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River Beam at Hornchurch_Bretons Farm
Is the River Beam level at the Hornchurch_Bretons Farm station in Elm Park, as of our last update, at 14:30 25 Nov.
Hornchurch_Bretons Farm - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Elm Park at the Hornchurch_Bretons Farm station?
The maximum on record for the Hornchurch_Bretons Farm station in Elm Park on the River Beam is 1.163m, which was at 19:45 02 Oct 1993.
The maximum on record for the Hornchurch_Bretons Farm station in Elm Park on the River Beam is 1.163m, which was at 19:45 02 Oct 1993.
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