Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. Water Level

Updated: Jun 18, 2026 River Nebraska

Current Elevation

2.54 ft

Water Temperature

69.4° F

Warm

Pleasant temperature. Great for kayaking, paddleboarding, and active swimming.

30-Day Water Level Trend

Flow Rate (Discharge)

Current flow is 519 cfs (cubic feet per second). Normal flow conditions suitable for most river activities.

Map & Location

GPS: 42.90207778°N, -99.99999999°W

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. located?

Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. is a River located in Nebraska. The exact GPS coordinates are 42.90207778°N, -99.99999999°W. You can use these coordinates to get driving directions via Google Maps.

What is the Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. water level today?

As of June 18, 2026, the water surface elevation at Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. is 2.54 feet above sea level.

What is the current water temperature at Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr.?

The latest recorded water temperature at Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. is 69.4°F, which is classified as "Warm". Pleasant temperature. Great for kayaking, paddleboarding, and active swimming.

What is the current flow rate at Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr.?

The most recent discharge measurement at Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. is 519 cubic feet per second (cfs). This data is provided by USGS and is updated daily.

Is it safe to swim or boat at Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr.?

Safety conditions at Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. depend on current water levels, flow rates, temperature, and weather. Always check the latest data on this page before planning any water activities. Current water temperature is 69.4°F. We recommend checking local advisories and weather forecasts for the most up-to-date safety information.

Is Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. good for fishing?

Niobrara River Near Sparks, Nebr. in Nebraska is a popular destination for anglers. With a current water temperature of 69.4°F, conditions are suitable for warm-water species like catfish, crappie, and largemouth bass. Always verify you have the appropriate state fishing license.