River Kent at Sedgwick

0.3m

Is the River Kent level at the Sedgwick station in Sedgwick, as of our last update, at 05:15 22 Nov.

Sedgwick - Information Summary

What is the highest level of flooding in Sedgwick at the Sedgwick station?
The maximum on record for the Sedgwick station in Sedgwick on the River Kent is 4.276m, which was at 22:45 05 Dec 2015.

Local Information

Nearby Flood Warnings

None

Nearby Alert Areas

Rivers Kent and Mint at Kendal, Mintsfeet Road South, Ann Street, Canal Head, Romney Gardens

Stock Beck at Sandylands, Lowther Parks Estate South of Castle Green Road

Rivers Kent and Mint at Kendal, Lake District Business Park, Busher Walk, New Road, Aynam Road

Stock Beck at Appleby Rd, Spital Park, Fowl Ing, Mint Street, Dale Avenue, Kendal Business Park

River Kent at Sedgwick

Stock Beck at Sandylands, from Whitbarrow Close to Calder Drive

Blind Beck at Kendal

Stock Beck at Kendal, from Calder Drive to the River Kent

Rivers Kent and Mint at Kendal, Westmorland Business Park, Burneside Road, Benson Green

River Kent at Helsington Mills

River Kent at Burneside, Bournville, Carling Dale, Ivy Cresent, New Road

River Kent at Kendal, Mintsfeet, Wildman Street, Castle Street, Stramongate, Aynam Road, Lound Road

Nearby Stations

Victoria Bridge

Calder Drive, Kendal

Kendal Buttery Well Road

Stock Beck, Jewsons Yard

Whitbarrow Close

Nearby Sewage Discharge Stations

Kendal Waste Water Treatment Works

Sedgwick Pumping Station

Station Data Information

Station overseen (meaning either provided, or regulated) by: The Environment Agency
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