| 34.0 | THIS IS THE FLOOD OF RECORD (34.04 FEET)...WHICH OCCURRED ON OCTOBER 20 1998. DISASTEROUS FLOODING OCCURS. THE AEP POWER PLANT ON BOTTOM ROAD IS UNDER WATER AND ELECTRICITY MAY BE SHUT OFF ON THAT SIDE OF TOWN. 600 HOMES WERE FLOODED ON THE WEST SIDE OF TOWN. A LARGE NUMBER OF CITY BLOCKS IN VICTORIA ARE UNDER WATER | | 31.0 | MAJOR LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS. THE RIVER GENERALLY FLOODS 40 SQUARE BLOCKS OF GREENS ADDITION SUBDIVISION...AND AREAS WEST OF MOODY STREET BETWEEN WATER STREETS AND CONSTITUTION STREETS | | 30.5 | NEAR FIFTY HOMES IN THE GREENS ADDITION SUBDIVISION...AND THE AREA WEST OF MOODY STREET BETWEEN WATER AND CONSTITUTION STREETS FLOOD. THE LEVEES DOWNSTREAM NEAR THE GUADALUPE AND SAN ANTONIO RIVERS MAY BE IMPACTED. HUNDREDS OF CATTLE ARE CUT OFF AND DROWNED BELOW CUERO TO NEAR TIVOLI. HIGHWAY 35 FLOODS FOR SEVERAL MILES. MUCH OF THE FLOOD PLAIN NEAR AND BELOW THE SAN ANTONIO RIVER CONFLUENCE IS SEVERAL MILES WIDE...FLOODING AND ISOLATING A LARGE RESIDENTIAL AREA | | 29.8 | WATER STARTS TO FLOOD HOURS AT THE WEST END OF CONVENT STREET NEAR THE OLD LANDFILL. THE LOWEST HOMES IN THE GREENS ADDITION SUBDIVISION IN VICTORIA...THE CITY PARK...MUCH OF THE GOLF COURSE...INCLUDING THE GOLF CART SHEDS...AND THE ZOO FLOOD. A FISHING RESORT BELOW HIGHWAY 35 NEAR TIVOLI FLOODS...AND MANY HOMES ABOVE HIGHWAY 35 NEAR TIVOLI ARE SURROUNDED BY FLOW SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS WIDE. PORTIONS OF RIVERSIDE CAMP GROUNDS IN TIVOLI APPROACHING HIGHWAY 59 FLOOD. | | 29.5 | MAJOR LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS. THE LOWEST HOMES IN THE GREENS ADDITION SUBDIVISION IN VICTORIA...THE CITY PARK...MUCH OF THE GOLF COURSE...INCLUDING THE GOLF CART SHEDS...AND THE ZOO FLOOD. A FISHING RESORT BELOW HIGHWAY 35 NEAR TIVOLI FLOODS...AND MANY HOMES ABOVE HIGHWAY 35 NEAR TIVOLI ARE SURROUNDED BY FLOW SEVERAL HUNDRED YARDS WIDE. HUNDREDS OF CATTLE IN THE FLOOD PLAIN BELOW CUERO ARE CUT OFF AND MAY DROWN. RIVERSIDE CAMP GROUNDS IN TIVOLI APPROACHES TO HIGHWAY 59 BEGIN TO FLOOD | | 29.0 | WATER CROSSES FORDYCE ROAD AT THE LARGE CULVERT BETWEEN THE LAKES. THE MAIN PORTION OF SAXET LAKE PARK IS CLOSED AND WATER COVERS SOME OF THE PICNIC AREAS AND ROADS. GATES LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF FORDYCE ROAD AND FOX ROAD...AS WELL AS THE INTERSECTION OF FORDYCE ROAD AND TIMBER DRIVE ARE CLOSED AND NO TRAFFIC IS ALLOWED THROUGH. WATER IS UNDER THE U. S. BUSINESS 59 EAST AND WEST RELIEF BRIDGES...AND OVER CRIAG AND CONSTITUTION. AREAS WEST OF MOODY STREET BETWEEN WATER AND CONSTITUION ARE THREATENED | | 28.5 | WATER IS IN THE FIRST PARKING LOT ON MCCRIGHT AND IN THE FIELD ACROSS FROM THE ZOO. WATER REACHES SPRING CREEK DRIVE AT THE RAILROAD UNDERPASS...AND MAY BEGIN TO FLOW OVER CONSTITUTION AND CRAIG. THE OLD TOWN AREA MAY BE THREATENED. WATER ALSO IS OVER THE ROAD AT THE RED RIVER AND BLUFF INTERSECTION | | 28.0 | THE LOWEST AREAS OF THE ZOO AND GOLF COURSE...AND MOST OF RIVERSIDE PARK FLOOD. HUNDREDS OF LIVESTOCK ARE CUT OFF AND MAY DROWN IN THE FLOOD PLAIN ABOVE CUERO TO TIVOLI. WATER IS NEAR THE FIRST PARKING LOT ON MCCRIGHT AND IN THE FIELD ACROSS FROM THE TEXAS ZOO. WATER IS ALSO ON JOHN F. LEE DRIVE. WATER ALSO CROSSES THE LOWER MISSION VALLEY ROAD THEN CONTINUES TO SMITH ROAD | | 27.5 | WATER BACKS INTO THE GOLF COURSE NEXT TO THE OPTIMIST CLUB AND THE DUCK POND. WATER IS ALSO FLOWING BETWEEN THE GATE AT GROVERS BEND AND MCCRIGHT DRIVE. THE WATER IS ALSO BACK UP IN THE DITCH ALONG MEMORIAL DRIVE IN FRONT OF THE VOLLYBALL COURTS AND SPECIAL EVENTS AREA | | 27.0 | MODERATE LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS. THE FLOW IS WELL INTO RIVERSIDE PARK...APPROACHING LOW AREAS OF THE ZOO AND GOLF COURSE. LIVESTOCK ARE CUT OFF IN LOW AREAS OF THE FLOOD PLAIN ABOVE CUERO TO TIVOLI. WATER FILLS THE CITY OF VICTORIAS OFF CHANNEL STORAGE LAKES AND CONTINUES FLOWING UNDER THE U. S. BUSINESS 59 EAST RELIEF BRIDGE | | 26.5 | THE BOAT RAMP AND GROVERS BEND ARE UNDER WATER. WATER REACHES MCCRIGHT DRIVE BEHIND RIPPAMONTI FIELD | | 21.0 | MINOR LOWLAND FLOODING OCCURS...AS THE FLOW EXCEEDS THE LEFT BANK INTO LOW AREAS OF RIVERSIDE PARK | | 12.0 | LIVESTOCK AND EQUIPMENT IN VULNERABLE AREAS OF THE FLOOD PLAIN SHOULD BE REMOVED |
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1) 34.04 ft on 10/20/1998
2) 31.22 ft on 07/03/1936
3) 31.10 ft on 09/02/1981
4) 30.97 ft on 11/26/2004
5) 30.67 ft on 09/21/1967
6) 30.45 ft on 06/07/1987
7) 30.37 ft on 05/16/1972
8) 30.36 ft on 07/11/2002
9) 30.35 ft on 06/22/1961
10) 30.28 ft on 02/26/1958
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