TABLE NO. 1.-Highest and lowest gauge readings of 1915—Continued.

TRIBUTARIES OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND THE ATCHAFALAYA-Continued.

1 Mouth of Red River is assumed to be at junction with Mississippi River.

36.08 5.76 Sept. 29, 1881.... 19.3 -22.3

Nov. 3-11, 1901..

Oct. 27-31, Nov.
10-14, 1892.
-24.3 Sept. 11-14, 1881,
and 19, 1883.
17.50-14.70 Oct. 24, 28, 1872;
Sept. 18, 1878.
30.0 -18.0 Oct. 26-Nov. 4,
1904.
18.8 - 12.2 Nov. 7-23, 1895.
33.96 + .61 Dec. 24, 1872.
33.02 3.61 Nov. 22, 1887.
25.2 -11.30 1875.

2 Discontinued.

.00 Nov. 9-13.

.76 Sept. 26, Nov. 11..

Aug. 9-11, Sept.
27-29, Nov. 12.

- .2 May 19.
-1.10 Aug. 7-8.
4.07 Nov. 13..
-4.30 Nov. 11.

Stages affected by dam and power plant.

-3.7

.05

Oct. 21.
Aug. 15-18.

.5 + 5.00
5.90
2.6

9.60

+ 2.65

-3.60

35.3

.9

2.0

2.0 + 2.2

.4

1.65 +2.75
10.20 +6.13
+ 3.90

+ 5.30

.70+ 1.46

+ 2.9

able No. 2.-Highest gauge readings, Mississippi River and tributaries, in 1916 to

TABLE NO. 3.-Maximum heights above mean Gulf level at high-water and regular gauges on the Mississippi River from Cairo to the Passes during high water of 1916, with high waters of 1912 and 1913 for comparison.

TABLE NO. 3.-Maximum heights above mean Gulf level at high-water and regular gauges on the Mississippi River from Cairo to the Passes during high water of 1916, with high waters of 1912 and 1913 for comparison-Continued.