River Levels
Nunavut river levels
Live streamflow at 14 gauged Nunavut rivers, highest first. Where a gauge has a long enough record, the reading is placed against its own history for today's date.
71% of gauged Nunavut rivers are running above normal for the date, as of October 27, 2026.
Of 14 gauged rivers with a long enough Water Survey of Canada record, 0 are below normal (0 of them much below), 4 are in the normal range, and 10 are above normal (6 of them much above). Normal means the middle half of that gauge's own history for this calendar date.
To cite: Paddling Hubs analysis of Water Survey of Canada streamflow, paddlinghubs.com/flows/nunavut.
| River | Flow | Usually today | Vs normal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thelon RiverThelon River below Outlet of Schultz Lake | 46,615 cfs82.81 ft | 29,753 cfs | Much above normal95th percentile · 42 yr record |
| Kazan RiverKazan River above Kazan Falls | 30,477 cfs246.56 ft | 13,896 cfs | Much above normal95th percentile · 59 yr record |
| Dubawnt RiverDubawnt River at Outlet of Marjorie Lake | 27,616 cfs47.35 ft | 14,938 cfs | Much above normal95th percentile · 57 yr record |
| Back RiverBack River above Hermann River | 16,845 cfs8.64 ft | 10,435 cfs | Above normal80th percentile · 60 yr record |
| Thlewiaza RiverThlewiaza River above Outlet Sealhole Lake | 9,535 cfs85.08 ft | 8,617 cfs | Normal63rd percentile · 47 yr record |
| Burnside RiverBurnside River near the Mouth | 8,758 cfs14.21 ft | 2,258 cfs | Much above normal95th percentile · 49 yr record |
| Coppermine RiverCoppermine River above Copper Creek | 7,911 cfs56.41 ft | 7,663 cfs | Normal53rd percentile · 37 yr record |
| Back RiverBack River below Beechy Lake | 2,818 cfs5.61 ft | 2,126 cfs | Normal69th percentile · 47 yr record |
| Tree RiverTree River near the Mouth | 1,349 cfs6.78 ft | 1,229 cfs | Normal62nd percentile · 57 yr record |
| Brown RiverBrown River at the Outlet of Brown Lake | 1,275 cfs19.58 ft | 982 cfs | Above normal76th percentile · 20 yr record |
| Kuunajuk RiverKuunajuk River near the Mouth | 1,233 cfs11.78 ft | 669 cfs | Above normal84th percentile · 54 yr record |
| Sylvia Grinnell RiverSylvia Grinnell River near Iqaluit | 1,042 cfs10.70 ft | 337 cfs | Much above normal95th percentile · 54 yr record |
| Meadowbank RiverMeadowbank River above Nanau Lake | 809 cfs27.80 ft | 466 cfs | Above normal85th percentile · 21 yr record |
| Apex RiverApex River at Apex | 131 cfs25.72 ft | 0.9 cfs | Much above normal95th percentile · 49 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 a run is safe: check the class, the hazards, and a current local report before you put on.
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