Is the River Sheaf level at the Sheffield Centenary Works station in Sheffield, as of our last update, at 18:15 21 Nov.
Sheffield Centenary Works - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Sheffield at the Sheffield Centenary Works station? The maximum on record for the Sheffield Centenary Works station in Sheffield on the River Sheaf is 1.852m, which was at 14:00 20 Oct 2023.
Local Information
Nearby Flood Warnings
None
Nearby Alert Areas
River Sheaf at Priestley Street, Duchess Street and Sheaf Gardens
River Sheaf at Saxon Road, Myrtle Bridge and Queens Road Retail Park
River Sheaf and Porter Brook at central bus station, Sheffield
River Sheaf at Little London Road and Abbeydale Road, Norton Hammer
River Sheaf at Dore Station
River Sheaf from West View Lane, Abbeydale to Archer Road, Norton Hammer
River Sheaf at Coniston Road, Norton Hammer
Meers Brook at Heeley
River Sheaf at Broadfield Road and London Road South
River Sheaf and Porter Brook at Ponds Forge and Victoria Quay
River Sheaf Catchment
Porter Brook from Moor Street roundabout, Sharrow Vale to Edmund Road, Sheffield
River Sheaf and Porter Brook from Granville Square to Commercial Street
River Sheaf from Woodseats Road, Norton Hammer to Charlotte Road, Lowfield
River Sheaf at Buttermere Close, Norton Hammer
River Sheaf at the Nether Edge end of Broadfield Road
River Sheaf at the Granville Square end of Queens Road
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