Basin Ping
Mae Tuen River
น้ำแม่ตื่น
A tributary of the Ping River that flows into the Bhumibol Dam reservoir.
Key facts
- Length
- about 220 kmMeasured along the river on this map; official figures can differ with the method used
- Source
- Chiang Mai province
- Flows into
- Ping River, Tak province
- Basin
- Ping
- Provinces (2)
- Chiang Mai, Tak
Mae Tuen River water level today
2 automatic gauging stations on this river, highest water relative to the bank first. As of 29 Sep 2026, 19:30
| Station | Location | Level (m MSL) | Of bank-full | Status | Measured |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| บ้านหลวง | Omkoi District, Chiang Mai | 790.93 | 62% | Normal | 29 Sep 2026, 06:00 |
| Mae Tuen Bridge | Mae Ramat District, Tak | 301.11 | 55% | Normal | 29 Sep 2026, 19:30 |
Data from the National Hydroinformatics Data Center (ThaiWater), HII, refreshed every 10 minutes
Frequently asked questions
- Which provinces does the Mae Tuen River flow through?
- The Mae Tuen River flows through 2 provinces: Chiang Mai and Tak.
- How long is the Mae Tuen River?
- The Mae Tuen River is about 220 km long, measured along the river on this map. Official figures can differ slightly with the method used.
- Where does the Mae Tuen River come from?
- The Mae Tuen River rises in Chiang Mai province.
- Which river does the Mae Tuen River flow into?
- The Mae Tuen River flows into the Ping River in Tak province.
- What is the Mae Tuen River water level today?
- Of 2 gauging stations, 0 are over the bank and 0 have high water. Data as of 29 Sep 2026, 19:30.
- What is the Mae Tuen River called in Thai?
- In Thai the Mae Tuen River is น้ำแม่ตื่น.
Other rivers in the Ping basin
Ping RiverMae Taeng RiverMae Ngat RiverKuang RiverMae Chaem RiverLi RiverKhlong Suan Mak