| 60.0 | A major disaster occurs in Columbus and Phenix City...Alabama. The water now even tops the Highway 280 bridge. | | 55.0 | Water tops flood wall and most bridges are inundated in Downtown Columbus. | | 50.0 | Very serious flooding occurs to many businesses and homes in Columbus and Phenix City. | | 49.0 | Very serious flooding occurs. Homes in the Colonial Park area of South Columbus flood. Extensive damage to homes and businesses occur. | | 44.0 | Serious flooding occurs in Columbus. Flooding of businesses occurs...especially along Bay and Front Streets. Homes flood along Bull Creek. | | 42.0 | Flooding increases. Broadway Street begins flooding...railroads tracks along river are underwater...and Phenix City Amphitheater flooded. | | 41.0 | City of Columbus ballpark begins to flood. | | 40.0 | Flooding of yards increases for homes in Phenix City...Alabama. | | 38.0 | Road to homes along Chattahoochee River flood in Northwest Columbus...cutting off residents. | | 35.0 | River Walk Restrooms begin to flood. | | 34.0 | Flood Stage is reached. Flooding of golf course in Columbus begins. | | 28.0 | Access road to Phenix City Amiphitheater begins to flood. | | 25.0 | River Walk in Phenix City...Alabama begins to flood. | | 21.0 | River Walk is completely covered with flowing flood waters and City of Columbus light poles and property along River Walk floods. In addition...Phenix City Amphitheater starts flooding. | | 20.0 | River Walk begins to flood in downtown Columbus. The area will become closed to citizens. | | 17.0 | Water approaches River Walk in downtown Columbus. In addition...water approaches amphitheater in Phenix City. |
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1) 55.20 ft on 03/15/1929
2) 52.60 ft on 12/12/1919
3) 49.80 ft on 02/26/1961
4) 48.00 ft on 01/19/1925
5) 45.89 ft on 04/08/1964
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1) 1.78 ft on 09/12/2007
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