Spatiotemporal Variability in the Hydrometeorological Time-Series over Upper Indus River Basin of Pakistan

Table 1

List of stream gauges used in the present study and their characteristics (period 1: 1963–1988; period 2: 1989–2014).

Sr. no.	Station	Latitude (dd)	Longitude (dd)	Area (Km^2)	Mean annual streamflow (m^3/s)
					1963–1988	1989–2014
1	Naran	34.9	73.7	1036	47.7	45.6
2	Garhi Habibullah	34.4	73.4	2355	100	105.5
3	Muzaffarabad	34.4	73.5	7275	342.3	321.9
4	Chinari	34.2	73.8	13598	298.7	289
5	Domel	34.4	73.5	14504	327.3	322.3
6	Kohala	34.1	73.5	24890	776	780.5
7	Azad Pattan	33.7	73.6	26485	1150.7	1241.8
8	Kotli	33.5	73.9	3238	123.9	127.3
9	Palote	33.2	73.4	1111	6	5.3
10	Kharmong	35.2	75.9	67858	462.7	465
11	Yogo	35.2	76.1	33670	341.2	368.8
12	Shigar	35.4	75.7	6610	194.6	220.5
13	Kachura	35.5	75.4	112665	962	1159.6
14	Gilgit	35.9	74.3	12095	277.2	333.7
15	Dainyor Br.	35.9	74.4	13157	365.4	295
16	Alam Br.	35.8	74.6	26159	661.8	619.3
17	Bunji	35.7	74.6	142709	1706	1875.3
18	Doyain	35.5	74.7	4040	118.3	149.2
19	Shatial Br.	35.5	73.6	150220	1938.9	2110.6
20	Karora	34.9	72.8	635	20.4	17.5
21	Besham Qila	34.9	72.9	162393	2350.2	2436.8
22	Daggar	34.5	72.5	598	5.4	5.9
23	Phulra	34.3	73.1	1057	18.6	20.5
24	Kalam	35.5	72.6	2020	85.7	86.2
25	Chakdara	34.6	72	5776	169.1	207.1
26	Chitral	35.9	71.8	11396	264.4	285.4
27	Nowshera	34	72	88578	849	824.2
28	Gurriala	33.7	72.3	3056	26.9	24.8
29	Khairabad	33.9	72.2	252525	3222.7	2834.4
30	Thal	33.4	71.5	5543	27.7	22.6
31	Chirah	33.7	73.3	326	5.7	4
32	Chahan	33.4	72.9	241	1.7	1.3
33	Dhok Pathan	33.1	72.3	6475	44	38.4
34	Massan	33	71.7	286000	3527.2	3809.5