Suwannee River at Interstate 10 Bridge (in NAVD88)
Madison County, Florida
The past week
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What floods at each level
- 73.9 ft
Water reaches the top of the Interstate 10 bridge railing.
- 72.9 ft
Water reaches the top of the US-90 bridge railing.
- 70.9 ft
Water reaches the Interstate 10 bridge travel lanes.
- 70.8 ft
Water reaches the US-90 bridge travel lanes.
- 65.9 ft
Water reaches the base of the US-90 bridge.
- 65.1 ft
Water reaches the base of the Interstate 10 bridge across the Suwannee River.
- 65 ft
In Suwannee County, River Road floods just south of Interstate 10 at 209th Road.
- 64 ft
In Suwannee County, several homes off River Road in Ellaville begin to flood.
- 63 ft
Electric substation in Suwannee County floods.
- 62 ft
Water reaches the approach road surface to the US-90 bridge in Suwannee County about one quarter mile east of the bridge. Water begins to surround the electric substation in Suwannee County.
- 61 ft
SE 165th Street in Madison County floods on the north side of Interstate 10.
- 60 ft
Residences on 38th Terrace flood in Suwannee County.
- 59.1 ft
Water reaches the approach road surface to the US-90 bridge in Madison County about 0.4 miles west of the bridge.
- 57 ft
Water approaches two homes off 38th Terrace in Suwannee County.
- 55 ft
Access to Suwannee River State Park becomes restricted in Suwannee County.
- 54 ft
205th Court and 205th Terrace in Suwannee County begin to flood.
- 51 ft
Extensive lowland flooding occurs on the Madison and Suwannee sides of the river, including in the Suwannee River State Park.
- 47 ft
Suwannee River campsites begin to flood in Hamilton and Suwannee Counties. Picnic areas in Madison County near the old US-90 bridge begin to flood.
When the water runs low
- 5 ft
Stage needed to inundate designated Gulf Sturgeon critical habitat below Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam.
- 3 ft
Temporary (not sustainable) operating level for of Scholz Power Plant
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