River Sheppey at Fenny Castle
Is the River Sheppey level at the Fenny Castle station in Godney, as of our last update, at 11:45 Jan 18.
The River Sheppey has been STEADY over the last 3 hour period.
Is the flow level here for the River Sheppey, recorded at 11:45 Jan 18.
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Fenny Castle - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Godney at the Fenny Castle station?
The maximum on record for the Fenny Castle station in Godney on the River Sheppey is 1.171m, which was at 18:45 Jul 09 2008.
The maximum on record for the Fenny Castle station in Godney on the River Sheppey is 1.171m, which was at 18:45 Jul 09 2008.
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