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Channel Patrol


Channel patrol surveys are used to get a status of the probable river depths that could occur at low water over a large area. This type of survey consists of three lines of depth soundings parallel to the flow of the river. One line is down the center of the navigation channel and the other two lines are along the right and left sides of the navigation channel. If the surveys show areas that could be problematic for the navigation industry, more detailed pre-dredge surveys of the problematic areas will be completed.

 Middle Mississippi River, MRM 000-201
- MRM 0.0-25.0 (LWRP14): March 13, 2024 NEW
- MRM 25.0-50.0 (LWRP14): March 18, 2024 NEW
- MRM 50.0-70.0 (LWRP14): March 01, 2024 NEW
- MRM 70.0-75.0 (LWRP14): March 04, 2024 NEW
- MRM 75.0-95.0 (LWRP14): March 06, 2024 NEW
- MRM 95.0-115.0 (LWRP14): March 07, 2024 NEW
- MRM 115.0-135.0 (LWRP14): March 08, 2024 NEW
- MRM 135.0-160.0 (LWRP14): March 11, 2024 NEW
- MRM 160.0-185.2 (LWRP14): March 12, 2024 NEW
- MRM 195.0-218.6 (LWRP14): March 18, 2024 NEW
- MRM 1950-203.0 (LWRP14): May 28, 2024 NEW
 Melvin Price Pool 26, MRM 201-241
- MRM 203.0-241.2 (MP): May 29, 2024 NEW
- MRM 218.6-241.5 (MP): March 19, 2024 NEW
 Pool 25, MRM 241-273
- MRM 241.2-273.2 (MP): May 30, 2024 NEW
- MRM 241.5-273.2 (MP): March 20, 2024 NEW
 Pool 24, MRM 273-301
- MRM 273.2-300.0 (MP): March 21, 2024 NEW
- MRM 273.2-300.0 (MP): May 31, 2024 NEW
 Illinois River: Miles 00-80
- IRM 0.0-43.2 (MP): June 05, 2023 NEW
- IRM 43.0-74.0 (MP): June 06, 2023 NEW
 Kaskaskia River: Miles 00-36