Rogue River at Grants Pass

1. 43.00 ftThe Rogue River at Grants Pass will have reached its record flood stage dating back to Jan 1, 1862.
2. 40.00 ftExpect water on the floor of the Grants Pass water pumping station.
3. 36.00 ftThe river level is at the floor of the Highway 99 bridge in Grants Pass.
4. 33.60 ftExpect severe primary bank erosion from 6th street to the western city limits of Grants Pass.
5. 30.00 ftWidespread flooding of farms and residences on the lower banks of the Rogue River from Savage Rapids to the confluence of the Applegate River, including Grants Pass.
6. 28.00 ftExpect flooding of numerous homes in the town of Grants Pass.
7. 27.00 ftExpect flooding of homes along the Rogue River in the town of Grants Pass and flooding of homes and businesses along the Rogue River from Bloody Run Creek to Savage Rapids.
8. 21.00 ftExpect some slight lowland flooding downstream of the Highway 99 bridge along River Road.
9. 20.00 ftThe Rogue River is at flood stage.

Most recent crests

• December 30, 2005: 24.07 ft
• January 1, 1997: 26.49 ft
• December 9, 1996: 17.50 ft
• February 18, 1983: 23.88 ft
• December 20, 1981: 23.89 ft
• January 16, 1974: 26.88 ft
• March 2, 1972: 24.20 ft
• January 17, 1971: 25.19 ft
• January 27, 1970: 20.20 ft
• January 6, 1966: 20.90 ft

• UpstreamRogue River at Gold Ray Dam
• DownstreamRogue River at Agness
• Applegate River at Wilderville
• Evans Creek
• Applegate River at Applegate
• Jackson Creek (Jackson County, OR) at Jacksonville
• Cow Creek at Glendale
• Illinois River at Kerby
• Bear Creek at Medford

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.