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Satellite view of Tarrant Creek (historical)

Tarrant Creek (historical)

River

Cool water — ease in carefully

Use caution

Cool water — ease in carefully: water temperature is 63°F, cool enough to cause cold-water shock on a sudden entry.

  • Water temp 63°F (17°C)

Live, provisional data from USGS gauge ELIZABETH RIV AT MIDTOWN TUNNEL AT NORFOLK, VA (0.1 mi away), as of Oct 29, 3:24 AM gauge-local time.

Why, sources & official advisories
  • Water temperature is 63°F, cool enough to cause cold-water shock on a sudden entry. — USGS gauge 0204288831, as of Oct 29, 3:24 AM gauge-local time

No official beach-advisory feed for Virginia yet — follow posted signs and local guidance.

Get an email when it’s warm enough

It’s 63°F at Tarrant Creek (historical) now. We check the water daily and email you once when it reaches your temperature.

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Boat ramps and fishing access near here

1 boat ramp mapped at or near Tarrant Creek (historical)

0.1 miN1
  1. Plum Point Kayak Launch

    Boat ramp · 0.2 mi from the map pin

    No trailers

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Tarrant Creek (historical)?
Tarrant Creek (historical) is a river in Virginia.
What is the water temperature at Tarrant Creek (historical)?
As of October 29, 2026, the water temperature at Tarrant Creek (historical) in Virginia is 63°F (17°C), measured by USGS gauge 0204288831, 0.1 miles away.
Can you swim at Tarrant Creek (historical)?
Cool water — ease in carefully: water temperature is 63°F, cool enough to cause cold-water shock on a sudden entry. Checked October 29, 2026.

Location & Contact

Virginia

🌊 Best times & visiting tips
  • ›Check water levels and current conditions before visiting
  • ›Wear life jackets when on the water
  • ›Be aware of rapids and potential hazards
  • ›Respect private property along riverbanks
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