White Water Dyke at

Current River Level: 0.004m, steady

Below normal for this location

Current level recorded at 1:15am, Monday 20th August BST
(12:15am, Monday 20th August GMT)

Change from previous measurement: 0.000m
(recorded at 7:00pm, Sunday 19th August BST)

The normal level of the White Water Dyke at in average weather conditions is between -0.01m and 0.02m. It has been between these levels for at least 251 days in the past year.

The usual range of the White Water Dyke at in more extreme weather conditions is between 0.01m and 1.16m. It has been between these levels for 90% of the time since monitoring began.

The most recent high is 1.38m, reached on Sunday 9th November 2014 at 11:45am.

The highest level ever recorded at the White Water Dyke at is 1.38m, reached on Sunday 9th November 2014 at 11:45am.

Monitoring Station: White Water Dyke
Environment Agency Location ID: E4402
Watercourse: White Water Dyke
Operational Area: Upper Stour
Catchment Area: Stour
UK Hydrometric Area: Kent Rivers Group
Environment Agency Region: Southern

Nearest Town/Village: Kingsnorth
Local Authority: Ashford
Ceremonial County: Kent

Latitude: 51.121217
Longitude: 0.85627
OS Grid Reference: TQ999396
Level Datum AOD: 35.54m

Nearby Monitoring Locations

There are no other monitoring stations on the White Water Dyke

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Nearby Flood Warning Locations

Aylesford Stream
The Aylesford Stream at Willesborough

No current or recent warnings.

South Ashford
Properties at risk from the East Stour and Whitewater and Ruckinge Dykes including Park Farm, Kingsnorth, the A2070, Beaver and South Ashford

No current or recent warnings.

Whitewater and Ruckinge Dykes
Whitewater and Ruckinge Dykes

No current or recent warnings.

Great Stour from Hothfield to Ashford
The Great Stour downstream of Hothfield Flood Storage Area to South Ashford including Great Chart

No current or recent warnings.

Upper River Stour Area
Communities on the Great Stour from Charing Heath to the A2070 including Ashford, communities on the East Stour, communities on the Whitewater and Ruckinge Dykes and the Aylesford Stream. Also includes the Aldington and Hothfield Flood Reservoirs

No current or recent warnings.

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Long Term

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