Search
Menu

Explore

Hazards

Analysis

Rankings

Reference

Duck Creek above Davenport Kimberly Rd

Highest listed crest 16.34 ftFlood stage 12.0 ft53 crests since 1994

The Duck Creek above Davenport Kimberly Rd crested above flood stage 13 times among the 53 crests the National Weather Service lists from 1994 to 2014. The highest, 16.34 ft on June 4, 2002, was minor flooding, 4.34 feet above flood stage.

The gauge

Highest listed crest
16.34 ft
June 4, 2002; 7,310 cubic feet per second
Flood stage
12.0 ft
No major stage set
Crests at major
0
13 above flood stage
Most recent flood crest
July 1, 2014
14.27 ft, minor flooding
Location
Scott County
Near Bettendorf (2.8 mi), Davenport (4.2 mi), Moline (4.7 mi)
Identifiers
NWS DKII4
USGS 05422600; out of service

Flood stages

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

Flood categories, Duck Creek above Davenport Kimberly Rd
Action stage11.02Mar 13, 2006The level at which the NWS or its partners begin to take action
Flood stage (minor)12.013Jul 1, 2014Minimal or no property damage, but possibly some public threat

Every listed crest

53 crests from 1994 to 2014. Filled: at or above flood stage. Hover a crest for its date and stage.

Listed crests at the Duck Creek above Davenport Kimberly Rd, 1994 to 2014 681012141618ft Flood stage 12.0 ft Jun 23, 1994: 8.62 ft, below flood stage; 1,140 cubic feet per secondMay 8, 1995: 9.58 ft, below flood stage; 1,440 cubic feet per secondAug 15, 1995: 9.79 ft, below flood stage; 1,530 cubic feet per secondMay 10, 1996: 13.07 ft, minor flooding; 3,220 cubic feet per secondMay 28, 1996: 14.94 ft, minor flooding; 5,320 cubic feet per secondAug 22, 1996: 10.90 ft, below flood stage; 2,030 cubic feet per secondFeb 21, 1997: 12.13 ft, minor flooding; 1,700 cubic feet per secondMar 31, 1998: 10.93 ft, below flood stage; 2,040 cubic feet per secondJun 11, 1998: 8.97 ft, below flood stage; 1,220 cubic feet per secondJun 18, 1998: 10.35 ft, below flood stage; 1,770 cubic feet per secondJun 29, 1998: 9.93 ft, below flood stage; 1,580 cubic feet per secondAug 4, 1998: 9.14 ft, below flood stage; 1,280 cubic feet per secondOct 17, 1998: 12.58 ft, minor flooding; 2,930 cubic feet per secondApr 3, 1999: 9.56 ft, below flood stage; 1,440 cubic feet per secondApr 23, 1999: 9.14 ft, below flood stage; 1,280 cubic feet per secondJun 4, 1999: 9.18 ft, below flood stage; 1,290 cubic feet per secondJun 13, 1999: 9.49 ft, below flood stage; 1,410 cubic feet per secondJul 23, 1999: 9.08 ft, below flood stage; 1,260 cubic feet per secondAug 23, 1999: 9.67 ft, below flood stage; 1,480 cubic feet per secondFeb 26, 2000: 9.73 ft, below flood stage; 1,500 cubic feet per secondApr 20, 2000: 12.98 ft, minor flooding; 3,170 cubic feet per secondMay 18, 2000: 10.27 ft, below flood stage; 1,730 cubic feet per secondMay 31, 2000: 10.14 ft, below flood stage; 1,670 cubic feet per secondJun 13, 2000: 12.62 ft, minor flooding; 2,950 cubic feet per secondJun 24, 2000: 9.32 ft, below flood stage; 1,340 cubic feet per secondFeb 24, 2001: 11.85 ft, action stage; 3,390 cubic feet per secondMay 14, 2001: 10.94 ft, below flood stage; 2,770 cubic feet per secondMay 21, 2001: 10.02 ft, below flood stage; 2,200 cubic feet per secondJun 14, 2001: 9.37 ft, below flood stage; 1,830 cubic feet per secondJul 21, 2001: 9.26 ft, below flood stage; 1,770 cubic feet per secondSep 18, 2001: 8.04 ft, below flood stage; 1,180 cubic feet per secondOct 23, 2001: 8.82 ft, below flood stage; 1,550 cubic feet per secondMay 12, 2002: 9.33 ft, below flood stage; 1,810 cubic feet per secondJun 4, 2002: 16.34 ft, minor flooding; 7,310 cubic feet per secondJul 27, 2002: 12.83 ft, minor flooding; 4,140 cubic feet per secondMay 4, 2003: 9.72 ft, below flood stage; 2,020 cubic feet per secondMay 10, 2003: 8.28 ft, below flood stage; 1,290 cubic feet per secondMay 14, 2003: 7.75 ft, below flood stage; 1,060 cubic feet per secondJul 10, 2003: 10.38 ft, below flood stage; 2,410 cubic feet per secondJul 21, 2003: 9.58 ft, below flood stage; 1,950 cubic feet per secondMar 4, 2004: 7.76 ft, below flood stage; 1,060 cubic feet per secondMay 22, 2004: 8.11 ft, below flood stage; 1,210 cubic feet per secondMay 30, 2004: 12.72 ft, minor flooding; 4,040 cubic feet per secondJun 10, 2004: 8.49 ft, below flood stage; 1,390 cubic feet per secondJun 14, 2004: 7.93 ft, below flood stage; 1,130 cubic feet per secondJul 22, 2004: 7.94 ft, below flood stage; 1,140 cubic feet per secondAug 24, 2004: 7.97 ft, below flood stage; 1,150 cubic feet per secondJan 1, 2005: 7.72 ft, below flood stage; 919 cubic feet per secondMar 13, 2006: 11.16 ft, action stage; 2,850 cubic feet per secondJul 4, 2007: 13.59 ft, minor flooding; 4,740 cubic feet per secondApr 18, 2013: 13.93 ft, minor flooding; 5,020 cubic feet per secondMay 27, 2013: 15.68 ft, minor flooding; 6,641 cubic feet per secondJul 1, 2014: 14.27 ft, minor flooding; 5,318 cubic feet per second Highest, 16.34 ft, Jun 4, 2002 19952000200520102015

Crests at or above flood stage, by decade

Crests at or above flood stage per decade, Duck Creek above Davenport Kimberly Rd 1990s: 4 2000s: 6 6 2010s: 3 1990s2000s2010s
  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 53 listed crests.

Highest listed crests, Duck Creek above Davenport Kimberly Rd
1Jun 4, 200216.34+4.34Minor7,310
2May 27, 201315.68+3.68Minor6,641
3May 28, 199614.94+2.94Minor5,320
4Jul 1, 201414.27+2.27Minor5,318
5Apr 18, 201313.93+1.93Minor5,020
6Jul 4, 200713.59+1.59Minor4,740
7May 10, 199613.07+1.07Minor3,220
8Apr 20, 200012.98+0.98Minor3,170
9Jul 27, 200212.83+0.83Minor4,140
10May 30, 200412.72+0.72Minor4,040
11Jun 13, 200012.62+0.62Minor2,950
12Oct 17, 199812.58+0.58Minor2,930
13Feb 21, 199712.13+0.13Minor1,700
14Feb 24, 200111.85−0.15Action3,390
15Mar 13, 200611.16−0.84Action2,850
16May 14, 200110.94−1.06Below flood stage2,770
17Mar 31, 199810.93−1.07Below flood stage2,040
18Aug 22, 199610.90−1.10Below flood stage2,030
19Jul 10, 200310.38−1.62Below flood stage2,410
20Jun 18, 199810.35−1.65Below flood stage1,770
21May 18, 200010.27−1.73Below flood stage1,730
22May 31, 200010.14−1.86Below flood stage1,670
23May 21, 200110.02−1.98Below flood stage2,200
24Jun 29, 19989.93−2.07Below flood stage1,580
25Aug 15, 19959.79−2.21Below flood stage1,530
26Feb 26, 20009.73−2.27Below flood stage1,500
27May 4, 20039.72−2.28Below flood stage2,020
28Aug 23, 19999.67−2.33Below flood stage1,480
29May 8, 19959.58−2.42Below flood stage1,440
30Jul 21, 20039.58−2.42Below flood stage1,950
31Apr 3, 19999.56−2.44Below flood stage1,440
32Jun 13, 19999.49−2.51Below flood stage1,410
33Jun 14, 20019.37−2.63Below flood stage1,830
34May 12, 20029.33−2.67Below flood stage1,810
35Jun 24, 20009.32−2.68Below flood stage1,340
36Jul 21, 20019.26−2.74Below flood stage1,770
37Jun 4, 19999.18−2.82Below flood stage1,290
38Aug 4, 19989.14−2.86Below flood stage1,280
39Apr 23, 19999.14−2.86Below flood stage1,280
40Jul 23, 19999.08−2.92Below flood stage1,260
41Jun 11, 19988.97−3.03Below flood stage1,220
42Oct 23, 20018.82−3.18Below flood stage1,550
43Jun 23, 19948.62−3.38Below flood stage1,140
44Jun 10, 20048.49−3.51Below flood stage1,390
45May 10, 20038.28−3.72Below flood stage1,290
46May 22, 20048.11−3.89Below flood stage1,210
47Sep 18, 20018.04−3.96Below flood stage1,180
48Aug 24, 20047.97−4.03Below flood stage1,150
49Jul 22, 20047.94−4.06Below flood stage1,140
50Jun 14, 20047.93−4.07Below flood stage1,130

Other gauges in Scott County

Flood gauges in Scott County
Bettendorf9.011.03 ft, Jun 16, 19900
LeClaire11.017.75 ft, Apr 28, 196516
DeWitt11.014.32 ft, Jul 2, 201437

Scott County: every hazard · River floods across the country · Iowa

NOAA National Water Prediction Service, gauge DKII4, 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.