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Yukon river levels

Live streamflow at 22 gauged Yukon rivers, highest first. Where a gauge has a long enough record, the reading is placed against its own history for today's date.

52% of gauged Yukon rivers are running in their normal range for the date, as of October 27, 2026.

Of 21 gauged rivers with a long enough Water Survey of Canada record, 2 are below normal (1 of them much below), 11 are in the normal range, and 8 are above normal (7 of them much above). Normal means the middle half of that gauge's own history for this calendar date.

To cite: Angling Hubs analysis of Water Survey of Canada streamflow, anglinghubs.com/flows/yukon.

RiverFlowUsually todayVs normal
Yukon RiverYukon River at Dawson56,504 cfs3.31 ft56,504 cfsNormal50th percentile · 80 yr record
Yukon RiverYukon River above White River39,199 cfs28.47 ft38,493 cfsNormal53rd percentile · 70 yr record
Yukon RiverYukon River at Carmacks25,639 cfs8.90 ft28,005 cfsNormal36th percentile · 74 yr record
Pelly RiverPelly River at Pelly Crossing9,535 cfs5.11 ft8,087 cfsNormal68th percentile · 75 yr record
Pelly RiverPelly River at Ross River3,955 cfs3.18 ft2,852 cfsMuch above normal92nd percentile · 72 yr record
Alsek RiverAlsek River above Bates River3,366 cfs24.64 ft3,189 cfsNormal56th percentile · 46 yr record
Pelly RiverPelly River below Vangorda Creek3,267 cfs14.64 ft3,955 cfsNormal32nd percentile · 53 yr record
Ross RiverRoss River at Ross River2,243 cfs32.07 ft1,077 cfsMuch above normal93rd percentile · 65 yr record
Takhini RiverTakhini River near Whitehorse1,858 cfs9.94 ft1,896 cfsNormal47th percentile · 78 yr record
White RiverWhite River at Kilometre 1881.6 Alaska Highway1,331 cfs66.60 ft1,158 cfsNormal69th percentile · 50 yr record
Liard RiverLiard River below Scurvy Creek1,264 cfs21.91 ftNot recordedNo historical record
Nisling RiverNisling River below Onion Creek1,042 cfs45.67 ft682 cfsMuch above normal92nd percentile · 29 yr record
Sixty Mile RiverSixty Mile River near the Mouth978 cfs20.47 ft182 cfsMuch above normal95th percentile · 29 yr record
Tatshenshini RiverTatshenshini River near Dalton Post572 cfs15.55 ft569 cfsNormal50th percentile · 35 yr record
Nordenskiold RiverNordenskiold River below Rowlinson Creek569 cfs9.58 ft327 cfsMuch above normal92nd percentile · 43 yr record
Morley RiverMorley River at Km 1251 Alaska Highway406 cfs12.26 ft562 cfsBelow normal19th percentile · 29 yr record
North Klondike RiverNorth Klondike River near the Mouth353 cfs5.81 ft247 cfsAbove normal84th percentile · 51 yr record
Big CreekBig Creek near the Mouth235 cfs20.31 ft84 cfsMuch above normal95th percentile · 50 yr record
Eagle RiverEagle River at Dempster Highway Bridge195 cfs9.54 ft55 cfsMuch above normal95th percentile · 47 yr record
Sekulmun RiverSekulmun River at Outlet of Sekulmun Lake148 cfs167 cfsNormal40th percentile · 44 yr record
Wheaton RiverWheaton River near Carcross146 cfs5.53 ft164 cfsNormal35th percentile · 71 yr record
Aishihik RiverAishihik River below Aishihik Lake107 cfs10.03 ft204 cfsMuch below normal5th percentile · 44 yr record

Streamflow from the Water Survey of Canada (Environment and Climate Change Canada), Open Government Licence - Canada, read every six hours. "Usually today" is the median for this calendar date, which we compute from the gauge's own daily record (HYDAT). A gauge tells you how much water is moving, not whether it is fishing well or safe to wade: check the regulations and a current local report before you go.

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