Stream Gauge
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The 
Stream Gauge is a 
building in Timberborn, designed for both the 
Folktails and 
Iron Teeth factions, facilitating advanced water management strategies. It measures not only the depth and flow of 
Fluids but, following Update 5, also the contamination levels of 
badwater, displaying it in percentage.
Functionality
The Stream Gauge now offers a comprehensive overview by providing the following information:
- Depth: The current level of water depth at the gauge's location, in meters.
- Greatest depth: The maximum water level recorded by the gauge, in meters.
- Current: The speed of the water current in cubic meters per second (cms).
- Contamination: The percentage of badwater contamination in the water.
Tips
- Water current can be roughly eyeballed for the purpose of placing water wheels, but having precise numbers can help calculate exactly how much
horsepower can be pulled out of any given point on a river (though, of course, a waterwheel cannot be placed at the exact same spot as a depth marker). - Water depth is useful for keeping track of how much water is in reservoirs, and tracking maximum flooding heights for designing
Levees and 
Dams.
Media
An in-game screenshot of the Stream Gauge infobox, showcasing the buildings's interface.
Stream Gauge installed in front of large water wheels to measure the water current.
Two stream gauges positioned in front of a dam that acts as a water reservoir.
Trivia
History
See Also
Weblinks
- Stream Gauge visible in the Timberborn Update 1 Trailer
- Stream Gauge visible in the Timberborn Update 5 Trailer
| Water |  Water Dump •  Irrigation Tower (removed) • Stream Gauge •  Badwater Pump •  Centrifuge • File:Badwater Dome icon.png Badwater Dome • File:Badwater Discharge icon.png Badwater Discharge • File:Badwater Rig icon.png Badwater Rig
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