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Mississippi River at Vicksburg Stage (ft)Observed: 51.27 ft at 7:00PM Mar 14, 2019Highest Observation: 51.31 ft at 10:00PM Mar 14, 2019Observed: 51.26 ft at 11:00PM Mar 14, 2019Observed: 51.25 ft at 1:00AM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.26 ft at 2:00AM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.26 ft at 3:00AM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.27 ft at 4:00AM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.23 ft at 7:00AM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.29 ft at 8:00AM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.28 ft at 10:00AM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.25 ft at 11:00AM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.25 ft at 12:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.21 ft at 2:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.23 ft at 3:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.22 ft at 4:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.22 ft at 5:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.22 ft at 6:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.26 ft at 7:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.23 ft at 8:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.21 ft at 11:00PM Mar 15, 2019Observed: 51.21 ft at 2:00AM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.2 ft at 3:00AM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.23 ft at 4:00AM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.19 ft at 7:00AM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.2 ft at 9:00AM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.18 ft at 10:00AM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.14 ft at 11:00AM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.17 ft at 1:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.14 ft at 2:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.15 ft at 3:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.12 ft at 4:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.11 ft at 6:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.12 ft at 7:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.16 ft at 9:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.16 ft at 10:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.14 ft at 11:00PM Mar 16, 2019Observed: 51.17 ft at 1:00AM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.2 ft at 2:00AM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.2 ft at 3:00AM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.15 ft at 5:00AM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.15 ft at 6:00AM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.11 ft at 10:00AM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.12 ft at 11:00AM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.12 ft at 12:00PM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.09 ft at 1:00PM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.12 ft at 3:00PM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.1 ft at 4:00PM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.14 ft at 6:00PM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.1 ft at 8:00PM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.08 ft at 10:00PM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.11 ft at 11:00PM Mar 17, 2019Observed: 51.1 ft at 12:00AM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 51.1 ft at 4:00AM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 51.02 ft at 7:00AM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 51.04 ft at 9:00AM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 51 ft at 11:00AM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 50.98 ft at 12:00PM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 51.03 ft at 1:00PM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 50.99 ft at 2:00PM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 51.02 ft at 3:00PM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 51 ft at 5:00PM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 50.95 ft at 10:00PM Mar 18, 2019Observed: 50.96 ft at 12:00AM Mar 19, 2019Observed: 50.97 ft at 4:00AM Mar 19, 2019Observed: 50.93 ft at 7:00AM Mar 19, 2019Observed: 50.92 ft at 12:00PM Mar 19, 2019Observed: 50.92 ft at 1:00PM Mar 19, 2019Observed: 50.91 ft at 5:00PM Mar 19, 2019Observed: 50.91 ft at 6:00PM Mar 19, 2019Observed: 50.86 ft at 6:00AM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.86 ft at 7:00AM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.86 ft at 8:00AM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.84 ft at 12:00PM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.83 ft at 1:00PM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.86 ft at 2:00PM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.86 ft at 4:00PM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.88 ft at 6:00PM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.86 ft at 10:00PM Mar 20, 2019Observed: 50.84 ft at 12:00AM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.82 ft at 5:00AM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.79 ft at 6:00AM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.77 ft at 7:00AM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.81 ft at 9:00AM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.76 ft at 10:00AM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.79 ft at 11:00AM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.76 ft at 12:00PM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.66 ft at 1:00PM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.68 ft at 2:00PM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.7 ft at 3:00PM Mar 21, 2019Observed: 50.71 ft at 4:00PM Mar 21, 2019Highest Forecast: 50.7 ft 7:00PM Mar 21, 2019Highest Forecast: 50.7 ft 1:00AM Mar 22, 2019Highest Forecast: 50.7 ft 7:00AM Mar 22, 2019Highest Forecast: 50.7 ft 1:00PM Mar 22, 2019Forecast: 50.6 ft 7:00PM Mar 22, 2019Forecast: 50.6 ft 1:00AM Mar 23, 2019Forecast: 50.6 ft 7:00AM Mar 23, 2019Forecast: 50.6 ft 1:00PM Mar 23, 2019Forecast: 50.6 ft 7:00PM Mar 23, 2019Forecast: 50.6 ft 1:00AM Mar 24, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 7:00AM Mar 24, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 1:00PM Mar 24, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 7:00PM Mar 24, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 1:00AM Mar 25, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 7:00AM Mar 25, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 1:00PM Mar 25, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 7:00PM Mar 25, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 1:00AM Mar 26, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 7:00AM Mar 26, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 1:00PM Mar 26, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 7:00PM Mar 26, 2019Forecast: 50.5 ft 1:00AM Mar 27, 2019Forecast: 50.4 ft 7:00AM Mar 27, 2019Forecast: 50.4 ft 1:00PM Mar 27, 2019Forecast: 50.4 ft 7:00PM Mar 27, 2019Forecast: 50.3 ft 1:00AM Mar 28, 2019Forecast: 50.3 ft 7:00AM Mar 28, 2019Forecast: 50.2 ft 1:00PM Mar 28, 2019Forecast: 50.2 ft 7:00PM Mar 28, 2019Forecast: 50.1 ft 1:00AM Mar 29, 2019Forecast: 50 ft 7:00AM Mar 29, 2019Forecast: 49.9 ft 1:00PM Mar 29, 2019Forecast: 49.8 ft 7:00PM Mar 29, 2019Forecast: 49.7 ft 1:00AM Mar 30, 2019Forecast: 49.7 ft 7:00AM Mar 30, 2019Forecast: 49.5 ft 1:00PM Mar 30, 2019Forecast: 49.4 ft 7:00PM Mar 30, 2019Forecast: 49.3 ft 1:00AM Mar 31, 2019Forecast: 49.1 ft 7:00AM Mar 31, 2019Forecast: 49 ft 1:00PM Mar 31, 2019Forecast: 48.9 ft 7:00PM Mar 31, 2019Forecast: 48.7 ft 1:00AM Apr 01, 2019Forecast: 48.6 ft 7:00AM Apr 01, 2019Forecast: 48.4 ft 1:00PM Apr 01, 2019Forecast: 48.3 ft 7:00PM Apr 01, 2019Forecast: 48.1 ft 1:00AM Apr 02, 2019Forecast: 48 ft 7:00AM Apr 02, 2019Forecast: 47.9 ft 1:00PM Apr 02, 2019Forecast: 47.7 ft 7:00PM Apr 02, 2019Forecast: 47.6 ft 1:00AM Apr 03, 2019Forecast: 47.4 ft 7:00AM Apr 03, 2019Forecast: 47.3 ft 1:00PM Apr 03, 2019Forecast: 47.1 ft 7:00PM Apr 03, 2019Forecast: 46.9 ft 1:00AM Apr 04, 2019Forecast: 46.8 ft 7:00AM Apr 04, 2019Forecast: 46.6 ft 1:00PM Apr 04, 2019U.S. Army Corps of EngineersVCKM6(plotting HGIRG) Graph Created (5:07PM Mar 21, 2019)ObservedForecast (issued 9:44AM Mar 21)Latest observed value: 50.71 ft at 4:00 PM CDT 21-Mar-2019. Flood Stage is 43 ft
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NOTE: Forecasts for the Mississippi River at Vicksburg are issued routinely year-round.

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Flood Categories (in feet)
Major Flood Stage: 50
Moderate Flood Stage: 46
Flood Stage: 43
Action Stage: 35
Low Stage (in feet): -9999

Historic Crests
(1) 57.10 ft on 05/19/2011
(2) 56.20 ft on 05/04/1927
(3) 53.20 ft on 02/21/1937
(4) 52.80 ft on 06/06/1929
(5) 52.50 ft on 04/28/1922
(6) 51.60 ft on 05/13/1973
(7) 51.50 ft on 02/15/1916
(8) 51.00 ft on 04/20/2008
(9) 50.23 ft on 01/15/2016
(10) 50.20 ft on 04/16/1897
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Recent Crests
(1) 49.90 ft on 03/16/2018
(2) 48.50 ft on 05/25/2017
(3) 36.44 ft on 05/22/2016
(4) 43.32 ft on 03/18/2016
(5) 50.23 ft on 01/15/2016
(6) 37.32 ft on 12/14/2015
(7) 45.96 ft on 07/26/2015
(8) 37.84 ft on 06/08/2015
(9) 42.98 ft on 04/01/2015
(10) 38.40 ft on 04/20/2014
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Low Water Records
(1) -7.00 ft on 02/03/1940
(2) -6.80 ft on 11/01/1939
(3) -5.80 ft on 01/06/1964
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55 Highway 61 north of Vicksburg is flooded.
54 Road is inundated at the intersection of Levee Street, North Washington Street, and First East Street.
52 Most of Hutson Street in Vicksburg is inundated.
51 In Vicksburg, most streets west of Hutson Street are flooded.
50 Water reaches the south end of Hutson Street. Hall Road at Cedars Road is closed and several businesses on Highway 61 South are flooded in the Vicksburg area.
49.5 In Vicksburg, the west side of Thompson Lake Road up to the railroad is inundated.
49 The river reaches Hall Road at Cedars Road and the edge of Cedars School Circle on the west side in Vicksburg. Vicksburg Floodwall gate at China Street is closed.
48 Culverts in South Vicksburg west of Highway 61 South are full. Low lying businesses near the railroad begin to take on water.
47.8 Vicksburg Floodwall Gate at Clay Street is closed.
46.8 LeTourneau Technologies experiences flooding problems. Vicksburg Floodwallgate number 7 at lumber yard is closed.
46.5 Portions of Highway 465, Eagle Lake Road and several houses are underwater. Portions of Letourneau Road in South Vicksburg are flooded.
46 Water level reaches the grain bins at the Bunge Grain facility.
45.2 Vicksburg Floodwall Gate at South Street is closed.
45 Ford and Kings Subdivision at Williams Street begin to flood.
44.6 Residence on Williams Street in Vicksburg begins to flood.
44 Ford and Kings Subdivision at Pittman Road and Mary's Alley begins to flood.
43.5 Long Lake Subdivision is completely flooded. Vicksburg Floodwall gates at train depot and the lumber yard gate 8 are closed.
43 Jackson Lane in North Vicksburg begins to flood.
42 Bunge Grain facility near St. Joseph Louisiana ceases loading operations. Chickasaw Road is going under water just west of Chickasaw Community.
41.5 Water reaches the slab of the first structure in the Chickasaw Bayou Subdivision.
41.2 Long Lake Road is under water starting where the low road to the island takes off south. Access to Long Lake Community requires a boat. Chickasaw Road goes under water just west of the Chickasaw Community.
41 The storm water drain valves are closed at the flood gates along the Vicksburg Water Front.
40.5 Shady Lane Drive becomes impassable. Long Lake Road becomes impassable just north of Cypress Drive.
39.5 The Long Lake Road to Eagle Lake Road becomes impassable about 1 mile north of the Long Lake Community.
38.8 The Vicksburg FloodWall Gate at Crawford street is closed.
36.5 Water begins to affect the Long Lake Community. The low road to Kings Island becomes impassable.
35 Several thousand acres of farm, agricultural, and bottom land flood. In the Yazoo Backwater Area north of the city, hunting camps and forested land begin to flood.
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Latitude: 32.315000° N, Longitude: 90.905833° W, Horizontal Datum: NAD83/WGS84

River Stage
Reference Frame		 Gauge Height Flood Stage Uses
NWS stage 0 ft 43 ft Interpreting hydrographs and NWS watch, warnings, and forecasts, and inundation maps
Vertical Datum Elevation
(gauge height = 0)		 Elevation
(gauge height = flood stage)		 Elevation information source
NAVD88 Not Available Not Available Survey grade GPS equipment, FEMA flood plain maps, newer USGS topographic maps
NGVD 29 46.22 ft 89.22 ft Older USGS topographic maps, NGVD29 benchmarks
MSL Not Available Not Available Older USGS topographic maps, MSL benchmarks
Other Not Available Not Available  

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