Rogue River near Agness

1. 43.00 ftThe river begins to flow out of its banks in the Agness area. Damage to property and structures in the Agness area begins at this stage. Excessive flood damage on the lower Rogue River downstream from the Illinois River confluence.
2. 39.00 ftNumerous roads are flooded and closed. Widespread lowland flooding is occurring. Numerous structures are flooded at this time mainly from Lobster Creek to Gold Beach.
3. 35.00 ftWidespread flooding begins to occur along the lower Rogue River. Roads closed at numerous locations along the north bank of the Rogue River in the Gold Beach area. Water nears roads along the south bank of the river.
4. 30.00 ftCampgrounds and river access roads near the lower Rogue River are under water. Lobster Creek Bridge on county road is under water. Water nears many residences along the lower Rogue River. Water begins to go over the north bank roads along the river.
5. 25.00 ftNumerous campgrounds and low-lying roads along the river are flooded including Lobster Creek Road and Lobster Creek Campground.
6. 17.00 ftRiver rises to this stage or above may affect recreation interests along the Rogue River at and below Agness, Oregon. Sudden river rises of a few feet may also affect home and business owners with boat docks on the river.

Most recent crests

• March 17, 2025: 34.51 ft
• December 30, 2024: 21.87 ft
• April 9, 2019: 21.98 ft
• February 10, 2017: 18.64 ft
• December 15, 2016: 24.14 ft
• January 18, 2016: 20.87 ft
• December 14, 2015: 17.70 ft
• December 14, 2015: 17.70 ft
• February 7, 2015: 24.24 ft
• December 6, 2012: 17.52 ft

• UpstreamRogue River at Grants Pass
• South Fk Coquille River at Powers
• West Fork Cow Creek at Glendale
• Illinois River at Kerby
• Chetco River at Brookings
• Cow Creek at Glendale
• North Fk Coquille River at Myrtle Point
• South Fk Coquille River at Myrtle Point
• Applegate River at Wilderville

Forecasts by the Northwest River Forecast Center. Forecasts are issued routinely year-round.

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.