This study extends Hsu and Yeh’s (1996) one-dimensional explicit finite analytic model (EFA) for simulating supercritical and mixed supercritical and subcritical flows. The essence of the EFA is the adoption of the concept of method of characteristics to the momentum equation for solving the local analytic solution of the dependent variables (i.e., discharge and cross-section area of flow). To ensure stability of the scheme, Courant condition should be obeyed. The dependent variables at the upstream and downstream boundaries are obtained through the method of characteristics. For the interior boundary condition at mixed supercritical and subcritical flows, the locations of the occurrences of hydraulic jumps are determined according to the values of Froude numbers. And water depths for supercritical regime at downstream boundaries were calculated. This was done through the method of MacCormack scheme and method of characteristics, by utilizing the water surface elevations of the interior neighboring computational points. The mixed supercritical and subcritical flow fields in laboratory flumes and natural rivers will be simulated and evaluated by the proposed model.