River Ingrebourne at Harold Park
Is the River Ingrebourne level at the Harold Park station in Harold Wood, as of our last update, at 12:15 Jan 18.
The River Ingrebourne has been TRENDING UP over the last 3 hour period.
15m+0.002m
60m+0.002m
180m+0.041m
Recent Trends
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60m+0.002m
180m+0.041m
Harold Park - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Harold Wood at the Harold Park station?
The maximum on record for the Harold Park station in Harold Wood on the River Ingrebourne is 2.757m, which was at 14:15 Jul 08 2012.
The maximum on record for the Harold Park station in Harold Wood on the River Ingrebourne is 2.757m, which was at 14:15 Jul 08 2012.
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