Dyberry Creek near Jadwin Reservoir
Wayne County, Pennsylvania
The past week
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What floods at each level
- 1053 ft
The level at which the reservoir begins to spill. The emergency spillway is an ungated, excavated channel located along the reservoir rim. Discharge through the emergency spillway is uncontrolled and intended to prevent overtopping and catastrophic failure of the dam during a high water event. Significant flooding can occur during spillway flow. Please pay attention to messaging from your local authorities if water is observed flowing through the spillway.
Highest crests on record
| Date | Level | Flow |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 27, 2006 | 1040.83 ft | — |
When the water runs low
- 990.00
Reservoir is normally dry, used for flood control purposes only. Pool elevation readings below 990.00 ft (NGVD) do not represent storage in the reservoir and indicate water levels in the stilling well only. Pool elevations below 990.00 ft (NGVD) indicate that the reservoir is dry.
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