River Smite at Colston Bassett
Is the River Smite level at the Colston Bassett station in Colston Bassett, as of our last update, at 14:45 Feb 23.
The River Smite has been STEADY over the last 3 hour period.
60m=0.00m
180m-0.001m
Recent Trends
60m=0.00m
180m-0.001m
Colston Bassett - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Colston Bassett at the Colston Bassett station?
The maximum on record for the Colston Bassett station in Colston Bassett on the River Smite is 2.909m, which was at 15:00 Jul 18 2001.
The maximum on record for the Colston Bassett station in Colston Bassett on the River Smite is 2.909m, which was at 15:00 Jul 18 2001.
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