Mississippi River At Winfield Lock and Dam 25 (CAGM7)

Flood Impacts

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145000
This is the flow at which CAGM7 will go to "open river" conditions.
37.1
This is the level at which the Winfield levee failed in June 2008.
37
Water reaches the top of the lock wall. Also at this level water completely floods Lock and Dam Park in Winfield. Highway 79 is closed a half mile south of Highway 47 for another half mile.
36.29
Highway 79 is closed through the town of Foley.
35.6
Highway 79 is closed from Winfield north to Route Y.
35.5
Highway 79 is closed from Bobs Creek to one mile south.
35.1
The levee behind Lock and Dam 25 will overtop at this height without additional protection.
34.6
Route M is closed south of Elsberry from Highway 79 east to where state maintenance ends near Apex Lane.
34.5
Near this height, the office building and storage building of Kimaterials, a sand and gravel company on Highway 79 between Winfield and Old Monroe, begins flooding. Also, the Corps has not kept Lock 25 open above this height.
34
This is the level of the levee protection for Winfield.
33
Route N is closed from Highway 79 at Winfield to where state maintenance ends.
32.5
Near this level, Winfield Lock 25 is closed to navigation.
30
The Golden Eagle Ferry will likely close near this level. Lakeshore Drive in northern St. Charles County becomes impassable near this level.
29.3
The following roads in northern St. Charles County close near this level: Peruque Creek Road near Highway 79, Dalbow Road near Highway 79, and Firma Road.
29.2
Lakeview Road in northeastern St. Charles County is closed north of the railroad tracks. Also, Highway C between Highway B and Silvers Road will be closed near this height.
29
Route 96 at Mozier Landing closes.
28.5
Much of County Highways B and C in eastern St. Charles County are flooded.
28.3
Near this height, Lakeview Drive becomes impassable and Kampville Road begins flooding in northern St. Charles County.
27.8
Near this height, Wilson Road just north of Washeon Road and Lehmond Island Road south of Sunset Drive in northern St. Charles County begin flooding.
27.5
At this stage, Lock and Dam 25 will stockpile 200 tons of sand, 12,000 sandbags, and 10,000 square feet of polyethylene plastic as a precaution.
26
Flood Stage. Highway B in eastern St. Charles County floods near the Dardenne Creek bridge.
24
Water begins covering Highway C about a half mile south of Highway B in St. Charles County.
23
A few local islands begin to flood.
21.6
Near this stage, the Corps will raise all gates out of the river, creating "open river" conditions. This corresponds to an approximate discharge of 145,000 cfs.