Gauging History  
  Gauge History of the Thai Side  
 
Gauge Thai Side Gauge Malaysia Side Gauging Method Flow Measurement Device The Construction
 
 

In Golok river basin, Royal Irrigation Department has set up 3 hydrological stations namely 

At the beginning, Thai side set up gauge station, X119 for measuring Golok water level. The X119  station was located at Long. 102° 58’ 40” E and  Lat. 06° 04’ 09” N  at baan Louk Seua Su-ngai Golok  district, Narathiwat province.  Golok water level was measured from  1980 to 2008  by two methods of reading
Water level—manual reading (Staff gauge) : 5 times a day (6.00, 9.00, 12.00, 15.00, 18.00 hr) 
Water level—Automatic reading (floating gauge and Analog graph) : hourly recording and weekly collecting.
Later on, by the mutual cooperation between Thailand and Malaysia under the Golok River Mouth Improvement Project, Malaysia  side proposed a cableway station to mutually measure Golok River discharge. Therefore two sides have established joint cableway stations, X119A for Thai side and 6019411 for Malaysia side.
For proper position for the cable towers of both sides, X119A is now located at Long. 101° 58’ 40” E and  Lat. 06° 01’ 13” N, Sirindhorn Public Park, Su-ngai Golok  district, Narathiwat province.   Data reading at X119A are as follows
Water level—manual reading (Staff gauge) : 5 times a day (6.00, 9.00, 12.00, 15.00, 18.00 hr)  from   1988  to 2008
Water level—Automatic reading (floating gauge and Analog graph) : hourly recording and weekly collecting from   2009  to present
River water level and discharge - small scale tele-metering from   2009  to present
River discharge—manual reading by current meter and cable set from   2010  to present