Water restrictions enforced along a segment of the Rock River, requiring all boats to maintain minimal speeds.
A slow-no-wake speed restriction is currently in effect on the Rock River in Afton, Rock County, Wisconsin, due to the high water level. The restriction, which was implemented by the Rock County Sheriff's Office, applies from the Indianford Dam south to the W B R Townline Road Bridge.
The high water level on the Rock River was measured by the US Geological Survey Gauges, with the current water level standing at 6.61 feet as of the latest update. This level exceeds the 6.5 feet threshold set by the county ordinance, triggering the slow-no-wake speed restriction.
Boaters are required to operate at a speed as slowly as possible while still maintaining steering control to ensure safety on the river. The Rock County Sheriff's Office is responsible for enforcing the restriction.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is best to contact local authorities directly. However, you can also find more information on the Rock County Sheriff's Office's official website or by downloading their website15 First Alert weather app.
If you are looking for additional resources, you might want to check the official website of Rock County or Afton for any updates on water levels and speed restrictions. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) often provides information on water levels and speed restrictions due to weather conditions. You can visit their website for the latest updates.
USGS and NOAA websites also provide data on river levels and flow rates, which might be helpful in understanding the current conditions of the Rock River. Local news sources in the area might have recent reports on water levels and any restrictions in place.
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- The current high water level on the Rock River, as measured by the US Geological Survey Gauges, has exceeded the 6.5 feet threshold set by the county ordinance, leading to the implementation of a slow-no-wake speed restriction.
- To stay informed about the weather and any potential restrictions on the Rock River, visitors can check the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) website for the latest updates on water levels and speed restrictions due to weather conditions.
