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Suwannee River at White Springs Observed crest: 66.87 ft at 10:00am Feb 06 Observed: 66.6 ft at 3:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.61 ft at 4:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.62 ft at 5:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.59 ft at 6:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.61 ft at 7:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.6 ft at 8:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.59 ft at 9:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.59 ft at 10:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.59 ft at 11:00pm Feb 4 Observed: 66.58 ft at 12:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.59 ft at 1:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.58 ft at 2:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.56 ft at 3:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.57 ft at 4:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.57 ft at 5:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.57 ft at 6:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.56 ft at 7:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.55 ft at 8:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.55 ft at 9:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.54 ft at 10:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.53 ft at 11:00am Feb 5 Observed: 66.53 ft at 12:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.53 ft at 1:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.57 ft at 2:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.59 ft at 3:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.6 ft at 4:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.61 ft at 5:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.63 ft at 6:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.68 ft at 7:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.69 ft at 8:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.71 ft at 9:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.75 ft at 10:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.75 ft at 11:00pm Feb 5 Observed: 66.76 ft at 12:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.78 ft at 1:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.8 ft at 2:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.81 ft at 3:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.81 ft at 4:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.82 ft at 5:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.83 ft at 6:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.84 ft at 7:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.85 ft at 8:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.85 ft at 9:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.87 ft at 10:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.86 ft at 11:00am Feb 6 Observed: 66.87 ft at 12:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.86 ft at 1:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.87 ft at 2:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.87 ft at 3:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.86 ft at 4:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.86 ft at 5:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.85 ft at 6:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.87 ft at 7:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.86 ft at 8:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.86 ft at 9:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.85 ft at 10:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.83 ft at 11:00pm Feb 6 Observed: 66.83 ft at 12:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.83 ft at 1:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.84 ft at 2:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.82 ft at 3:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.82 ft at 4:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.79 ft at 5:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.8 ft at 6:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.8 ft at 7:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.78 ft at 8:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.77 ft at 9:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.76 ft at 10:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.74 ft at 11:00am Feb 7 Observed: 66.75 ft at 12:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.74 ft at 1:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.74 ft at 2:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.72 ft at 3:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.71 ft at 4:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.7 ft at 5:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.7 ft at 6:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.69 ft at 7:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.69 ft at 8:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.68 ft at 9:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.65 ft at 10:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.66 ft at 11:00pm Feb 7 Observed: 66.65 ft at 12:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.64 ft at 1:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.64 ft at 2:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.63 ft at 3:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.62 ft at 4:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.61 ft at 5:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.61 ft at 6:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.6 ft at 7:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.59 ft at 8:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.59 ft at 9:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.57 ft at 10:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.56 ft at 11:00am Feb 8 Observed: 66.55 ft at 12:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.56 ft at 1:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.54 ft at 2:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.53 ft at 3:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.53 ft at 4:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.51 ft at 5:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.51 ft at 6:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.5 ft at 7:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.5 ft at 8:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.49 ft at 9:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.49 ft at 10:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.47 ft at 11:00pm Feb 8 Observed: 66.46 ft at 12:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.46 ft at 1:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.45 ft at 2:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.45 ft at 3:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.44 ft at 4:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.44 ft at 5:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.43 ft at 6:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.41 ft at 7:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.42 ft at 8:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.41 ft at 9:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.4 ft at 10:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.39 ft at 11:00am Feb 9 Observed: 66.4 ft at 12:00pm Feb 9 Observed: 66.41 ft at 1:00pm Feb 9 Observed: 66.41 ft at 2:00pm Feb 9 Graph Created (1:42pm Feb 9, 2010) Observed USGS--Water Resources of the United States WSPF1 (plotting HGIRG) Gage 0 Datum: 48.54 Latest observed value: 66.41 ft at 2:00 PM EST 9-Feb-2010. Flood Stage is 77.0 ft. Stage (ft) Flow (kcfs)
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NOTE: Forecasts for the Suwannee River at White Springs 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:84
Moderate Flood Stage:80
Flood Stage:77
Action Stage:73

Historical Crests
(1) 88.02 ft on 04/10/1973
(2) 85.40 ft on 04/10/1984
(3) 85.19 ft on 04/05/1948
(4) 84.86 ft on 02/27/1998
(5) 84.36 ft on 09/17/1964
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Suwannee River at White Springs location map

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88.0 I-75 will be closed.
86.5 The railroad bridge at the gage site floods.
81.0 Area known as Suwannee Valley is inundated and secondary roads are closed. Flooding begins at Stephen F. Foster State Park.
80.0 Water begins to enter homes and secondary roads become flooded.

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