River Derwent at Ouse Bridge
Is the River Derwent level at the Ouse Bridge station in Dubwath, as of our last update, at 09:45 Apr 24.
The River Derwent has been STEADY over the last 3 hour period.
15m+0.002m
60m=0.00m
180m=0.00m
Recent Trends
15m+0.002m
60m=0.00m
180m=0.00m
Ouse Bridge - Information Summary
What is the highest level of flooding in Dubwath at the Ouse Bridge station?
The maximum on record for the Ouse Bridge station in Dubwath on the River Derwent is 3.891m, which was at 06:45 Dec 06 2015.
The maximum on record for the Ouse Bridge station in Dubwath on the River Derwent is 3.891m, which was at 06:45 Dec 06 2015.
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