North Platte River near Glenrock
Converse County, Wyoming
The past week
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What floods at each level
- 9 ft
Widespread lowland flooding in the vicinity of Glenrock and locations up to five miles downstream of the gage. Unable to drive across the Converse County Road 27 (Tank Farm Road) bridge approximately 1.25 miles below the gage due to flooding.
- 8 ft
Flood waters totally inundate property across from the gage. Lowland flooding becomes more widespread in the vicinity of Glenrock and locations up to five miles downstream of the gage. High water begins to affect access to the Converse County Road 27 (Tank Farm Road) bridge approximately 1.25 miles below the gage. The gage house is not accessible due to high water.
- 7.18 ft
Record stage established on June 20 2011.
- 7 ft
Flood stage. High water begins to inundate low lying areas of property across from the gage. Lowland flooding occurs in the vicinity of Glenrock and points up to five miles downstream of the gage.
- 6.1 ft
Record flow of 16,000 cfs established on May 15 1965.
- 6 ft
Action/Bankfull stage. River reaches the bottom of the gage house. Water begins to encroach low lying areas of property across from the gage.
Highest crests on record
| Date | Level | Flow |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 20, 2011 | 7.18 ft | 9,747 cfs |
| May 20, 1973 | 6.65 ft | 13,500 cfs |
| Jun 9, 1984 | 6.39 ft | 9,150 cfs |
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