| 45.0 | NEAR CATASTROPHIC FLOODING SIMILAR TO THE FLOOD OF SEPTEMBER 26 1993 IS EXPECTED. | | 42.0 | DISASTROUS FLOODING IS EXPECTED. CONDITIONS BEGIN TO APPROACH THE FLOODING WHICH OCCURRED IN SEPTEMBER 26 1993. | | 39.0 | THE QUAPAW GAGE SITE IS ISOLATED BY HIGH WATER. BRIDGE CROSSING BECOMES UNSAFE. | | 36.0 | THE QUAPAW GAGE BECOMES ISOLATED BY HIGH WATER. BRIDGE CROSSING BECOMES UNSAFE. AGRICULTURAL LANDS AND COUNTY ROADS ARE FLOODED TO A DEPTH OF SEVERAL FEET. | | 33.0 | THE QUAPAW GAGE SITE IS ISOLATED BY HIGH WATER. AGRICULTURAL LANDS AND COUNTY ROADS ARE FLOODED TO A DEPTH OF SEVERAL FEET. | | 30.0 | THE AREA AROUND THE QUAPAW GAGE MAY BE CUT OFF FROM EASY ACCESS. AGRICULTURAL LANDS AND COUNTY ROADS ARE FLOODED. | | 28.0 | RECREATIONAL AREAS NEAR THE GAGE SITE ARE INUNDATED TO A DEPTH OF SEVERAL FEET. THE GAGE SITE MAY BE CUT OFF FROM EASY ACCESS. | | 26.0 | RECREATIONAL AREAS DOWNSTREAM FROM THE GAGE SITE ARE INUNDATED TO A DEPTH OF SEVERAL FEET. | | 24.0 | PARK AND RECREATIONAL AREAS DOWNSTREAM FROM THE GAGE SITE EXPERIENCE MODERATE FLOODING. | | 22.0 | PARK AND RECREATIONAL AREAS EXPERIENCE MINOR FLOODING. | | 20.0 | MINOR AGRICULTURAL FLOODING OCCURS. |
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1) 46.15 ft on 09/26/1993
2) 43.40 ft on 05/19/1943
3) 43.00 ft on 12/01/1895
4) 34.43 ft on 04/12/1994
5) 33.59 ft on 02/24/1985
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