River Basins Northumbria Tyne North Tyne Upper N Tyne from Source to Lewis Burn Kielder Butteryhaugh
River North Tyne at Kielder Butteryhaugh
Is the River North Tyne level at the Kielder Butteryhaugh station in Butteryhaugh, as of our last update, at 05:45 21 Nov.
Kielder Butteryhaugh - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Butteryhaugh at the Kielder Butteryhaugh station?
The maximum on record for the Kielder Butteryhaugh station in Butteryhaugh on the River North Tyne is 2.305m, which was at 19:00 15 Feb 2020.
The maximum on record for the Kielder Butteryhaugh station in Butteryhaugh on the River North Tyne is 2.305m, which was at 19:00 15 Feb 2020.
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