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North Fork Peachtree Creek at Buford Highway at Atlanta Stage (ft)Flow (kcfs)Observed: 3.74 ft at 12:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 12:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 12:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 1:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 1:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 1:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 1:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 2:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 2:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 2:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 2:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 3:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 3:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.77 ft at 3:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.8 ft at 3:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.82 ft at 4:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.83 ft at 4:15AM Sep 26, 2022Highest Observation: 3.84 ft at 4:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.83 ft at 4:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.82 ft at 5:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.81 ft at 5:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.79 ft at 5:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.78 ft at 5:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.76 ft at 6:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.75 ft at 6:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 6:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 6:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 7:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 7:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 7:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 7:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 8:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 8:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 8:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 8:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 9:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 9:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 9:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 9:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 10:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 10:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 10:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 10:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 11:00AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 11:15AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 11:30AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 11:45AM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 12:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 12:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 12:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 12:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 1:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 1:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 1:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 1:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 2:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 2:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 2:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 2:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 3:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 3:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 3:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 3:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 4:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 4:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 4:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 4:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 5:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 5:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 5:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 5:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 6:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 6:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 6:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 6:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 7:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 7:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 7:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 7:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 8:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 8:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 8:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 8:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 9:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 9:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 9:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 9:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 10:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 10:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 10:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 10:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.74 ft at 11:00PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 11:15PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 11:30PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.73 ft at 11:45PM Sep 26, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 12:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 12:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.72 ft at 12:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 12:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.71 ft at 1:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.7 ft at 1:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.7 ft at 1:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.69 ft at 1:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.69 ft at 2:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.69 ft at 2:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.69 ft at 2:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.69 ft at 2:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.68 ft at 3:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.68 ft at 3:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.68 ft at 3:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.68 ft at 3:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.68 ft at 4:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.68 ft at 4:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 4:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 4:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 5:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 5:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 5:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 5:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 6:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 6:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 6:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 6:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 7:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 7:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 7:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 7:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 8:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 8:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 8:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 8:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 9:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 9:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 9:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 9:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 10:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 10:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 10:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 10:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.67 ft at 11:00AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 11:15AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 11:30AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 11:45AM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 12:00PM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 12:15PM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 12:30PM Sep 27, 2022Observed: 3.66 ft at 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2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 1:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 2:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 2:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 2:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 2:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.64 ft at 3:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 3:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 3:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 3:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 4:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 4:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 4:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 4:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 5:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 5:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 5:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 5:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 6:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 6:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 6:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 6:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 7:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 7:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 7:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 7:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 8:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 8:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 8:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 8:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 9:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 9:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 9:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 9:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 10:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 10:15PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 10:30PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 10:45PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 11:00PM Sep 28, 2022Observed: 3.65 ft at 11:15PM Sep 28, 2022USGS--Water Resources of the United StatesNPBG1(plotting HGIRG) Graph Created (12:04AM Sep 29, 2022)ObservedLatest observed value: 3.65 ft at 11:15 PM EDT 28-Sep-2022. Flood Stage is 13 ft
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NOTE: Forecasts for the North Fork Peachtree Creek at Buford Highway at Atlanta are issued as needed during times of high water, but are not routinely available.

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Flood Categories (in feet)
Major Flood Stage: 17
Moderate Flood Stage: 15
Flood Stage: 13
Action Stage: 11
Low Stage (in feet): -9999

Historic Crests
(1) 18.57 ft on 09/21/2009
(2) 17.70 ft on 09/16/2004
(3) 17.11 ft on 06/20/2017
(4) 16.32 ft on 10/11/2020
(5) 15.75 ft on 03/13/1975
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Recent Crests
(1) 13.77 ft on 04/05/2022 (P)
(2) 13.54 ft on 05/03/2021
(3) 13.42 ft on 10/25/2020
(4) 16.32 ft on 10/11/2020
(5) 14.62 ft on 09/17/2020
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(P): Preliminary values subject to further review.

Low Water Records
(1) 3.34 ft on 08/22/2008
(2) 3.40 ft on 07/05/2008
(3) 3.40 ft on 10/16/2007
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24 Record flooding never seen before occurs with widespread inundation flooding of residential homes and businesses along the creek. The lower levels of the apartment complex near the gage will be flooded. Flood waters will be in lower levels of buildings in the Sun Tan Center. The water will affect the USGS gage house and reach the bottom of the Buford Highway bridge. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will produce record flooding downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
22 Record flooding never seen before occurs with widespread inundation flooding of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive. The pool and lower levels of the apartment complex near the gage will be flooded. Flood waters will be up the foundation of buildings in the Sun Tan Center. The water will reach the bottom of the USGS gage house. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will produce record flooding downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
20 Record flooding never seen before expands from Buford Highway. Widespread inundation flooding occurs of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive with a few feet of water. The pool and lower levels of the apartment complex near the gage will begin to flood. Flood waters will be up the foundation of buildings in the Sun Tan Center. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will produce record flooding downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
19 Record flooding never seen before expands from Buford Highway. Widespread inundation flooding occurs of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive with a few feet of water. Portions of the parking lots of an apartment complex and the Sun Tan Center near the gage will flood with water at the foundations of buildings. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will produce major flooding further downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
18 Major flooding expands upstream and downstream from Buford Highway. Portions of the backyards of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive will flood with around 5 feet of water. Portions of the parking lots of an apartment complex and the Sun Tan Center near the gage will flood with water at the foundations of buildings. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will likely produce major flooding further downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
17 Major flooding begins upstream and downstream from Buford Highway. Portions of the backyards of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive will flood with around 4 feet of water. Portions of the parking lots of an apartment complex and the Sun Tan Center near the gage will flood with water at the foundations of buildings. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will likely produce major flooding further downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
16 Significant flooding continues upstream and downstream from Buford Highway. Portions of the backyards of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive will be flooded with around 3 feet of water. A portion of the Sun Tan Center parking lot near the gage will flood as the water reaches a corner of a building. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will produce significant flooding further downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
15 Moderate flooding begins along the creek upstream and downstream from Buford Highway or Georgia Highway 13. Large portions of the backyards of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive will be flooded with around two feet of water. A portion of the Sun Tan Center parking lot near the gage begins to flood. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will likely produce significant flooding further downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
14 Minor flooding continues along the creek upstream and downstream from the gage on Buford Highway or Georgia Highway 13. Portions of the backyards of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive will be flooded with around one foot of water. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek will likely produce flooding further downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
13 Flood stage is reached. Minor flooding of the natural flood plain begins upstream and downstream from the gage on Buford Highway or Georgia Highway 13. This includes low portions of the backyards of residential homes on Victory Drive...Dunwoody Place and Converse Drive. This height combined with the flow on South Fork Peachtree Creek may also produce flooding further downstream on Peachtree Creek in Fulton County.
11 Bankfull conditions are reached upstream and downstream from the stream gage at Buford Highway or Georgia Highway 13.
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Latitude: 33.831389° N, Longitude: 84.342778° W, Horizontal Datum: NAD83/WGS84

River Stage
Reference Frame		 Gauge Height Flood Stage Uses
NWS stage 0 ft 13 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 806.95 ft 819.95 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
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