Tickfaw River near Killian

1. 6.50 ftNumerous homes will be flooded. Fishing camps will be isolated. Access roads and boat ramps along the river will be under water. Bayous feeding into the river from Springfield to Lake Maurepas will back up with water over most roads south of Louisiana Highway 42.
2. 6.00 ftFishing camps will be isolated. Access roads and boat ramps along the river will be under water. Bayous feeding into the river from Springfield to Lake Maurepas will back up with water over most roads south of Louisiana Highway 42.
3. 5.00 ftThere will be water over the roads in many places along Louisiana Highway 22 from Warsaw Landing to Killian. The roads will be closed in some sections and water will begin to enter homes.
4. 4.00 ftWater will cover low places along Louisiana Highway 22 and rise on camp grounds along the east bank.

Most recent crests

• January 11, 2013: 4.60 ft
• September 4, 2012: 5.90 ft
• September 5, 2011: 6.00 ft
• September 4, 2011: 6.00 ft
• July 7, 2010: 4.10 ft
• December 13, 2009: 4.20 ft
• September 13, 2008: 6.90 ft
• September 25, 2005: 6.00 ft
• October 11, 2004: 5.70 ft
• October 4, 2002: 5.40 ft

• Tickfaw River at Springfield
• Amite River at Hwy 22 near Maurepas
• Natalbany River at Baptist
• Lake Pontchartrain at Pass Manchac near Ponchatoula
• Lake Pontchartrain at Pass Manchac near HWY 51
• Coastal Reference Monitoring System at Maurepas
• Tickfaw River at Holden
• Tangipahoa River at Ponchatoula

Forecasts by the Lower Mississippi 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.