Lincoln Nearby River & Lake Information

Name: Lincoln, Massachusetts, United States
Address: Lincoln, United States, Massachusetts

Critical Stages

No Flooding

Action

Minor Flood

Moderate Flood

Major Flood

No/Old Data

Location		Stage	Condition
Aberjona River
	Winchester - Gauge WCHM3	7.26 ft.	Not Defined

Assabet River
	Maynard - Gauge MAYM3	1.33 ft.	No Flooding

Blackstone River
	Northbridge - Gauge NBRM3	3.19 ft.	No Flooding
	Woonsocket - Gauge WOOR1	0.66 ft.	No Flooding

Boston Harbor
	Boston - Gauge BHBM3	3.11 ft.	No Flooding

Charles River
	Dover - Gauge DOVM3	0.68 ft.	No Flooding
	Medway - Gauge MEDM3	0.73 ft.	No Flooding
	Waltham - Gauge WLTM3	0.78 ft.	No Flooding

Concord River
	Lowell - Gauge LCNM3	3.76 ft.	No Flooding

Contoocook River
	Peterborough - Gauge PTRN3	1.07 ft.	No Flooding

Merrimack River
	Goffs Falls - Gauge GOFN3	2.42 ft.	No Flooding
	Haverhill - Gauge HVRM3	ft.
	Lawrence - Gauge LWMM3	ft.
	Lowell - Gauge LOWM3	41.21 ft.	No Flooding
	Nashua - Gauge NSHN3	3.92 ft.	No Flooding

Muddy River
	Brookline - Gauge MUDM3	7.11 ft.	No Flooding

Narragansett Bay
	Conimicut Point - Gauge CPTR1	1.01 ft.	No Flooding
	Fox Point - Gauge FOXR1	1.38 ft.	No Flooding

Nashua River
	East Pepperell - Gauge DNSM3	0.81 ft.	No Flooding

Neponset River
	E. Br. At Canton - Gauge CANM3	0.6 ft.	Not Defined
	Milton Village - Gauge MLTM3	0.92 ft.	Not Defined
	Norwood - Gauge NRWM3	5.54 ft.	No Flooding

North Nashua River
	Fitchburg - Gauge FBGM3	2.04 ft.	No Flooding

Pawtuxet River
	Cranston - Gauge CRAR1	3.71 ft.	No Flooding

Piscataquog River
	Goffstown - Gauge GFFN3	3.09 ft.	No Flooding

Quinebaug River
	Putnam - Gauge PUTC3	1.98 ft.	No Flooding

Shawsheen River
	Wilmington - Gauge WLMM3	1.86 ft.	No Flooding

Souhegan River
	Merrimack - Gauge SOHN3	2.09 ft.	No Flooding

Spicket River
	Methuen - Gauge MTHM3	3.11 ft.	No Flooding

Squannacook River
	West Groton - Gauge WGTM3	1.31 ft.	No Flooding

Sudbury River
	Saxonville - Gauge SAXM3	3.99 ft.	No Flooding

Data provided by NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service