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Moose Pit Brook Flow & Floatability Conditions

Real-time ECCC streamflow discharge in cubic metres per second (m³/s), river water depth, ambient water temperature, and craft-specific floatability ratings near Moose Pit Brook at Tupper Lake, Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia · ECCC #01EE005Live ECCC Station· Updated 4m ago

Moose Pit Brook

near Moose Pit Brook at Tupper Lake
📍 Map & River Access44.46° N
FLOATABILITY INDEX⏱Profile: Leisure Tubing & Float
1.0OUT OF 10Hazard / Flood Stage
⚡HIGH WATER SURGE (CAUTION)

Dangerous flood surge; extreme undertows and debris

💡Paddle Advisory:

DANGER: Stay off the river! Dangerous high water and flash flood surge.

Minimum Rec: 4.5 m³/s+245.5 m³/s Above Min
DISCHARGE (m³/s)
250.0 m³/s
Median: 250 m³/s
Est. Baseflow↑ 0% median
GAGE HEIGHT
2.40 m
Flood action: 6.72 m
Water StageSteady
WATER TEMP
7°C
Wetsuit: Advised (<50°F)
ImmersionCold Shock
AIR & SKY
11° C
Humidity: 48%
Rain: 2%10 km/h NW

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Dynamic score calculation adjusts thresholds according to watercraft draft, hull clearance, and flow rate.

Active: Leisure Tubing & Float (4.5–18 m³/s)
Lazy summer river floats & family tubing. Ideal flow 4.5–18 m³/s (~160–630 cfs), warm sunshine, minimal rapids.
Updated via ECCC GeoMet

24-Hour Streamflow Hydrograph (m³/s)

Discharge telemetry vs. seasonal baseline

Observed Flow
Min Safe Float (4.5 m³/s)
4.5 CFS Target
24 Hours Ago12 Hours AgoLive Sensor (250.0 m³/s)

River Access & Scout Reports

Field verified river miles & access status

6.4 mi FloatEst: 3.5 hrs
IN
Moose Pit Brook at Tupper Lake (Mile 0.0)
Paved concrete ramp • Free parking (12 slots) • Easy put-in
Open
!
Mile 2.4 - Exposed Gravel BarCaution
Clear navigation channel on river left bend
Passable
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Frequently Asked Questions About Moose Pit Brook

What is the current water flow rate of Moose Pit Brook?

Current discharge for Moose Pit Brook is measured in cubic metres per second (m³/s) at Environment Canada (ECCC) station #01EE005 near Moose Pit Brook at Tupper Lake, Nova Scotia.

Is Moose Pit Brook safe for canoeing and kayaking today?

Paddling conditions depend on live flow rates and gauge depth. Riverable Canada provides a real-time 1–10 Floatability Score calibrated specifically for kayaks, canoes, rafts, and tubes. Check the live status badge above before heading out.

How fast does water flow on Moose Pit Brook?

Water velocity correlates with discharge (m³/s) and river gradient. Low flow produces lazy paddling speeds (1–3 km/h), while higher discharge generates swifter currents (5–10+ km/h) and hydraulic hazards.

Can rain in the watershed cause Moose Pit Brook to rise rapidly?

Yes, upstream rainfall and mountain snowmelt directly influence runoff and river levels. Riverable Canada monitors cumulative precipitation models and upstream weather to alert paddlers to rapid surge conditions.

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