| 20.0 | A record flood is in progress in the city of Defiance with numerous flood losses. | | 19.0 | East side station pumps are activated at this level. | | 18.5 | Flooding of the Social Security building begins. Homes on the 700 Block of Riverside Drive and Spafford Street become surrounged by flood water. Third Street and Holgate Avenue begin to flood. | | 18.3 | Flood water closes Perry Street at First Street. | | 18.1 | Water crosses east Second Street at Auglaize Street. Flood waters cross over Riverside Avenue at Horace Street. | | 17.8 | Third Street Viaduct and Fort Street flood. Holgae Avenue is closed by flood water. Basements in the Defiance business district flood. | | 17.5 | Flood water covers the road at Jackson and West First streets. | | 17.2 | East Second...Auglaize...Jackson...First and East River streets closed by flood waters. Basement of house at 409 Fort Street floods at this level. | | 17.0 | Fort...Jefferson and East Second streets flood. | | 16.0 | The corner of second and Auglaize streets...Summit between Front and First Street and 80 percent of Kingsbury Park flood. Watson Road and South State Route 66 at Powell Creek are closed by flood waters. | | 15.3 | Mobile home park in Kingsbury Court floods and water is at the rear of houses along the 700 block of North Riverside Avenue and West River Drive. | | 15.0 | North end of East Front and Wayne Streets and areas between Main and Prospect Streets flood. | | 14.0 | Corner of East First and Auglaize Streets and parts of Second and Hopkins Streets flood. | | 13.7 | The parking lot behind old Leever Glass Company floods. Rear houses at 600 block of Riverside Avenue and 312 Auglaize Street and the basement of Charlies Downunder on Clinton Street flood. | | 13.5 | Harding Road and the Power Dam Road bridge is closed by flood water. | | 13.0 | Flooding occurs along Auglaize...East Front and Summit Streets near State Routes 424 and 281. | | 12.3 | Flooding begins on Auglaize and East Front Streets and in the rear of the building at Leever Glass. | | 10.0 | Flooding occurs in Kingsbury and Pontiac Parks. |
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1) 26.00 ft on 03/26/1913
2) 20.50 ft on 03/15/1982
3) 18.50 ft on 02/25/1985
4) 17.97 ft on 02/08/2008
5) 17.65 ft on 03/12/2009
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1) 0.00 ft on 08/02/1945
2) 0.01 ft on 10/11/2008
3) 0.20 ft on 09/20/1948
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