| 15.0 | OR 30000 CFS...WATER WILL APPROACH THE TOP OF THE LEVEE ALONG RIVERSIDE DRIVE IN EMMETT. IF THE LEVEE IS BREACHED...A LARGE VOLUME OF WATER WILL FLOW DOWN THE CANAL WHICH PASSES THROUGH EMMETT CAUSING SIGNIFICANT FLOODING IN PORTIONS OF EMMETT. WATER...ABOUT 1 FOOT DEEP WILL FLOW ACCOSS PORTIONS OF HIGHWAY 52 BETWEEN EMMETT AND MONTOUR. EXTENSIVE AGRICULTURAL FLOODING AND INNUNDATION OF COUNTY ROADS NEAR THE RIVER WILL OCCUR. | | 14.0 | OR 26000 CFS...WATER...ABOUT 1/2 FOOT DEEP...WILL FLOW OVER HIGHWAY 52 BETWEEN BLACK CANYON DAM AND MONTOUR. WATER WILL APPROACH HOUSES ALONG RIVERSIDE STREET IN EMMETT. BRIDGE ACCESS INTO THE EMMETT SPORTS FIELDS IN EMMETT WILL BE FLOODED. EXTENSIVE AGRICUTLURAL FLOODING WILL OCCUR NEAR MONTOUR...EMMETT AND LETHA. | | 13.0 | OR 23000 CFS...EXTENSIVE AGRICULTURAL FLOODING WILL OCCUR UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM FROM EMMETT. SOME COUNTY ROADS WILL BE UNDER WATERWATER IN THE VICINITY OF EMMETT INCLUDING SHALE ROCK ROAD. RAIL ROAD TRACKS BETWEEN EMMETT AND HORSESHOE BEND WILL BE FLOODED. WATER WILL BEGIN FLOWING OVER HIGHWAY 52 BETWEEN BLACK CANYON DAM AND MONTOUR. BRIDGE ACCESS INTO THE EMMETT SPORTS FIELDS NEAR THE RIVER WILL BE FLOODED. | | 12.0 | OR 20000 CFS...MODERATE AGRICULTURAL FLOODING WILL OCCUR UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM FROM EMMETT. FARM FIELDS AND PASTURE LAND NEAR THE RIVER WILL BE UNDERWATER NEAR MONTOUR AND LETHA AND LIVESTOCK SHOULD BE MOVED TO HIGHER GROUND. WATER WILL REACH THE LEVEL OF SHALE ROCK ROAD AND THE RAILROAD TRACKS NEAR MONTOUR. | | 11.5 | OR 18500 CFS...SOME PASTURE LAND AND FARM FIELDS NEAR MONTOUR WILL BE UNDER WATER AND MINOR FLOODING WILL SPREAD INTO AGRICULTURAL AREAS DOWNSTREAM FROM EMMETT. SQUAW CREEK WILL BACKUP AND FLOOD AGRICULTURAL LAND NEAR INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 52 AND OLA ROAD. | | 10.6 | OR 16000 CFS...MINOR FLOODING OF PASTURE LAND AND FARM FIELDS WILL OCCUR UPSTREAM FROM BLACK CANYON DAM NEAR MONTOUR. |
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1) 16.10 ft on 12/23/1964
2) 15.90 ft on 01/01/1997
3) 13.48 ft on 06/05/2010
4) 13.00 ft on 05/01/1938
5) 12.90 ft on 12/22/1955
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