Birch Hill Dam - out-flow fro the dam at the top of the run.
https://reservoircontrol.usace.army.mil/nae_ords/cwmsweb/cwms_realtime.ProjectPage?gagecode=BHD
https://reservoircontrol.usace.army.mil/nae_ords/cwmsweb/cwms_realtime.ProjectPage?gagecode=BHD
South Royalston – gage at the put-in
https://reservoircontrol.usace.army.mil/nae_ords/cwmsweb/cwms_realtime.riverpage?gagecode=ROY
https://reservoircontrol.usace.army.mil/nae_ords/cwmsweb/cwms_realtime.riverpage?gagecode=ROY
Tully Dam – additional flow from the Tully River
https://reservoircontrol.usace.army.mil/nae_ords/cwmsweb/cwms_realtime.ProjectPage?gagecode=TLD
https://reservoircontrol.usace.army.mil/nae_ords/cwmsweb/cwms_realtime.ProjectPage?gagecode=TLD
Athol – flow below the take-out and the Tully River
https://reservoircontrol.usace.army.mil/nae_ords/cwmsweb/cwms_realtime.ProjectPage?gagecode=ATH
https://reservoircontrol.usace.army.mil/nae_ords/cwmsweb/cwms_realtime.ProjectPage?gagecode=ATH
According to Kaz, you can deduct the flow from the Tully River from the flow in Athol to determine the approximate amount of water in the river between South Royalston and Athol. I usually just look at the outflow from Birch Hill Dam or the South Royalston gage.
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