Flatrock River near Raleigh

1. 11.37 ftWater went over the bridge at E 800 N where the gage is located in August 2026 flood. Uncertain if it went over lower than this crest, but it definitely was going over the bridge at crest according to the highway department.
2. 10.00 ftApproaching low steel of CR 800N bridge. CR 800N east of bridge and CR 450E area flooded. According to local Rush County fire personnel, at levels just above this, Rushville will experience severe flooding from Flatrock River similar to the flooding of late December 1990 and early January 1991 or January 2005 or possibly June 2008.
3. 8.75 ftFlooding of the agricultural land east of the Flatrock River closes CR 800N and 450E.
4. 7.00 ftThe east side of the Flatrock River begins or is overflowing into agricultural land at CR 800N and CR 450E area.
5. 6.00 ftLow approaches to CR 150N and CR 300N begin to flood.

Most recent crests

• August 13, 2026: 11.40 ft
• April 6, 2025: 10.77 ft
• January 1, 2025: 7.71 ft
• March 25, 2023: 8.71 ft
• December 29, 2021: 8.10 ft
• October 25, 2021: 7.23 ft
• July 17, 2021: 8.07 ft
• March 1, 2021: 7.56 ft
• May 19, 2020: 8.30 ft
• March 20, 2020: 7.98 ft

• DownstreamFlatrock River at Rushville
• Big Blue River (IN) at Carthage
• West Fork Whitewater River at Alpine
• Nameless Creek at Stringtown
• Brandywine Creek in Indiana at Greenfield
• East Fork Whitewater River at Abington
• Whitewater River at Economy
• Sugar Creek (central) at Eden

Forecasts by the Ohio River Forecast Center. Forecasts are not available. Only observed stages are available for this point. Stage may be affected by ice.

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.