; and (2) by inserting after subsection (e) the following: (f) Stream flow networks (1) In general The Administrator shall coordinate with the United States Geological Survey to ensure that, to the extent necessary to maintain the stream flow networks critical to the National Flood Insurance Program, flood risk mapping, and flood risk assessments— (A) the stream gage stations in such stream flow networks are operational and use modern hardware; (B) such stream flow networks are sufficiently densified by adding new stream gage stations in high-risk areas; (C) inactive critical stream gage stations in such stream flow networks are reactivated; and (D) the speed of the geospatial real-time data feeds from such stream gage stations is increased. (2) Definitions In this subsection: (A) Stream flow network The term stream flow network means a network of stream flow gages maintained under the direction of the United States Geological Survey and its partners that is used to measure or record the flow of water down a stream or river, or through an entire watershed system, and transmit such information using a geospatial real-time data feed. (B) Stream gage station The term stream gage station means a device installed at the edge of a river or stream that measures or records the flow of water down the stream and additional information such as water height, water chemistry, and water temperature. (g) Availability of data to public The Administrator shall make available to the public on the website of the Federal Emergency Management Agency a national geospatial data repository that— (1) provides access to the raw data used to include the planimetric features and parcel identification data in National Flood Insurance Program rate maps; (2) to the extent that such data is available, allows users to view, query, and obtain such data at multiple levels of detail, including down to the property level; (3) allows users to view flood risks, flood insurance zones, and flood elevations