River Gaunless at Dovecote Hill
Is the River Gaunless level at the Dovecote Hill station in Bishop Auckland, as of our last update, at 03:30 Feb 24.
The River Gaunless has been STEADY over the last 3 hour period.
60m+0.007m
180m+0.013m
Recent Trends
60m+0.007m
180m+0.013m
Dovecote Hill - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Bishop Auckland at the Dovecote Hill station?
The maximum on record for the Dovecote Hill station in Bishop Auckland on the River Gaunless is 2.790m, which was at 06:45 Aug 20 2004.
The maximum on record for the Dovecote Hill station in Bishop Auckland on the River Gaunless is 2.790m, which was at 06:45 Aug 20 2004.
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