| 12.0 | WIDESPREAD LONGLIVED RESIDENTIAL FLOODING OF HUNDREDS OF HOMES ABOVE CALALLEN OCCURS. THIS REQUIRES RESIDENTS TO BE EVACUATED...OR TO TRAVEL IN AND OUT BY BOAT. ROADS INTO THE FLOOD PRONE AREAS FLOOD FOR MILES...CUTTING OFF LARGE RESIDENTIAL AREAS FOR WEEKS | | 9.5 | RESIDENTS ARE ISOLATED UPSTREAM ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE RIVER FOR AS MUCH AS SIX WEEKS | | 9.0 | WIDESPREAD LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS...CLOSING ROADS AND CUTTING OFF MANY RESIDENCES ABOVE CALALLEN...REQUIRING EVACAUTIONS | | 8.5 | MAJOR LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS. ROADS FLOOD THROUGH THE LOWEST RESIDENTIAL AREAS...CUTTING OFF HOMES ABOVE CALALLEN...AND REQUIRING EVACUATIONS | | 8.2 | THE RIVER IS OUT OF ITS BANKS AT LABONTE PARK. THE SOCCER FIELD IS INUNDATED | | 7.7 | A GOOD PORTION OF LA BONTE PARK IS UNDER WATER INCLUDING MOST BENCHES ALONG THE RIVER. ROADS NEAR THE PARK AND RIVER ARE CLOSED | | 7.5 | MODERATE LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS. ROADS FLOOD THROUGH THE LOWEST RESIDENTIAL AREAS...CUTTING OFF HOMES ABOVE CALALLEN...AND REQUIRING EVACUATIONS. A PORTION OF LA BONTE PARK IS UNDER WATER | | 7.0 | MINOR LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS. THE FLOW ABOVE CALALLEN APPROACHES THE LOWEST RESIDENTIAL AREAS | | 6.0 | OVERBANK CONDITIONS OCCUR WITH NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS |
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1) 16.00 ft on 09/24/1967
2) 12.97 ft on 09/15/2002
3) 12.24 ft on 07/18/2002
4) 10.63 ft on 07/16/2007
5) 9.53 ft on 06/26/1987
6) 9.25 ft on 06/11/1987
7) 9.24 ft on 10/24/2003
8) 9.00 ft on 07/12/2002
9) 8.99 ft on 10/20/1984
10) 8.94 ft on 05/25/1992
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Low water records are unavailable.
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