River Exe level at Stoodleigh
Station summary
- State
- Normal 0.93m to 2.50m level here
- Height
- 1.20m at today
How levels here could affect nearby areas
- 4.00m
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Historical event: Flooding of critical infrastructure, including Tiverton Hospital
- 3.86m
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Water reaches the highest level recorded at this measuring station (recorded on 19 December 1965)
- 3.85m
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Historical event: Flooding at Tiverton Industrial Estate
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Historical event: Flooding to residential and business properties at Bolham
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Historical event: Flooding to residential and business properties at Cove
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Historical event: Flooding to residential and business properties at Oakford Bridge
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Historical event: Flooding to residential and business properties at Washfield
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Historical event: Flooding to residential and business properties in Exebridge
- 3.75m
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Historical event: Flooding at Bolham
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Historical event: Flooding at petrol station
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Historical event: Flooding at Washfield Flooding at petrol station
- 2.50m
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This is the top of the normal range
- 1.20m
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Latest level
No two flood events are the same. Flooding might not happen again at the same historical levels if, for example, flood defences are now in place.
View technical information for this measuring station
- Site datum
- 74.92m (Above Ordnance Datum)
- Station name
- Stoodleigh
- Normal range
- 0.93m to 2.50m
- Station ID
- 3258
How we measure river, sea and groundwater levels