Little River near Huntington

1. 21.00 ftAt this level, flooding exceeds the record flood. Massive inundation and damage and the closure of primary roads and bridges can be expected. Many evacuations can also be expected.
2. 20.00 ftFlooding approaches the height of the record flood. There is extensive inundation and damage with many primary roads and bridges closed. Many evacuations can be expected at this level.
3. 19.00 ftAt this level, many roads and bridges will be closed and there will be extensive inundation and damage with many evacuations.
4. 18.00 ftExtensive flooding is in progress.
5. 16.00 ftModerate flooding is in progress. Secondary roads are blocked by flood waters. People in these areas should move property to higher ground and those nearest the river may have to evacuate their homes.
6. 15.00 ftSecondary roads are blocked by flood waters and moderate agricultural flooding is in progress.
7. 14.00 ftMinor agricultural flooding is in progress with minimal damage expected.

Most recent crests

• May 9, 2021: 13.84 ft
• January 12, 2020: 14.55 ft
• April 6, 2019: 13.36 ft
• February 21, 2018: 15.04 ft
• May 5, 2017: 16.06 ft
• June 17, 2015: 18.38 ft
• April 4, 2014: 15.42 ft
• April 19, 2013: 19.83 ft
• November 30, 2011: 16.60 ft
• May 27, 2011: 17.76 ft

• DownstreamWabash River at Wabash
• Northern Indiana Lakes at J.E. Roush Lake Dam Near Huntington (IN)
• Wabash River at Huntington
• Wabash River at Andrews
• Graham McCulloch Ditch at Fort Wayne
• Salamonie River at Warren
• Northern Indiana Lakes at Salamonie Lake Dam
• Salamonie River at Dora
• Junk Ditch at Fort Wayne

Forecasts by the Ohio River Forecast Center. Forecasts are issued as needed during times of high water, but are not routinely available.

Stage, flood stages, impacts and crest history from NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service. Streamflow and the daily record from the U.S. Geological Survey.