| 44.3 | THE RIVER IS SIX FEET HIGHER THAN THE HIGHWAY 70 BRIDGE. MORE THAN 40 HOMES ARE FLOODED AND OVER 500 ACRES ARE INUNDATED. | | 40.0 | THIS IS TWO FEET OVER THE ROAD ON THE HIGHWAY 70 BRIDGE. ABOUT 30 HOMES ARE AFFECTED WITH OVER 400 ACRES FLOODED. | | 38.0 | THE RIVER REACHES THE PAVEMENT ON TOP OF THE HIGHWAY 70 BRIDGE. | | 35.0 | BETWEEN TWELVE AND FIFTEEN HOMES ARE AFFECTED AND AROUND 300 ACRES ARE FLOODED. | | 32.0 | THE RIVER REACHES THE BOTTOM OF THE HIGHWAY 70 BRIDGE. | | 30.0 | ABOUT A HALF DOZEN HOMES ARE AFFECTED AND 200 ACRES AROUND HIGHWAY 70 ARE FLOODED. | | 25.0 | A FEW HOMES ARE SLIGHTLY AFFECTED AND ABOUT 100 ACRES ARE FLOODED. | | 20.0 | LOW LYING SECTIONS OF ROUTES 641 AND 783 ARE AFFECTED AND SOME PRIVATE DRIVEWAYS ARE FLOODED. | | 18.0 | THE RIVER INVADES SEVERAL FIELDS AND REACHES A FEW FARM BUILDINGS. |
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1) 44.32 ft on 04/05/1977
2) 33.36 ft on 03/12/1963
3) 33.00 ft on 01/18/1918
4) 32.16 ft on 12/31/1969
5) 30.80 ft on 01/08/1946
6) 29.03 ft on 03/07/1967
7) 26.78 ft on 01/30/1957
8) 26.75 ft on 03/17/1973
9) 26.59 ft on 02/11/1994
10) 25.85 ft on 02/14/1948
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1) 0.00 ft on 09/20/1954
2) 0.00 ft on 09/19/1954
3) 0.68 ft on 10/18/1961
4) 0.78 ft on 10/26/1941
5) 0.80 ft on 10/10/1943
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