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| Critical Stages |
| 9' -Action |
9' -Flood |
11' -Moderate Flood |
12' -Major Flood |
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| Flood Impacts |
| 13.0 | MAJOR FLOODING OF THE RIVER BASIN WILL OCCUR. THERE WILL BE MAJOR FLOODING OF ROADS AND BUILDINGS. MILL CREEK WILL BACK UP CAUSING FLOODING NORTH OF LOUISIANA HIGHWAY 38. EVACUATION IS RECOMMENDED FOR PERSONS EAST OF LOUISIANA HIGHWAY 43 FROM EASLEYVILLE DOWNSTREAM TO MONTPELIER. IN 1983 12,800 ACRES WERE INUNDATED DURING RECORD FLOODING |
| 12.0 | THERE WILL BE MAJOR FLOODING OF ROADS AND BUILDINGS. MILL CREEK WILL BACK UP CAUSING FLOODING NORTH OF LOUISIANA HIGHWAY 38. EVACUATION IS RECOMMENDED FOR PERSONS EAST OF LOUISIANA HIGHWAY 43 FROM EASLEYVILLE DOWNSTREAM TO MONTPELIER |
| 11.0 | LOW LYING ROADS AND BUILDINGS NEAR THE RIVER ALONG WITH PASTURE AND CROP LAND WILL FLOOD |
| 9.0 | PASTURES AND CROP LAND ADJACENT TO THE RIVER WILL FLOOD. RURAL AREAS NEAR THE RIVER WILL BE THREATENED WITH FLOODING |
| Historical Crests |
Low Water Records |
1) 13.30 ft on 04/06/1983
2) 13.17 ft on 01/21/1993
3) 12.50 ft on 01/28/1994
4) 12.38 ft on 01/25/1990
5) 12.18 ft on 04/22/1977
6) 12.09 ft on 03/25/1973
7) 12.07 ft on 04/23/1979
8) 12.06 ft on 07/03/1975
9) 11.73 ft on 04/09/1968
10) 11.58 ft on 03/17/1961
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1) 1.50 ft on 08/30/2000
2) 1.60 ft on 10/06/2000
3) 1.80 ft on 10/09/1968
4) 1.90 ft on 09/30/1994
5) 2.00 ft on 09/23/1993
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Data provided by NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service
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