| 48.0 | FLOW PASSES THROUGH THE WINDOWS OF THE OLD POWER PLANT. ALL HIGHWAYS INTO TOWN ARE FLOODED EXCEPT HIGHWAY 87 NORTH. NEARLY ALL OF THE CITY PARK IS UNDER SEVERAL FEET OF WATER. THE FLOOD PLAIN NORTHWEST OF TOWN BELOW THE GUADALUPE-SAN MARCOS RIVERS CONFLUENCE IS SEVERAL MILES WIDE. LOWEST HOMES ALONG MILES OF TINSLEY CREEK ARE FLOODED AS THE GUADALUPE RIVER BACKS INTO IT | | 45.0 | FLOW REACHES THE FLOOR OF THE OLD POWER PLANT AND TO THE SLAB OF THE ELECTRIC PLANT. WATER IS SEVERAL FEET DEEP IN THE BASEBALL AND CONCESSION BUILDINGS IN THE CITY PARK. FLOODING IS SEVERAL MILES WIDE IN THE FLOOD PLAIN JUST NORTHWEST OF GONZALES. FLOW APPROACHES LOWER HOMES IN THE TINSLEY CREEK FLOOD PLAIN IN GONZALES AS THE GUADALUPE RIVER BACKS UP. ANY FLOW DOWN TINSLEY CREEK OVER THE BACKFLOW CAN FLOOD HOMES | | 43.0 | MAJOR FLOODING CLOSES HIGHWAYS 183...97 AND FM 108. RUNOFF DOWN TINSLEY CREEK IN GONZALES ADDED TO THE GUADALUPE RIVER BACKWATER CAN FLOOD LOWEST HOMES NEAR THE CREEK. SECONDARY ROADS AND STREETS NEAR THE RIVER ARE FLOODED AND DANGEROUS TO MOTORISTS | | 40.0 | MODERATE LOWLAND FLOODING INUNDATES A LARGE AREA OF PASTURELAND NORTHWEST OF GONZALES BETWEEN THE GUADALUPE AND SAN MARCOS RIVERS. HIGHWAY 183 HAS WATER GOING OVER THE BRIDGE...LIKELY CLOSING THE HIGHWAY. MUCH OF THE CITY PARK IN GONZALES IS FLOODED WITH LOWEST AREAS UP TO 9 FEET. MANY SECONDARY ROADS IN THE FLOOD PLAIN ARE FLOODED AND CLOSED | | 37.0 | MODERATE LOWLAND FLOODING INUNDATES PASTURE AND CROPLAND BETWEEN THE GUADALUPE/SAN MARCOS RIVER CONFLUENCE AND GONZALES. SECONDARY ROADS...LOW BRIDGES AND MUCH OF THE CITY PARK AND FACILITIES NEAR THE RIVER IN GONZALES ARE FLOODED | | 34.0 | PASTURELAND NORTHWEST OF GONZALES BETWEEN THE GUADALUPE AND SAN MARCOS RIVERS IS FLOODED. LOWEST AREAS OF THE CITY PARK FLOOD | | 31.0 | MINOR LOWLAND FLOODING BEGINS TO ENTER THE GONZALES CITY PARK |
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1) 50.44 ft on 10/18/1998
2) 50.43 ft on 05/29/1929
3) 43.97 ft on 11/23/2004
4) 42.24 ft on 07/07/2002
5) 40.53 ft on 03/13/2007
6) 40.25 ft on 07/22/2007
7) 39.19 ft on 11/17/2001
8) 38.80 ft on 06/24/1997
9) 38.20 ft on 07/01/1936
10) 38.10 ft on 12/04/1913
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