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Chattahoochee River near Campbellton Stage (ft)Flow (kcfs)Observed: 2.75 ft at 10:45AM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 2.87 ft at 11:00AM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 3 ft at 11:15AM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 3.16 ft at 11:30AM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 3.33 ft at 11:45AM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 3.51 ft at 12:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 3.69 ft at 12:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 3.87 ft at 12:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.04 ft at 12:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.21 ft at 1:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.37 ft at 1:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.52 ft at 1:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.65 ft at 1:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.78 ft at 2:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.88 ft at 2:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.98 ft at 2:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.07 ft at 2:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.15 ft at 3:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.22 ft at 3:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.27 ft at 3:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.32 ft at 3:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.35 ft at 4:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.38 ft at 4:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.41 ft at 4:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.43 ft at 4:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.45 ft at 5:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.45 ft at 5:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.45 ft at 5:30PM Oct 19, 2021Highest Observation: 5.46 ft at 5:45PM Oct 19, 2021Highest Observation: 5.46 ft at 6:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.45 ft at 6:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.44 ft at 6:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.42 ft at 6:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.42 ft at 7:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.4 ft at 7:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.38 ft at 7:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.37 ft at 7:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.34 ft at 8:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.31 ft at 8:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.28 ft at 8:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.26 ft at 8:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.22 ft at 9:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.18 ft at 9:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.14 ft at 9:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.08 ft at 9:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5.04 ft at 10:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 5 ft at 10:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.93 ft at 10:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.87 ft at 10:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.81 ft at 11:00PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.75 ft at 11:15PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.68 ft at 11:30PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.62 ft at 11:45PM Oct 19, 2021Observed: 4.55 ft at 12:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.48 ft at 12:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.41 ft at 12:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.33 ft at 12:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.27 ft at 1:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.19 ft at 1:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.13 ft at 1:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.05 ft at 1:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.99 ft at 2:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.91 ft at 2:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.84 ft at 2:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.77 ft at 2:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.7 ft at 3:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.63 ft at 3:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.57 ft at 3:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.5 ft at 3:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.44 ft at 4:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.38 ft at 4:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.31 ft at 4:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.26 ft at 4:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.2 ft at 5:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.14 ft at 5:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.09 ft at 5:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.04 ft at 5:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.99 ft at 6:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.94 ft at 6:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.89 ft at 6:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.84 ft at 6:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.8 ft at 7:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.76 ft at 7:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.72 ft at 7:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.68 ft at 7:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.64 ft at 8:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.6 ft at 8:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.57 ft at 8:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.53 ft at 8:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.49 ft at 9:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.46 ft at 9:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.42 ft at 9:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.39 ft at 9:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.36 ft at 10:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.33 ft at 10:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.31 ft at 10:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.28 ft at 10:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.26 ft at 11:00AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.24 ft at 11:15AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.21 ft at 11:30AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.2 ft at 11:45AM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.18 ft at 12:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.17 ft at 12:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.16 ft at 12:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.17 ft at 12:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.17 ft at 1:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.19 ft at 1:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.24 ft at 1:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.3 ft at 1:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.39 ft at 2:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.51 ft at 2:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.64 ft at 2:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.8 ft at 2:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 2.98 ft at 3:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.14 ft at 3:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.34 ft at 3:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.54 ft at 3:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.73 ft at 4:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 3.92 ft at 4:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.1 ft at 4:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.27 ft at 4:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.42 ft at 5:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.58 ft at 5:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.7 ft at 5:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.83 ft at 5:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.92 ft at 6:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.02 ft at 6:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.1 ft at 6:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.16 ft at 6:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.21 ft at 7:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.23 ft at 7:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.27 ft at 7:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.26 ft at 7:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.27 ft at 8:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.24 ft at 8:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.22 ft at 8:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.19 ft at 8:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.14 ft at 9:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.09 ft at 9:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 5.04 ft at 9:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.96 ft at 9:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.9 ft at 10:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.82 ft at 10:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.75 ft at 10:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.66 ft at 10:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.58 ft at 11:00PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.49 ft at 11:15PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.41 ft at 11:30PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.32 ft at 11:45PM Oct 20, 2021Observed: 4.22 ft at 12:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.14 ft at 12:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.05 ft at 12:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.96 ft at 12:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.88 ft at 1:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.79 ft at 1:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.7 ft at 1:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.62 ft at 1:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.55 ft at 2:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.47 ft at 2:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.39 ft at 2:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.31 ft at 2:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.25 ft at 3:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.18 ft at 3:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.12 ft at 3:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.06 ft at 3:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3 ft at 4:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.95 ft at 4:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.9 ft at 4:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.85 ft at 4:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.8 ft at 5:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.76 ft at 5:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.72 ft at 5:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.68 ft at 5:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.65 ft at 6:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.61 ft at 6:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.58 ft at 6:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.55 ft at 6:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.52 ft at 7:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.49 ft at 7:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.47 ft at 7:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.44 ft at 7:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.41 ft at 8:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.39 ft at 8:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.38 ft at 8:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.35 ft at 8:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.31 ft at 9:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.31 ft at 9:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.28 ft at 9:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.27 ft at 9:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.25 ft at 10:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.24 ft at 10:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.23 ft at 10:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.22 ft at 10:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.21 ft at 11:00AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.22 ft at 11:15AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.22 ft at 11:30AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.26 ft at 11:45AM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.3 ft at 12:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.36 ft at 12:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.44 ft at 12:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.55 ft at 12:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.64 ft at 1:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.8 ft at 1:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 2.97 ft at 1:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.13 ft at 1:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.29 ft at 2:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.46 ft at 2:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.61 ft at 2:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.77 ft at 2:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 3.91 ft at 3:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.03 ft at 3:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.15 ft at 3:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.24 ft at 3:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.34 ft at 4:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.42 ft at 4:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.49 ft at 4:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.55 ft at 4:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.61 ft at 5:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.65 ft at 5:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.71 ft at 5:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.75 ft at 5:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.77 ft at 6:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.81 ft at 6:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.85 ft at 6:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.87 ft at 6:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.9 ft at 7:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.91 ft at 7:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.92 ft at 7:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.95 ft at 7:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.94 ft at 8:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.94 ft at 8:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.94 ft at 8:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.91 ft at 8:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.91 ft at 9:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.88 ft at 9:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.86 ft at 9:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.83 ft at 9:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.8 ft at 10:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.75 ft at 10:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.72 ft at 10:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.67 ft at 10:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.62 ft at 11:00PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.57 ft at 11:15PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.51 ft at 11:30PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.46 ft at 11:45PM Oct 21, 2021Observed: 4.42 ft at 12:00AM Oct 22, 2021Observed: 4.36 ft at 12:15AM Oct 22, 2021Observed: 4.31 ft at 12:30AM Oct 22, 2021Observed: 4.26 ft at 12:45AM Oct 22, 2021Observed: 4.21 ft at 1:00AM Oct 22, 2021Observed: 4.16 ft at 1:15AM Oct 22, 2021Observed: 4.11 ft at 1:30AM Oct 22, 2021USGS--Water Resources of the United StatesFBNG1(plotting HGIRG) Graph Created (2:18AM Oct 22, 2021)ObservedLatest observed value: 4.11 ft at 1:30 AM EDT 22-Oct-2021. Flood Stage is 20 ft
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Datum: NAVD88
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NOTE: Automated gauge readings are now available, courtesy of the USGS.

NOTE: Forecasts are not available for the Chattahoochee River near Campbellton. Only observed stages are available for this point.

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Flood Categories (in feet)
Major Flood Stage: 30
Moderate Flood Stage: 25
Flood Stage: 20
Action Stage: 17
Low Stage (in feet): 0

Historic Crests
(1) 31.60 ft on 12/10/1919
(2) 30.65 ft on 09/23/2009
(3) 25.96 ft on 07/12/2005
(4) 25.74 ft on 03/17/1990
(5) 25.18 ft on 04/14/1979
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Recent Crests
(1) 21.22 ft on 12/29/2018
(2) 20.14 ft on 12/25/2015
(3) 21.56 ft on 11/12/2009
(4) 30.65 ft on 09/23/2009
(5) 25.96 ft on 07/12/2005
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Low Water Records
(1) 0.22 ft on 07/03/2008
(2) 0.33 ft on 10/02/2007
(3) 0.41 ft on 09/09/2007

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32 Record and widespread inundation flooding occurs in the woodlands and fields upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92. Cochran Road will be under water up to 9 feet deep. The water level will be hitting the bridge and county officials will have it closed. The USGS gage house under the bridge will be under water with a loss of data transmission. Several farm buildings and the main highway on the Douglas County side of the river will be flooded.
31 Major flooding continues widespread inundation flooding occurring in the woodlands and fields upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92. Most of Cochran Road will be under 1 to 8 feet of water. The water level will be hitting the bottom of the bridge and county officials will have it closed. The flood waters will hit the USGS gage house under the bridge with a loss of data transmission. Several farm buildings on the Douglas County side of the river will begin to flood.
30 Major flooding begins. Widespread inundation flooding will occur in the woodlands and fields along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92. Most of Cochran Road on the left bank upstream from the gage will be under one to six feet of water. The water level will be reaching the bottom of the bridge and county officials will likely have it closed. The flood waters will impact the USGS gage house under the bridge with a possible loss of data transmission.
29 Significant flooding expands further into the woodlands and fields along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92. Large portions of Cochran Road on the left bank upstream from the gage will be under one to four feet of water.
27 Significant flooding continues in the woodlands and fields along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92. Portions of Cochran Road on the left bank upstream from the gage will be under one to two feet of water.
25 Moderate flooding begins. Significant flooding occurs in the woodlands and fields along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92. Low portions of Cochran Road begin to flood on the left bank upstream from the gage.
24 Minor flooding expands further into the woodlands and fields along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92.
22 Minor flooding continues in the woodlands and fields in the natural flood plain upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92.
20 Flood stage is reached. Minor flooding occurs of the woodlands and fields in the natural flood plain upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92.
17 Bankfull conditions are reached along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Georgia Highway 154 or 92.
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1500-2000 cfs Habitat values for trout peak at river flows less than 2,000 cfs.
2000-12000 Habitat values for trout decline as river flow increases from 2,000 to 12,000 cfs.
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Latitude: 33.656667° N, Longitude: 84.673611° W, Horizontal Datum: NAD83/WGS84

River Stage
Reference Frame		 Gauge Height Flood Stage Uses
NWS stage 0 ft 20 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 718.3 ft 738.3 ft Survey grade GPS equipment, FEMA flood plain maps, newer USGS topographic maps
NGVD 29 Not Available Not Available 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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