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MCD is a Groundwater Guardian Green Site

Find out how your agency or organization can become a Groundwater Guardian Green Site

 

Water Trail maps
Our area rivers offer a great water playground, but enjoying them safely is the key. Learn about river safety and view maps of area rivers with our Play It Safe! maps.

Request a free water trail map for the Mad, Great Miami and Stillwater rivers!

Or download a map now.

 

Regional Trails Map

Order a Miami Valley Recreational Trails Map, featuring trails in Miami, Montgomery, Greene, Clark and Warren counties.



Around the watershed

05/20/2013

It's Safe Boating Week. Wearing your life jacket is one of the simplest ways to protect yourself from drowning.

05/13/13

April brought an average of 4.57 inches of precipitation to the Great Miami River Watershed 0.83 inches above normal. The high station was Union City (6.98 inches) and the low station was New Carlisle (3.55 inches). At the end of April, the Great Miami River Watershed had received 12.38 inches of precipitation in 2013 which is 0.36 inches above normal for this point in the calendar year.

05/01/2013

Register for the upcoming Miami Valley Cycling Summit to be held in Springfield on May 31.

Want to request use of MCD's property? Land use permit applications are now available to print here.

Learn how your organization can get funds for being groundwater friendly.


Upcoming events on MCD-controlled property

The Troy Strawberry Festival will be held May 31-June 4 along the Great Miami River between Adams Street and the Market Street bridge. Contact Heather Dorsten at 937.339.7714 for more information.           

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MCD Real-Time Data

View real-time precipitation and river stage data.

 

USGS Real-Time Data

View real-time precipitation and river stage data.