Tranters Creek above Washington

1. 11.00 ftWidespread and devastating flooding expected along Tranter Creek from Clark's Neck Road to US 264. Travel across the creek becomes impossible as all bridges or approaches are significantly inundated.
2. 8.50 ftInundation of several homes along Clarks Neck Road, Tranters Creek Resort, and at the end of Tranters Creek Drive. Water may cross US 264 to the west of the bridge over Tranters Creek.
3. 6.50 ftClark's Neck Road becomes impassable on the west side of the creek. Several residences here are surrounded by water, and a few homes may be inundated. Water also surrounds homes at the end of Tranters Creek Drive. Water may cross Grimesland Bridge Road just south of US 264.
4. 4.50 ftWater floods Clark's Neck Road on the western approach to Tranters Creek Bridge. Water approaches homes in Tranters Creek Resort, and on the north side of Clark's Neck Road near the gauge.
5. 4.00 ftFlooding of the boat ramp and parking lot at Mason's Landing. Other lowlands around the creek are also flooded.

Most recent crests

• December 18, 2023: 3.23 ft
• September 23, 2023: 4.76 ft
• September 30, 2022: 3.17 ft
• September 14, 2018: 7.51 ft
• October 5, 2015: 7.05 ft
• May 3, 2013: 4.73 ft
• June 5, 2012: 1.62 ft
• August 27, 2011: 6.22 ft
• September 30, 2010: 2.73 ft
• September 27, 2009: 2.04 ft

• Pamlico River at Washington (in MLLW)
• Tar River at Grimesland
• Chocowinity Bay
• Chocowinity Creek
• Meadow Branch at Stokes
• Parker Creek at Greenville
• Green Mill Run at 14th St in Greenville
• Bath Creek at Bath (in MLLW)

Forecasts by the Southeast River Forecast Center. Graphical forecasts are not available during times of high water, forecast crest information can be found in the local WFO web page.

Stage, flood stages, impacts and crest history from NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service.