River Derwent at Stamford Bridge
Is the River Derwent level at the Stamford Bridge station in Tan Hall, as of our last update, at 17:45 21 Nov.
Stamford Bridge - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Tan Hall at the Stamford Bridge station?
The maximum on record for the Stamford Bridge station in Tan Hall on the River Derwent is 9.961m, which was at 13:00 09 Nov 2000.
The maximum on record for the Stamford Bridge station in Tan Hall on the River Derwent is 9.961m, which was at 13:00 09 Nov 2000.
Local Information
Nearby Flood Warnings
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Station Data Information
Station overseen (meaning either provided, or regulated) by: The Environment Agency
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