Cheriton Stream at Sewards Bridge
Is the Cheriton Stream level at the Sewards Bridge station in New Alresford, as of our last update, at 00:15 25 Nov.
Sewards Bridge - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in New Alresford at the Sewards Bridge station?
The maximum on record for the Sewards Bridge station in New Alresford on the Cheriton Stream is 0.765m, which was at 01:45 13 Dec 2000.
The maximum on record for the Sewards Bridge station in New Alresford on the Cheriton Stream is 0.765m, which was at 01:45 13 Dec 2000.
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