| 24.0 | Record flood is in progress. Northeast and northwest portions of Anderson are under water. Water is several feet deep in residential, commercial, and municipal areas. SRs 109, 32, 9 and I-69 could be the only roads open over the White River. Major power substation downtown is affected above 25 feet. Many roads are impassable. Bridges may also be impassable or not safe for traffic. | | 24.0 | Evacuations of the following areas in Anderson should have occurred...Park Place...Riverside Drive...Irondale...Alexandria Pike...Hollywood Estates...Phar-Mor Plaza area...Water Pollution Control/Dewey Street Plant...Moss Island Road...Rose Street...Hazlett Street...West 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th and 7th Streets, Henry Street and Sycamore Street. | | 20.0 | Approximate 100 year flood level. Levee at Park Place may fail. Evacuations in Park Place, Irondale, and along Alexander Pike areas is required. Flooding begins of stores in Phar Mor Plaza next to White River near State Road 9. Monitor all bridges over the White River. | | 19.0 | Levee in Park Place begins to overtop. Flood waters begin to affect Hollywood Estates. Eighth Street is closed from the top of Eisenhower Bridge to Park Avenue. Main Street between 5th Street and Milton Avenue is closed. | | 18.5 | Alexandria Pike between Cross Street and Lindberg Road is closed. This could be necessary at a lower level as it was in May 2002. Flood waters will seep through porions of the levee. | | 18.0 | Major flood is in progress. Evacuations are necessary in Irondale, on Hazlett, West 1st, 2nd, 3rd streets and areas west of Alexandria Pike. Sandbagging is necessary to protect levee at Park Place as water is within 6 inches of the top of the levee. Athletic field extensively floods. Low area of parking lot in Phar Mor Plaza at SR 9 and White River begins to flood. Sandbagging of low areas on levee needed during late December 1990. | | 17.5 | City of Anderson notifies residents in/along the following areas to make preparations for evacuation...Park Place...Hollywood Estates and Alexandria Pike. Cross Street is closed between Alexandria Pike and CrystalStreet. This area could flood at a lower level as it did in May 2002. Floodwaters begin to fill Phar-Mor parking lot. Dewey Street Plant of Anderson Water Pollution Control is affected by floodwaters. Athletic Park begins to flood. | | 17.0 | Close Grand Avenue between Broadway and Indiana Avenue. Flood waters from Killbuck Creek and Aqua Gardens/Shadyside Lake will be near Alexandria Pike. During flood of November 1993...water was 1 to 2 feet deep in the area of West 1st and West 2nd Streets. | | 16.0 | Residential, commercial and municipal areas in northern Anderson flood. Water levels is at critical stage for levee protecting Park Place. | | 15.8 | Close Madison Avenue between Vanbuskirk Road and Sefton Street. Madison Avenue flooded during November 1993 around this level. | | 15.0 | Flood waters enter Derby Downs near Madison Avenue and approaches 1st and Henry and the areas of Irondale and Riverside Drive. Sandbagging operations and voluntary evacuations should be in progress. | | 14.8 | Athletic Park began to flood at this level in May 2002. | | 14.0 | Extensive flooding of all city parks. The lowest areas of Irondale begin to flood. West 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and North Sycamore Streets flood in northern Anderson. Manhole at Athletic Park behind pool begins to overflow. Killbuck Creek overflows into Aqua Gardens/Shadyside Lake...closing off walking paths around lakes. | | 13.0 | Flood waters closes Edgewood Park and Grand Avenue between Alexandria Pike and Broadway. If river is rising at this level...City of Anderson notifies residents along Short Harlett, 1st and Madison, 2nd and Sycamore and Riverside Drive to prepare for sandbagging operations and possible evacuations. | | 12.0 | Flooding of Irondale Park, Madison Avenue Park, Mounds State Park and low agricultural land begins. Grand Avenue east of Broadway Street Bridge is nearly impassable. City of Anderson closes off Edgewater Park. | | 11.0 | Flood waters inundate Edgewater Park. Water approaches Grand Avenue east of Broadway Street Bridge. | | 10.0 | Flooding of Edgewater Park just across from gage site begins. Some low farmland begins to flood. At least one low city street begins to flood. | | 9.0 | Local parks begin to flood. |
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1) 23.60 ft on 03/25/1913
2) 20.30 ft on 03/23/1904
3) 19.96 ft on 06/14/1958
4) 19.48 ft on 09/03/2003
5) 19.41 ft on 04/21/1964
6) 18.97 ft on 05/18/1943
7) 18.86 ft on 01/22/1959
8) 18.83 ft on 12/31/1990
9) 18.63 ft on 01/15/1937
10) 18.28 ft on 02/15/1950
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