| 45.2 | THE RIVER IS AT ITS FLOOD OF RECORD. CATASTROPHIC FLOOD DAMAGE WILL OCCUR. | | 44.0 | APPROXIMATE TOP OF LEVEES IN ALEXANDRIA. WATER REACHES LOW POINT OF STEEL ON US 167 BRIDGE. WIDESPREAD MAJOR RIVER AND BACKWATER FLOODING OCCURS. | | 40.0 | EXTENSIVE BACKWATER FLOODING OCCURS NEAR THE CONFLUENCE OF THE CANE RIVER. | | 37.5 | WATER REACHES TOP OF THE RAILS OF THE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILROAD BRIDGE AT BOYCE. CONSIDERABLE BACKWATER FLOODING WILL OCCUR. | | 35.0 | CONSIDERABLE OVERFLOW BELOW ALEXANDRIA TO THE CONFLUENCE WITH THE BLACK RIVER OCCURS. BACKWATER FLOODING BEGINS ALONG INFLOW BAYOUS. | | 32.0 | FLOODING OF LOWLAND AREAS NEAR THE RIVER OCCURS AND RECREATIONAL BOATING IS AFFECTED. | | 28.0 | OVERFLOW OCCURS ON FLOODWAY SIDE OF LEVEE FROM GAUGE TO ACME. RECREATIONAL BOATERS SHOULD USE EXTREME CAUTION DUE TO HIGH RIVER FLOWS. |
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1) 45.23 ft on 04/17/1945
2) 43.65 ft on 02/05/1932
3) 42.35 ft on 05/08/1927
4) 42.05 ft on 05/19/1953
5) 41.84 ft on 07/06/1908
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