Guadalupe River at Kerrville
Kerr County, Texas
The past week
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What floods at each level
- 35 ft
Major flooding inundates many lowest homes and businesses in Kerrville. Lowest homes and mobile homes flood above Center Point to near Comfort. Secondary and primary roads and bridges in the flood plain are extremely dangerous. Near the USGS 1:100 year flood level.
- 32 ft
Disastrous flooding of lowest homes and businesses in Kerrville. Numerous homes and mobile homes flood downstream above Center Point to near Comfort. Above the USGS 1:50 year flood level.
- 28 ft
Flow is near the level of the July 17, 1987 "Bus Tragedy" flood. Major flooding inundates lowest homes and businesses in Kerrville. Numerous homes and mobile home parks flood above Center Point to near Comfort. Near the USGS 1:50 year flood level.
- 26 ft
Flow reaches the parking lot of a park just below the UGRA Dam on the left bank. Several lowest homes and buildings in Kerrville begin flooding. Flow exceeds the USGS 1:25 year flood level.
- 24 ft
Flow is near the USGS 1:25 year flood level. Flooding is life threatening from the headwaters to below Comfort. Lowest homes above Center Point to below Comfort flood.
- 20 ft
Major flooding threatens structures near the river in Kerrville and evacuations are probable below Kerrville.
- 17 ft
Flow reaches the first floor of a resort and restuarant upstream left bank. Near the USGS 1:10 year flood.
- 13 ft
Flow is over the left bank. Secondary and primary roads and bridges are flooded. The swimming pool and tennis court in a resort and restuarant upstream left bank flood. Flow is near the USGS 1:5 year flood level.
- 9 ft
Flow is over the right bank with no significant damage.
- 7 ft
Flow is over the right bank.
Highest crests on record
| Date | Level | Flow |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 1932 | 39 ft | 196,000 cfs |
| Jul 16, 1987 | 37.72 ft | 141,000 cfs |
| Jul 4, 2025 | 37.51 ft | — |
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