J. Tyler Wiest

This plugin allows user to insert the USGS river data into their site in real time. By providing the plugin with the USGS ID number a widget or shortcodes can be generated to get the station name, current water level, water level graph and USGS link.
Features: 
Display
<ul>
<li>Widget </li>
<li>Shortcode (automatically generated using metabox)</li>
</ul>
Information Available:
<ul>
<li>Station Name</li>
<li>Current Water Level</li>
<li>Current Gage Level in feet</li>
<li>Water Level Graph</li>
<li>Gage Height Graph</li>
<li>Station Url</li>
<li>Cache river information for a designated amount of time to speed up load time.</li>
</ul>
<a href="http://jtwventures.com/projects/USGS" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugin’s Official Documentation and Support Page</a>

USGS River Data

Enter the USGS Station ID and this plugin provides you with river name, currently water level, graph and station url via a widget or shortcode.

pjvolders

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This plugin is still in beta version. Please contact me if you have feedback (rather than just clicking the doesn’t work button) so I can improve the plugin.
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