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Ocklawaha River at Eureka

Highest listed crest 25.49 ftFlood stage 22.0 ft216 crests since 1930

The Ocklawaha River at Eureka crested at major flood stage 9 times among the 216 crests the National Weather Service lists from 1930 to 2024. The highest, 25.49 ft on September 13, 2017, was major flooding, 3.49 feet above flood stage. 3 other gauges on the Ocklawaha River crested above flood stage within a week of it, 3 at their own highest listed crest.

The gauge

Highest listed crest
25.49 ft
September 13, 2017
Flood stage
22.0 ft
Major flooding from 24.0 ft
Crests at major
9
17th of 237 gauges in Florida
Most recent flood crest
October 11, 2024
25.37 ft, major flooding
Location
Marion County
Florida

Flood stages

The thresholds the National Weather Service uses for this gauge today, and how many listed crests reached each.

Flood categories, Ocklawaha River at Eureka
Action stage20.5149Jan 28, 2015The level at which the NWS or its partners begin to take action
Flood stage (minor)22.035Sep 12, 2024Minimal or no property damage, but possibly some public threat
Moderate flood stage23.09Mar 11, 2003Some inundation of structures and roads near the stream
Major flood stage24.09Oct 11, 2024Extensive inundation of structures and roads

Every listed crest

216 crests from 1930 to 2024. Filled: at or above flood stage. Hover a crest for its date and stage.

Listed crests at the Ocklawaha River at Eureka, 1930 to 2024 20222426ft Flood stage 22.0 ftMajor 24.0 ft Mar 9, 1930: 20.37 ft, below flood stage; 1,580 cubic feet per secondMar 26, 1930: 22.12 ft, minor flooding; 3,150 cubic feet per secondMar 31, 1930: 22.30 ft, minor flooding; 3,400 cubic feet per secondApr 20, 1930: 21.14 ft, action stage; 2,070 cubic feet per secondJun 10, 1930: 20.97 ft, action stage; 1,890 cubic feet per secondJun 23, 1930: 21.43 ft, action stage; 2,360 cubic feet per secondJun 30, 1930: 21.55 ft, action stage; 2,460 cubic feet per secondAug 14, 1930: 20.88 ft, action stage; 1,890 cubic feet per secondSep 10, 1930: 20.83 ft, action stage; 1,720 cubic feet per secondSep 21, 1930: 20.89 ft, action stage; 1,800 cubic feet per secondJan 1, 1931: 20.98 ft, action stage; 1,720 cubic feet per secondJan 8, 1931: 20.99 ft, action stage; 1,800 cubic feet per secondJan 23, 1931: 21.03 ft, action stage; 1,890 cubic feet per secondMar 5, 1931: 21.24 ft, action stage; 2,160 cubic feet per secondMar 10, 1931: 21.34 ft, action stage; 2,260 cubic feet per secondApr 7, 1931: 22.18 ft, minor flooding; 3,030 cubic feet per secondApr 18, 1931: 21.66 ft, action stage; 2,460 cubic feet per secondMay 6, 1931: 21.30 ft, action stage; 2,160 cubic feet per secondAug 22, 1933: 20.99 ft, action stage; 1,870 cubic feet per secondSep 7, 1933: 25.17 ft, major flooding; 6,260 cubic feet per secondJun 17, 1934: 24.35 ft, major flooding; 5,260 cubic feet per secondSep 1, 1934: 21.73 ft, action stage; 2,500 cubic feet per secondSep 22, 1943: 21.33 ft, action stage; 2,260 cubic feet per secondAug 13, 1944: 21.03 ft, action stage; 1,950 cubic feet per secondOct 21, 1944: 23.08 ft, moderate flooding; 3,950 cubic feet per secondJul 21, 1945: 21.11 ft, action stage; 2,040 cubic feet per secondAug 4, 1945: 21.52 ft, action stage; 2,400 cubic feet per secondAug 21, 1945: 21.31 ft, action stage; 2,220 cubic feet per secondAug 27, 1945: 21.32 ft, action stage; 2,220 cubic feet per secondSep 8, 1945: 21.07 ft, action stage; 2,000 cubic feet per secondSep 18, 1945: 22.72 ft, minor flooding; 3,520 cubic feet per secondJan 1, 1946: 21.03 ft, action stage; 2,000 cubic feet per secondJan 25, 1946: 21.08 ft, action stage; 2,070 cubic feet per secondMar 2, 1946: 21.93 ft, action stage; 2,760 cubic feet per secondMar 17, 1946: 20.99 ft, action stage; 2,000 cubic feet per secondSep 13, 1946: 21.00 ft, action stage; 2,000 cubic feet per secondOct 11, 1946: 21.13 ft, action stage; 2,070 cubic feet per secondMar 22, 1947: 20.88 ft, action stage; 1,930 cubic feet per secondApr 18, 1947: 21.25 ft, action stage; 2,150 cubic feet per secondAug 13, 1947: 21.00 ft, action stage; 2,000 cubic feet per secondAug 24, 1947: 20.97 ft, action stage; 1,930 cubic feet per secondSep 25, 1947: 22.14 ft, minor flooding; 2,940 cubic feet per secondOct 26, 1947: 21.65 ft, action stage; 2,490 cubic feet per secondNov 10, 1947: 21.10 ft, action stage; 2,060 cubic feet per secondNov 14, 1947: 21.10 ft, action stage; 2,060 cubic feet per secondDec 22, 1947: 20.89 ft, action stage; 1,860 cubic feet per secondJan 26, 1948: 21.68 ft, action stage; 2,580 cubic feet per secondMar 7, 1948: 21.46 ft, action stage; 2,320 cubic feet per secondMar 12, 1948: 21.65 ft, action stage; 2,490 cubic feet per secondAug 3, 1948: 20.99 ft, action stage; 1,940 cubic feet per secondAug 14, 1948: 21.39 ft, action stage; 2,320 cubic feet per secondAug 24, 1948: 21.34 ft, action stage; 2,230 cubic feet per secondSep 4, 1948: 21.03 ft, action stage; 1,980 cubic feet per secondSep 16, 1948: 20.85 ft, action stage; 1,820 cubic feet per secondSep 25, 1948: 20.90 ft, action stage; 1,860 cubic feet per secondOct 5, 1948: 21.85 ft, action stage; 2,750 cubic feet per secondApr 8, 1949: 20.92 ft, action stage; 1,900 cubic feet per secondAug 30, 1949: 22.36 ft, minor flooding; 3,230 cubic feet per secondSep 10, 1949: 21.28 ft, action stage; 2,200 cubic feet per secondSep 18, 1949: 21.33 ft, action stage; 2,230 cubic feet per secondSep 23, 1949: 21.32 ft, action stage; 2,230 cubic feet per secondSep 28, 1949: 21.58 ft, action stage; 2,480 cubic feet per secondOct 12, 1949: 21.32 ft, action stage; 2,230 cubic feet per secondOct 28, 1949: 21.06 ft, action stage; 2,020 cubic feet per secondNov 16, 1949: 21.10 ft, action stage; 2,020 cubic feet per secondSep 8, 1950: 24.34 ft, major flooding; 5,370 cubic feet per secondOct 21, 1950: 22.47 ft, minor flooding; 3,350 cubic feet per secondSep 21, 1951: 21.01 ft, action stage; 2,080 cubic feet per secondFeb 19, 1952: 21.49 ft, action stage; 2,460 cubic feet per secondFeb 26, 1952: 21.33 ft, action stage; 2,330 cubic feet per secondApr 11, 1982: 25.41 ft, major flooding; 6,180 cubic feet per secondJun 1, 1982: 21.28 ft, action stage; 2,200 cubic feet per secondJun 6, 1982: 21.62 ft, action stage; 2,470 cubic feet per secondJun 20, 1982: 23.79 ft, moderate flooding; 4,420 cubic feet per secondJun 25, 1982: 23.78 ft, moderate flooding; 4,420 cubic feet per secondJul 14, 1982: 21.43 ft, action stage; 2,320 cubic feet per secondJul 21, 1982: 21.32 ft, action stage; 2,230 cubic feet per secondJul 28, 1982: 21.63 ft, action stage; 2,490 cubic feet per secondAug 3, 1982: 21.64 ft, action stage; 2,500 cubic feet per secondSep 13, 1982: 22.07 ft, minor flooding; 2,860 cubic feet per secondOct 4, 1982: 21.41 ft, action stage; 2,450 cubic feet per secondOct 12, 1982: 21.49 ft, action stage; 2,460 cubic feet per secondFeb 21, 1983: 22.18 ft, minor flooding; 3,010 cubic feet per secondMar 11, 1983: 21.37 ft, action stage; 2,370 cubic feet per secondMar 22, 1983: 21.87 ft, action stage; 2,760 cubic feet per secondApr 11, 1983: 21.48 ft, action stage; 2,450 cubic feet per secondApr 17, 1983: 21.80 ft, action stage; 2,710 cubic feet per secondMay 5, 1983: 20.99 ft, action stage; 2,100 cubic feet per secondJul 5, 1983: 21.35 ft, action stage; 2,350 cubic feet per secondJul 11, 1983: 21.46 ft, action stage; 2,440 cubic feet per secondAug 19, 1983: 20.71 ft, action stage; 1,920 cubic feet per secondSep 4, 1983: 21.06 ft, action stage; 2,150 cubic feet per secondSep 15, 1983: 20.84 ft, action stage; 2,000 cubic feet per secondJan 4, 1984: 22.03 ft, minor flooding; 2,910 cubic feet per secondJan 21, 1984: 21.42 ft, action stage; 2,420 cubic feet per secondJan 30, 1984: 21.50 ft, action stage; 2,490 cubic feet per secondMar 2, 1984: 21.56 ft, action stage; 2,530 cubic feet per secondMar 8, 1984: 21.60 ft, action stage; 2,570 cubic feet per secondMar 28, 1984: 20.82 ft, action stage; 1,970 cubic feet per secondApr 6, 1984: 22.08 ft, minor flooding; 2,950 cubic feet per secondAug 1, 1984: 21.22 ft, action stage; 2,260 cubic feet per secondSep 5, 1985: 20.36 ft, below flood stage; 1,520 cubic feet per secondJan 17, 1986: 20.84 ft, action stage; 1,980 cubic feet per secondMar 22, 1986: 21.48 ft, action stage; 2,440 cubic feet per secondMar 14, 1987: 20.95 ft, action stage; 2,050 cubic feet per secondApr 1, 1987: 23.51 ft, moderate flooding; 4,180 cubic feet per secondMay 16, 1987: 20.58 ft, action stage; 1,800 cubic feet per secondMar 12, 1988: 22.57 ft, minor flooding; 3,330 cubic feet per secondSep 10, 1988: 23.39 ft, moderate flooding; 3,680 cubic feet per secondSep 20, 1988: 21.49 ft, action stage; 2,140 cubic feet per secondJul 12, 1989: 20.46 ft, below flood stage; 1,460 cubic feet per secondJun 8, 1991: 21.80 ft, action stage; 2,460 cubic feet per secondJun 30, 1991: 21.07 ft, action stage; 2,010 cubic feet per secondOct 6, 1992: 21.45 ft, action stage; 2,080 cubic feet per secondFeb 18, 1993: 20.83 ft, action stage; 1,730 cubic feet per secondApr 10, 1993: 21.19 ft, action stage; 1,860 cubic feet per secondAug 22, 1994: 21.20 ft, action stage; 2,030 cubic feet per secondSep 21, 1994: 20.66 ft, action stage; 1,540 cubic feet per secondOct 6, 1994: 21.76 ft, action stage; 2,600 cubic feet per secondNov 20, 1994: 21.40 ft, action stage; 2,270 cubic feet per secondDec 13, 1994: 20.73 ft, action stage; 1,540 cubic feet per secondJan 25, 1995: 20.77 ft, action stage; 1,400 cubic feet per secondMar 30, 1995: 20.49 ft, below flood stage; 1,280 cubic feet per secondApr 16, 1995: 21.37 ft, action stage; 1,960 cubic feet per secondJun 29, 1995: 20.88 ft, action stage; 1,530 cubic feet per secondAug 19, 1995: 20.98 ft, action stage; 1,760 cubic feet per secondSep 4, 1995: 22.13 ft, minor flooding; 2,810 cubic feet per secondSep 19, 1995: 21.22 ft, action stage; 1,960 cubic feet per secondOct 16, 1995: 22.34 ft, minor flooding; 3,010 cubic feet per secondJan 8, 1996: 21.51 ft, action stage; 2,320 cubic feet per secondMar 23, 1996: 21.22 ft, action stage; 2,050 cubic feet per secondApr 2, 1996: 22.03 ft, minor flooding; 2,810 cubic feet per secondApr 16, 1996: 21.11 ft, action stage; 1,930 cubic feet per secondApr 25, 1996: 21.05 ft, action stage; 1,870 cubic feet per secondApr 30, 1996: 20.95 ft, action stage; 1,770 cubic feet per secondMay 5, 1996: 20.77 ft, action stage; 1,600 cubic feet per secondJul 8, 1996: 21.75 ft, action stage; 2,450 cubic feet per secondJul 13, 1996: 21.40 ft, action stage; 2,130 cubic feet per secondJul 18, 1996: 20.96 ft, action stage; 1,720 cubic feet per secondOct 11, 1996: 20.10 ft, below flood stage; 1,200 cubic feet per secondDec 17, 1997: 20.58 ft, action stage; 1,320 cubic feet per secondDec 28, 1997: 23.02 ft, moderate flooding; 3,640 cubic feet per secondJan 10, 1998: 22.06 ft, minor flooding; 2,690 cubic feet per secondJan 18, 1998: 22.03 ft, minor flooding; 2,630 cubic feet per secondJan 28, 1998: 21.85 ft, action stage; 2,410 cubic feet per secondFeb 5, 1998: 21.81 ft, action stage; 2,340 cubic feet per secondFeb 18, 1998: 24.36 ft, major flooding; 4,730 cubic feet per secondFeb 24, 1998: 23.68 ft, moderate flooding; 4,070 cubic feet per secondMar 10, 1998: 22.61 ft, minor flooding; 3,110 cubic feet per secondMar 21, 1998: 23.61 ft, moderate flooding; 4,130 cubic feet per secondApr 28, 1998: 21.42 ft, action stage; 2,140 cubic feet per secondSep 27, 1998: 20.71 ft, action stage; 1,860 cubic feet per secondOct 3, 1998: 20.93 ft, action stage; 2,060 cubic feet per secondSep 17, 2001: 21.44 ft, action stage; 2,180 cubic feet per secondSep 3, 2002: 21.18 ft, action stage; 1,990 cubic feet per secondSep 17, 2002: 20.94 ft, action stage; 1,820 cubic feet per secondSep 28, 2002: 20.73 ft, action stage; 1,690 cubic feet per secondJan 5, 2003: 20.63 ft, action stage; 1,500 cubic feet per secondFeb 21, 2003: 20.73 ft, action stage; 1,750 cubic feet per secondMar 7, 2003: 22.68 ft, minor flooding; 3,250 cubic feet per secondMar 11, 2003: 23.02 ft, moderate flooding; 3,580 cubic feet per secondMar 30, 2003: 21.64 ft, action stage; 2,340 cubic feet per secondJun 29, 2003: 21.27 ft, action stage; 2,050 cubic feet per secondJul 20, 2003: 21.82 ft, action stage; 2,480 cubic feet per secondAug 6, 2003: 22.36 ft, minor flooding; 2,950 cubic feet per secondAug 18, 2003: 21.45 ft, action stage; 2,190 cubic feet per secondAug 26, 2003: 21.06 ft, action stage; 1,900 cubic feet per secondSep 8, 2003: 21.30 ft, action stage; 2,080 cubic feet per secondFeb 29, 2004: 20.95 ft, action stage; 1,850 cubic feet per secondMar 21, 2004: 20.55 ft, action stage; 1,580 cubic feet per secondSep 9, 2004: 24.53 ft, major flooding; 5,100 cubic feet per secondSep 29, 2004: 24.06 ft, major flooding; 4,510 cubic feet per secondOct 21, 2004: 21.29 ft, action stage; 2,010 cubic feet per secondOct 28, 2004: 21.30 ft, action stage; 2,050 cubic feet per secondMar 30, 2005: 21.70 ft, action stage; 2,590 cubic feet per secondApr 4, 2005: 21.84 ft, action stage; 2,690 cubic feet per secondJun 17, 2005: 22.34 ft, minor flooding; 2,920 cubic feet per secondJul 2, 2005: 22.87 ft, minor flooding; 3,430 cubic feet per secondJul 15, 2005: 22.19 ft, minor flooding; 2,790 cubic feet per secondAug 6, 2005: 21.15 ft, action stage; 1,970 cubic feet per secondAug 12, 2005: 21.49 ft, action stage; 2,220 cubic feet per secondAug 29, 2005: 21.06 ft, action stage; 1,900 cubic feet per secondSep 8, 2005: 20.81 ft, action stage; 1,730 cubic feet per secondOct 29, 2005: 21.08 ft, action stage; 1,880 cubic feet per secondFeb 10, 2006: 21.42 ft, action stage; 2,170 cubic feet per secondSep 24, 2007: 21.09 ft, action stage; 1,640 cubic feet per secondOct 5, 2007: 20.09 ft, below flood stage; 888 cubic feet per secondAug 25, 2008: 22.14 ft, minor flooding; 2,520 cubic feet per secondMay 27, 2009: 21.43 ft, action stage; 1,740 cubic feet per secondJun 8, 2009: 20.01 ft, below flood stage; 922 cubic feet per secondSep 5, 2009: 20.16 ft, below flood stage; 1,150 cubic feet per secondMar 16, 2010: 22.16 ft, minor flooding; 3,030 cubic feet per secondMar 31, 2010: 21.55 ft, action stage; 2,280 cubic feet per secondApr 13, 2010: 20.43 ft, below flood stage; 1,390 cubic feet per secondJul 7, 2010: 21.05 ft, action stage; 1,760 cubic feet per secondSep 4, 2010: 20.17 ft, below flood stage; 1,180 cubic feet per secondOct 13, 2011: 20.51 ft, action stage; 1,270 cubic feet per secondJun 28, 2012: 20.58 ft, action stage; 1,700 cubic feet per secondAug 24, 2012: 21.05 ft, action stage; 1,850 cubic feet per secondAug 31, 2012: 20.48 ft, below flood stage; 1,540 cubic feet per secondSep 24, 2012: 20.10 ft, below flood stage; 997 cubic feet per secondJul 12, 2014: 20.05 ft, below flood stage; 898 cubic feet per secondJul 19, 2014: 20.15 ft, below flood stage; 1,100 cubic feet per secondJan 28, 2015: 20.50 ft, action stage; 1,390 cubic feet per secondSep 13, 2017: 25.49 ft, major floodingJun 2, 2018: 22.12 ft, minor flooding; 2,470 cubic feet per secondJul 4, 2018: 22.17 ft, minor flooding; 2,490 cubic feet per secondJul 10, 2018: 22.11 ft, minor flooding; 2,470 cubic feet per secondJul 27, 2018: 22.37 ft, minor flooding; 2,570 cubic feet per secondAug 5, 2018: 22.41 ft, minor flooding; 2,680 cubic feet per secondDec 24, 2018: 22.17 ft, minor flooding; 2,510 cubic feet per secondJul 9, 2021: 22.79 ft, minor flooding; 2,900 cubic feet per secondSep 24, 2021: 22.44 ft, minor flooding; 2,760 cubic feet per secondAug 8, 2024: 22.27 ft, minor flooding; 2,580 cubic feet per secondSep 12, 2024: 22.24 ft, minor flooding; 2,440 cubic feet per secondOct 11, 2024: 25.37 ft, major flooding; 4,220 cubic feet per second Highest, 25.49 ft, Sep 13, 2017 19401960198020002020

Crests at or above flood stage, by decade

Crests at or above flood stage per decade, Ocklawaha River at Eureka 1930s: 5 1940s: 4 1950s: 2 1960s: 0 1970s: 0 1980s: 10 10 1990s: 10 2000s: 9 2010s: 8 2020s: 5 1930s1940s1950s1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020s
  1. These are the crests the local National Weather Service office lists for the gauge: the highest on record and recent crests. Lesser floods between them may be missing, so counts by decade are a floor.
  2. Categories use today's flood stages. Levees, dams and channel changes since a crest can make old and new stages not directly comparable.

Highest crests

The 50 highest of 216 listed crests.

Highest listed crests, Ocklawaha River at Eureka
1Sep 13, 201725.49+3.49Major—
2Apr 11, 198225.41+3.41Major6,180
3Oct 11, 202425.37+3.37Major4,220
4Sep 7, 193325.17+3.17Major6,260
5Sep 9, 200424.53+2.53Major5,100
6Feb 18, 199824.36+2.36Major4,730
7Jun 17, 193424.35+2.35Major5,260
8Sep 8, 195024.34+2.34Major5,370
9Sep 29, 200424.06+2.06Major4,510
10Jun 20, 198223.79+1.79Moderate4,420
11Jun 25, 198223.78+1.78Moderate4,420
12Feb 24, 199823.68+1.68Moderate4,070
13Mar 21, 199823.61+1.61Moderate4,130
14Apr 1, 198723.51+1.51Moderate4,180
15Sep 10, 198823.39+1.39Moderate3,680
16Oct 21, 194423.08+1.08Moderate3,950
17Dec 28, 199723.02+1.02Moderate3,640
18Mar 11, 200323.02+1.02Moderate3,580
19Jul 2, 200522.87+0.87Minor3,430
20Jul 9, 202122.79+0.79Minor2,900
21Sep 18, 194522.72+0.72Minor3,520
22Mar 7, 200322.68+0.68Minor3,250
23Mar 10, 199822.61+0.61Minor3,110
24Mar 12, 198822.57+0.57Minor3,330
25Oct 21, 195022.47+0.47Minor3,350
26Sep 24, 202122.44+0.44Minor2,760
27Aug 5, 201822.41+0.41Minor2,680
28Jul 27, 201822.37+0.37Minor2,570
29Aug 30, 194922.36+0.36Minor3,230
30Aug 6, 200322.36+0.36Minor2,950
31Oct 16, 199522.34+0.34Minor3,010
32Jun 17, 200522.34+0.34Minor2,920
33Mar 31, 193022.30+0.30Minor3,400
34Aug 8, 202422.27+0.27Minor2,580
35Sep 12, 202422.24+0.24Minor2,440
36Jul 15, 200522.19+0.19Minor2,790
37Apr 7, 193122.18+0.18Minor3,030
38Feb 21, 198322.18+0.18Minor3,010
39Jul 4, 201822.17+0.17Minor2,490
40Dec 24, 201822.17+0.17Minor2,510
41Mar 16, 201022.16+0.16Minor3,030
42Sep 25, 194722.14+0.14Minor2,940
43Aug 25, 200822.14+0.14Minor2,520
44Sep 4, 199522.13+0.13Minor2,810
45Mar 26, 193022.12+0.12Minor3,150
46Jun 2, 201822.12+0.12Minor2,470
47Jul 10, 201822.11+0.11Minor2,470
48Apr 6, 198422.08+0.08Minor2,950
49Sep 13, 198222.07+0.07Minor2,860
50Jan 10, 199822.06+0.06Minor2,690

The worst floods along the Ocklawaha River

For this gauge's highest crests, the other gauges on the Ocklawaha River that crested above flood stage within a week.

September 13, 2017: 25.49 ft here, major flooding

  • OcalaFL · Sep 11, 2017 · 41.31 ft · Major · its highest
  • ConnerFL · Sep 11, 2017 · 40.07 ft · Major · its highest
  • Kirkpatrick Dam (in NAVD88)FL · Sep 13, 2017 · 9.70 ft · Major · its highest

April 11, 1982: 25.41 ft here, major flooding

October 11, 2024: 25.37 ft here, major flooding

Gauges on the Ocklawaha River

In USGS station-number order, which runs downstream within a river basin.

Flood gauges on the Ocklawaha River
Moss Bluff DamFL44.046.85 ft, Oct 10, 20241
OcalaFL39.041.31 ft, Sep 11, 20173
ConnerFL38.040.07 ft, Sep 11, 20172
Eureka this gaugeFL22.025.49 ft, Sep 13, 20179
Kirkpatrick Dam (in NAVD88)FL5.09.70 ft, Sep 13, 201716

Other gauges in Marion County

Flood gauges in Marion County
Moss Bluff Dam44.046.85 ft, Oct 10, 20241
Conner38.040.07 ft, Sep 11, 20172
Ocala39.041.31 ft, Sep 11, 20173
Orange Springs25.529.32 ft, Oct 20, 19415
Dunnellon (in NAVD88)30.030.43 ft, Nov 1, 20240
Dunnellon (in NAVD88)29.029.57 ft, Nov 2, 20240
US 41 Dunnellon (in NAVD88)28.232.20 ft, Apr 1, 19603

Marion County: every hazard · River floods across the country · Florida

NOAA National Water Prediction Service, gauge EURF1, retrieved October 30, 2026. Stages in feet on the gauge's own datum, not elevation. Crests are as the National Weather Service lists them; preliminary values may be revised.