River Basins Northumbria Wear Wear Lower and Estuary Wear from Croxdale Beck to Lumley Park Burn Durham New Elvet Bridge
River Wear at Durham New Elvet Bridge
Is the River Wear level at the Durham New Elvet Bridge station in Durham, as of our last update, at 19:30 24 Nov.
Durham New Elvet Bridge - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Durham at the Durham New Elvet Bridge station?
The maximum on record for the Durham New Elvet Bridge station in Durham on the River Wear is 3.825m, which was at 12:45 18 Jul 2009.
The maximum on record for the Durham New Elvet Bridge station in Durham on the River Wear is 3.825m, which was at 12:45 18 Jul 2009.
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