Flood Information
Flood Information / Links
River Level Map
Inforum.com Related Content
- Flood - Stories tagged with the "flood" tag will give general information related to flooding in the region.
Red River levels
- East Grand Forks - Red River observations at East Grand Forks, Minn.
- Halstad - Red River Observations at Halstad, Minn.
- Fargo - Red River observations at Fargo
- Hickson - Red River observations at Hickson, N.D.
- Wahpeton - Red River observations at Wahpeton, N.D.
Sheyenne River levels
- West Fargo diversion - Sheyenne River observations at West Fargo diversion
- Harwood - Sheyenne River observations at Harwood, N.D.
- Kindred - Sheyenne River observations at Kindred, N.D.
Wild Rice River levels
- Hendrum - Wild Rice River observations at Hendrum, Minn.
- Ada - Wild Rice River observations at Ada, Minn.
- Abercrombie - Wild Rice River observations at Abercrombie, N.D.
Buffalo River levels
- Hawley - Buffalo River observations at Hawley, Minn.
- Sabin - South Buffalo River observations at Sabin, Minn.
Goose River levels
- Hillsboro - Goose River observations at Hillsboro, N.D.
Maple River levels
- Enderlin - Maple River observations at Enderlin, N.D.
Flood Maps
The cities of Fargo and Moorhead have posted online maps to help residents gauge their vulnerability to floodingCity of Fargo
- City of Fargo: Interactive Floodstage Map
- Need help using the app? Download the .pdf instructions.
- Floodway / Floodplain Map
City of Moorhead
City of Fargo Information
- Contact helplines in Fargo
- How to avoid flood damage
- How to build a sandbag dike
- City of Fargo flood video page
- Obtaining a consent form
- Emergency dike locations
- Road closures
- Flood evacuation guide for residents
- Cleanup and recovery information
- Long-term flood protection plans
City of Moorhead Information
Red River Basin Decision Information Network
Top 20 historical crests for Red River at Fargo
- 40.84 ft on 03/28/2009
- 39.72 ft on 04/18/1997
- 39.10 ft on 04/07/1897
- 38.81 ft on 04/09/2011
- 37.34 ft on 04/15/1969
- 37.13 ft on 04/05/2006
- 36.99 ft on 03/21/2010
- 36.69 ft on 04/14/2001
- 35.39 ft on 04/09/1989
- 34.93 ft on 04/19/1979
- 34.41 ft on 04/02/1978
- 33.26 ft on 07/04/1975
- 30.88 ft on 06/09/2007
- 30.50 ft on 04/15/1965
- 30.16 ft on 03/22/1966
- 29.80 ft on 03/31/1907
- 28.79 ft on 04/16/1952
- 28.75 ft on 04/15/1996
- 28.40 ft on 04/07/1943
- 28.37 ft on 03/22/1995
Community / blog information
- Plugging your drains can avoid sewer backup issues during a flood
- A spare sump pump might be a good idea
- Be Prepared: Readying your home for possible flood conditions
External Links to additional Flood Information
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United States Geological Survey
Map of flood and high flow condition: USGS Water Watch -
National Weather Service
Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service: HERE -
NDSU Flood Information
Check your sump pump before its too late.
The NDSU Extension service has a flood information page that can be viewed HERE.

