| 21.0 | MAJOR LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS...AND CUTS LIVESTOCK OFF AND POTENTIALLY DROWNS THEM WELL AWAY FROM THE CREEK. MOST ROADS AND LOW BRIDGES NEAR THE RIVER ARE SEVERELY FLOODED AND ARE DANGEROUS | | 17.0 | MAJOR LOWLAND FLOODING EXTENDS WELL INTO THE FLOOD PLAIN...CUTTING OFF LIVESTOCK. ROADS AND LOW BRIDGES NEAR THE RIVER ARE FLOODED AND ARE DANGEROUS | | 16.0 | MODERATE LOWLAND FLOODING. FLOODING OF SECONDARY ROADS AND LOW BRIDGES | | 15.0 | MINOR LOWLAND FLOODING REACHES SECONDARY AND PRIMARY ROADS AND LOW BRIDGES. | | 14.0 | BANKFULL STAGE. FLOW REACHES INTO THE LOWEST FLOOD PLAIN | | 7.0 | THE ARNOLD ROAD BRIDGE FLOOR FLOODS |
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1) 33.47 ft on 09/21/1967
3) 31.17 ft on 06/22/1997
4) 26.63 ft on 04/04/1997
5) 24.13 ft on 10/18/1994
6) 23.74 ft on 11/21/2004
7) 22.90 ft on 10/16/1946
8) 22.86 ft on 04/17/1992
9) 22.17 ft on 07/03/2007
10) 21.00 ft on 04/25/1957
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Low water records are unavailable.
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