 31.9 m³/s; highest 73.6 m³/s on May 24, 2002 Nicola River at Outlet of Nicola Lake (08LG065) 42 yearly peaks, 1983 to 2025; median 29.2 m³/s; highest 78.3 m³/s on May 16, 2018 Nicola River near Merritt (08LG007, no longer running) 31 yearly peaks, 1976 to 2007; median 81 m³/s; highest 171 m³/s on November 30, 1995 Pennask Creek near Quilchena (08LG016) 45 yearly peaks, 1970 to 2021; median 8.8 m³/s; highest 21.2 m³/s on June 16, 1974 Salmon River above Salmon Lake (08LE075, no longer running) 36 yearly peaks, 1966 to 2002; median 8.3 m³/s; highest 15.4 m³/s on May 31, 1996 Spahomin Creek at Outlet of Pennask Lake (08LG020, no longer running) 7 yearly peaks, 1968 to 1974; median 5.6 m³/s; highest 6.8 m³/s on June 20, 1974
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area N (Beautiful Nicola Valley - South)	Coldwater River near Brookmere (08LG048) 55 yearly peaks, 1966 to 2024; median 66.6 m³/s; highest 166 m³/s on November 29, 1995 Otter Creek below Spearing Creek (08NL060, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1975 to 1982; median 12 m³/s; highest 23.5 m³/s on May 11, 1975 Spius Creek below Silver Creek (08LG068, no longer running) 6 yearly peaks, 2000 to 2014; median 44.3 m³/s; highest 57.3 m³/s on October 20, 2003 Spius Creek near Canford (08LG008) 46 yearly peaks, 1970 to 2024; median 98.7 m³/s; highest 216 m³/s on May 31, 1997
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area O (Lower North Thompson)	Barriere River below Sprague Creek (08LB069) 44 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2025; median 79.8 m³/s; highest 158 m³/s on May 31, 1997 Fisher Creek at West Boundary D.L. 3599 (08LD009, no longer running) 13 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1998; median 2.3 m³/s; highest 6.5 m³/s on May 13, 1997 Fishtrap Creek near Mclure (08LB024) 39 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 8 m³/s; highest 15.3 m³/s on May 15, 1997 Harper Creek near the Mouth (08LB076) 48 yearly peaks, 1974 to 2025; median 37.5 m³/s; highest 63.3 m³/s on May 31, 1997 Lemieux Creek near Mount Olie (08LB042, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1980 to 1987; median 10.5 m³/s; highest 21.3 m³/s on May 21, 1985 Lemieux Creek near the Mouth (08LB078) 25 yearly peaks, 1987 to 2024; median 21.5 m³/s; highest 49.5 m³/s on June 12, 1990 Louis Creek at the Mouth (08LB072) 8 yearly peaks, 1987 to 1995; median 21.9 m³/s; highest 35.9 m³/s on May 15, 1993
Thompson-Nicola, Electoral Area P (Rivers and the Peaks)	Adams River near Squilax (08LD001) 45 yearly peaks, 1947 to 2016; median 223 m³/s; highest 377 m³/s on June 1, 1948 Louis Creek above Mcgillivray Creek (08LB081, no longer running) 12 yearly peaks, 1984 to 1995; median 2.2 m³/s; highest 4.2 m³/s on June 12, 1990 North Thompson River at Mclure (08LB064) 31 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2025; median 1,880 m³/s; highest 2,590 m³/s on June 21, 1999
Tumbler Ridge	Flatbed Creek at Kilometre 110 Heritage Highway (07FB009) 39 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2024; median 48.4 m³/s; highest 390 m³/s on July 18, 2001 Murray River above Wolverine River (07FB006) 42 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2024; median 378 m³/s; highest 872 m³/s on June 13, 1990 Quality Creek near the Mouth (07FB005, no longer running) 22 yearly peaks, 1978 to 2001; median 2.9 m³/s; highest 24.5 m³/s on July 14, 1982 (estimated)
Vanderhoof	Nechako River at Vanderhoof (08JC001) 38 yearly peaks, 1986 to 2024; median 336 m³/s; highest 791 m³/s on June 29, 2007
Vernon	Vernon Creek at Outlet of Kalamalka Lake (08NM065) 50 yearly peaks, 1972 to 2024; median 4.1 m³/s; highest 8.7 m³/s on June 12, 1997 Vernon Creek near the Mouth (08NM160) 6 yearly peaks, 1977 to 1982; median 6 m³/s; highest 7.9 m³/s on June 3, 1982
West Kelowna	Lambly Creek Diversion to Rose Valley Lake (08NM167, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1971 to 1978; median 0.7 m³/s; highest 0.8 m³/s on June 12, 1978
West Vancouver	Capilano River above Intake (08GA010) 64 yearly peaks, 1958 to 2025; median 344 m³/s; highest 690 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated)
Whistler	Cheakamus River above Millar Creek (08GA072) 42 yearly peaks, 1982 to 2025; median 82.6 m³/s; highest 331 m³/s on August 30, 1991 Cheakamus River near Mons (08GA024, no longer running) 21 yearly peaks, 1926 to 1947; median 101 m³/s; highest 257 m³/s on October 19, 1940 Fitzsimmons Creek below Blackcomb Creek (08MG026) 20 yearly peaks, 1994 to 2024; median 23.1 m³/s; highest 70.8 m³/s on November 15, 2021 (estimated) Twentyone Mile Creek at 670 M Contour (08MG021, no longer running) 8 yearly peaks, 1974 to 1983; median 22.8 m³/s; highest 40.5 m³/s on July 11, 1983
Williams Lake	Williams Lake River at Outlet of Williams Lake (08MC005, no longer running) 23 yearly peaks, 1973 to 1995; median 4.9 m³/s; highest 16.7 m³/s on April 23, 1976

From HYDAT's yearly instantaneous peak flows, read 2026-10-11. Each gauge is placed by us in the place that holds it; 16 on land without a place page here, reserves among them, aren't listed. Years without a peak on record are left out of the count, and "estimated" is HYDAT's own mark.

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