Mississippi River near Greenville
Washington County, Mississippi
The past week
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What floods at each level
- 58 ft
Water is over 2 feet deep in Farmers Grain terminal building north of the Greenville bridge.
- 57 ft
Larger portion of Harbor Front Road is under water. The deepest water is at the south end.
- 56.5 ft
South end of the Harbor Front Road is inundated. Greenville port terminal ceases operation.
- 55 ft
Practically all areas between levees are flooded. Approximately 50 buildings have water inside them. Water enters Farmers Grain terminal building north of the Greenville bridge. Electric power is turned off to north and south Lake Ferguson Road and Hillman-Logan Road.
- 51.5 ft
Greenville boat store is inoperable for towboat supplies.
- 50 ft
Upper Lake Ferguson Road and Warfield Point Park are closed.
- 48 ft
Water begins to cover the dirt road leading to the Farmers Grain terminal facility which is north of the Greenville bridge.
- 45 ft
Lower Lake Ferguson Road is closed. Warfield Point Park is closed.
- 44.5 ft
Road to Bunge Corporation grain elevators is under water.
- 43.5 ft
Lower Lake Ferguson Road begins to flood.
- 42 ft
Flooding is occurring around Lake Ferguson.
Highest crests on record
| Date | Level | Flow |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 20, 1927 | 65.4 ft | — |
| May 15, 2011 | 64.22 ft | — |
| May 29, 1929 | 64.05 ft | — |
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