Milk River near Glasgow

The past week

What floods at each level

• 34.08 ft

  This matches the level of the record June 2011 flood.

• 34 ft

  Highway 24...Fort Peck Highway will begin to flood a quarter mile south of the Milk River Bridge.

• 33.75 ft

  Highway 42 also known as Fort Peck Highway near Sullivan Park becomes completely submerged. Traffic barriers should be placed by law enforcement to restrict traffic.

• 33.2 ft

  This matches the stage level of the 1952 flood.

• 33 ft

  Fort Peck Highway...Montana 42...begins to flood near Sullivan Park.

• 32.79 ft

  Most roads in the lower Milk River Valley are flooded.

• 31 ft

  Flooding will begin to affect buildings between the Fort Peck Highway and the Milk River east of Glasgow. Sullivan Park will be totally covered by flood waters.

• 30 ft

  Storm drainage valves along Glasgow levee will back-flood into the southside of Glasgow if not closed. Flooding begins on Rahlf Lane off of Highway 24.

• 29.5 ft

  Livestock/feedlots adjacent to Milk River become isolated by flood water. Livestock relocation to higher ground should have started.

• 29 ft

  Water begins to flow over Whately Road...which is about 7 miles east of Glasgow. Baseball field at Sullivan Park flooded.

• 28 ft

  Water begins to flow across 6th Ave SW also known as Aitken Road south of the Milk River Bridge.

• 26.75 ft

  Back trail in Sullivan Park begins to flood.

• 26 ft

  Some flooding will also occur on area farmlands.

• 25 ft

  This is flood stage. Expect some low-land flooding to occur.

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