The monitoring network within this area

Hydrionis holds 55,961 values from 6 gauges within it. Discharge is a property of a gauge and its reach, not of this drainage area, so this page reports the network and its records rather than a single figure.

6
Gauges
55,961
Values held
1922–2026
Record spans
3,043 km²
Area
Gauges within the Gideälven drainage basin
6 monitoring points, positioned as the publisher records them.
Gauges within the Gideälven drainage basinBJÖRNA KRV, BJÖRNAFALLET, GIDE, GRANSJÖN, STÅNGSELET, STÅNGSELET 2BJÖRNA KRVBJÖRNAFALLETGIDEGRANSJÖNSTÅNGSELETSTÅNGSELET 2

How low, how high and how variable this gauge runs

A hydrograph says what happened; these say how often. Read off BJÖRNAFALLET's whole daily record between 1926 and 1983, they describe the shape of the record rather than any day in it — and they belong to this gauge and its reach, not to this drainage area.

5.800 m³/s
Q95 low flow
16.000 m³/s
Q50 median flow
74.000 m³/s
Q10 high flow
Largest day of each water year at BJÖRNAFALLET
The highest daily mean discharge in each October-to-September water year, 1926–1981.
Largest day of each water year at BJÖRNAFALLETLargest day of each water year at BJÖRNAFALLET: BJÖRNAFALLET in m³/s, from 1926 to 1981.0100200300400m³/s19261933194019471954196119681975BJÖRNAFALLET 1926: 326 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1927: 155 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1928: 100 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1929: 128 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1930: 153 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1931: 108 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1932: 84.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1933: 107 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1934: 187 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1935: 382 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1936: 135 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1937: 223 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1938: 161 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1939: 143 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1940: 128 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1941: 119 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1942: 145 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1943: 98.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1944: 308 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1945: 126 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1946: 202 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1947: 195 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1948: 149 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1949: 209 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1950: 126 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1951: 143 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1952: 293 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1953: 121 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1954: 171 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1955: 171 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1956: 139 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1957: 103 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1958: 227 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1959: 124 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1960: 174 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1961: 137 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1962: 128 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1963: 131 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1964: 191 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1965: 230 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1966: 313 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1967: 151 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1968: 184 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1969: 211 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1970: 218 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1971: 122 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1972: 241 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1973: 133 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1974: 241 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1975: 161 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1976: 285 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1977: 141 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1978: 167 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1979: 241 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1980: 180 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1981: 133 m³/s

These are the largest daily means, not flood peaks. A peak lasting hours is averaged across a whole day here, so the true instantaneous maximum on the same day was higher — sometimes far higher on a fast-responding catchment. Flood frequency work needs a publisher's own instantaneous series; Hydrionis holds one for 2,236 American gauges and not for this one, so the two are never drawn together. A water year the gauge did not substantially cover produces no value at all rather than a low one.

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Underlying data
PeriodBJÖRNAFALLET (m³/s)
1926326
1927155
1928100
1929128
1930153
1931108
193284.0
1933107
1934187
1935382
1936135
1937223
1938161
1939143
1940128
1941119
1942145
194398.0
1944308
1945126
1946202
1947195
1948149
1949209
1950126
1951143
1952293
1953121
1954171
1955171
1956139
1957103
1958227
1959124
1960174
1961137
1962128
1963131
1964191
1965230
1966313
1967151
1968184
1969211
1970218
1971122
1972241
1973133
1974241
1975161
1976285
1977141
1978167
1979241
1980180
1981133

The longest record here

Mean river flow at BJÖRNAFALLET
Annual means of the daily record, 1927–1982. One gauge, not this drainage area.
Mean river flow at BJÖRNAFALLETMean river flow at BJÖRNAFALLET: BJÖRNAFALLET in m³/s, from 1927 to 1982.1020304050m³/s19271934194119481955196219691976BJÖRNAFALLET 1927: 48.1 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1928: 35.9 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1929: 37.5 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1930: 28.6 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1931: 32.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1932: 23.9 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1933: 19.8 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1934: 24.6 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1935: 44.6 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1936: 34.8 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1937: 24.5 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1938: 48.6 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1939: 30.2 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1940: 31.5 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1941: 30.9 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1942: 23.6 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1943: 26.9 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1944: 33.3 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1945: 45.8 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1946: 24.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1947: 21.1 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1948: 30.8 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1949: 30.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1950: 37.4 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1951: 29.7 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1952: 33.1 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1953: 46.6 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1954: 33.3 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1955: 27.7 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1956: 29.1 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1957: 31.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1958: 26.8 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1959: 24.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1960: 30.7 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1961: 37.7 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1962: 28.2 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1963: 22.1 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1964: 26.8 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1965: 26.8 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1966: 31.5 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1967: 44.4 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1968: 23.2 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1969: 19.8 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1970: 26.3 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1971: 26.7 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1972: 25.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1973: 28.1 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1974: 35.9 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1975: 27.0 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1976: 15.4 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1977: 31.4 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1978: 23.2 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1979: 31.9 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1980: 32.5 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1981: 30.9 m³/sBJÖRNAFALLET 1982: 27.6 m³/s

Annual means computed by Hydrionis from the published daily record, drawn only for years with at least 300 days held. They summarise this gauge's own record and say nothing about any other watercourse in this area.

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Underlying data
PeriodBJÖRNAFALLET (m³/s)
192748.1
192835.9
192937.5
193028.6
193132.0
193223.9
193319.8
193424.6
193544.6
193634.8
193724.5
193848.6
193930.2
194031.5
194130.9
194223.6
194326.9
194433.3
194545.8
194624.0
194721.1
194830.8
194930.0
195037.4
195129.7
195233.1
195346.6
195433.3
195527.7
195629.1
195731.0
195826.8
195924.0
196030.7
196137.7
196228.2
196322.1
196426.8
196526.8
196631.5
196744.4
196823.2
196919.8
197026.3
197126.7
197225.0
197328.1
197435.9
197527.0
197615.4
197731.4
197823.2
197931.9
198032.5
198130.9
198227.6

Every gauge Hydrionis holds within this area

Gauges within the Gideälven and what each holds
GaugeMeasuresValuesRecord
BJÖRNAFALLETmean river flow20,8021926–1983
BJÖRNA KRVmean river flow14,8931985–2026
STÅNGSELET 2mean river flow11,5811934–1965
STÅNGSELETmean river flow3,4961922–1932
GRANSJÖNmean river flow3,1812017–2026
GIDEmean river flow2,0081922–1928

How these gauges were attached to this water

Assigned by the publisher to a numbered basin Every gauge here is assigned to this drainage area by its own publisher, which issues the area an official code — 34000. A drainage area is not a river: it contains the tributaries as well as the main channel, and a gauge in it may be on any of them.

What each gauge’s link to this water rests on
GaugeEvidenceEstablished
BJÖRNAFALLETStated by the publisher on the record this gauge’s observations came from.With the observations
BJÖRNA KRVStated by the publisher on the record this gauge’s observations came from.With the observations
STÅNGSELET 2Stated by the publisher on the record this gauge’s observations came from.With the observations
STÅNGSELETStated by the publisher on the record this gauge’s observations came from.With the observations
GRANSJÖNStated by the publisher on the record this gauge’s observations came from.With the observations
GIDEStated by the publisher on the record this gauge’s observations came from.With the observations

What this record holds

Hydrionis decides which waters get a page, and which of those are offered to search, from what is actually held rather than from how the page reads. Five signals are counted; this record has 3 of them, which makes it a full profile.

Information-gain signals held for this water body
SignalHeldCounts
Gauges holding a real record6yes, 3 or more
Years spanned105yes, 20 or more
Values held55,961yes, 1000 or more
Distinct measurements1no
Publishers measuring it1no
Official identifiers2recorded, not counted

Use this data

Use this data

No bulk download is offered here, which is a licence position rather than a product one: at least one contributing publisher does not permit redistribution. The values can be read on the page, cited, and pointed to at source.

Attribution and citation

Attribution you are required to give

These are conditions of the licences the underlying data is published under. They are obligations to the publishers, not to Hydrionis, and they apply to you directly whether or not you mention Hydrionis at all.

Data from Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut, used under CC BY 4.0.

Suggested citation for Hydrionis

Hydrionis (2026), Gideälven gauge records, accessed 2026-10-05, hydrionis.com/waters/sweden-gidealven/

Cite Hydrionis where you rely on the compilation, the normalisation, the eligibility judgements or a chart. Where you use an unmodified published value, the publisher’s attribution is the one that is required; crediting Hydrionis as well is welcome and is not something Hydrionis can require of you.

Recommended, not required. Hydrionis does not claim rights over unmodified public data it relayed, and doing arithmetic on somebody else’s measurements does not make them Hydrionis’s. Cite the version and the access date: the Gideälven gauge records changes as publishers release and as methods are revised, and a citation without both cannot be checked later. Full guidance is on cite and reuse.

Where these figures come from

MeasuredHigh confidence1983-09-07

Source: SMHI — Swedish hydrological observations, 1184. Licence: Open — attribution required (attribution required).

Method: Daily discharge exactly as SMHI publishes it, from its corrected archive. SMHI computes the daily value from its own sub-daily measurement and rating curves; Hydrionis does not recompute it, because a mean derived from whatever sub-daily data happens to be exposed would be a different statistic under the same name.

Every value is checked and approved by SMHI. Station in the GIDEÄLVEN main drainage basin, 3,017 km². Discharge is a property of this gauge and this reach, not of the river as a whole.

Retrieved 1 October 2026.