| Flood Impacts | 
										
																					 	 	| 33.6 | This is the RECORD FLOOD LEVEL that was reached on December 5 1982. | 
 	 	| 31.0 | Railroad tracks begin to flood. | 
 	 	| 30.0 | Major flooding begins. | 
 	 	| 28.9 | This flood level was reached on May 14 1994. | 
 	 	| 27.0 | 20 to 30 residences become subject to flooding | 
 	 	| 26.0 | Highways F & O begin to flood, cutting off access to Pacific from the south. | 
 	 	| 25.0 | East Congress between Columbus and Olive are flooded in City of Pacific. | 
 	 	| 23.0 | Moderate flooding begins.  Residential areas begin to flood. | 
 	 	| 21.0 | Lift station property in Pacific is flooded on East Congress and Elm Street. | 
 	 	| 19.0 | Opechee Beach Road begins to flood. | 
 	 	| 18.0 | The left bank begins to overflow. | 
 	 	| 16.0 | Highway N begins to flood. | 
 	 	| 15.0 | Flood Stage.  Farm and pasture land begins to flood.  Minor flooding begins. |