Columbia River at Vancouver / Portland

WA · USGS gauge 14144700

Discharge

137,000

CFS

7-day range

66,800–163,000

CFS

Catalog range

100,000–400,000

CFS · reference

Flood stage

500,000

CFS · catalog

Last 7 days

7-day low 66,800 CFS high 163,000 CFS

Source: USGS National Water Information System, gauge 14144700

Reading Jul 26, 6:00 AM PDT

Catalog range and flood stage: Baseline Maps river catalog (reference data, updated with the app). USGS data is provisional and subject to revision.

Drainage

  • Terminal reach in the catalog drainage graph.

Reach data

  • Gauge location: 45.6311, -122.6958
  • Whitewater classification (catalog): Class Tidal — Tidal river section; Portland metro king salmon fishing
  • Gauge data cadence: ~15-minute readings (USGS)

FAQ

What USGS gauge measures the Columbia River at Vancouver / Portland?
USGS gauge 14144700. It reports discharge in cubic feet per second (CFS), typically updating every 15 minutes, published by the USGS National Water Information System.
What do the fishable-range numbers on this page mean?
They are reference figures from the Baseline Maps river catalog — a compiled low/high discharge range and flood stage for this reach. They are catalog data, not a recommendation; conditions, regulations, and safety are always the angler's own call.

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