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Excerpt from Revision of the North American Species of the Genus Juncus
It was thought best to add a second table, giving the extremes of every month and every year in those seven years, as the extremes are of more practical importance for the boatmen, as well as the inhabitants of the banks, than the means. The table shows that from September to February the river has never been higher than 17 feet, from March to July never lower than 6 feet, and in April, May, and June never lower than 8 feet above low water mark. The lowest stage, zero, was observed on December 21, 1863, and the highest, feet, on July 27, 1844.
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