Grandview Nearby River & Lake Information

Name: Grandview, Tennessee, United States
Address: Grandview, United States, Tennessee

Critical Stages

No Flooding

Action

Minor Flood

Moderate Flood

Major Flood

No/Old Data

Location		Stage	Condition
Lakes
	Carters Lake - Gauge CTRG1	1071.54 ft.	No Flooding
	Lake Cumberland - Gauge WLCK2	692.15 ft.	No Flooding

Chattahoochee River
	Helen - Gauge HDCG1	0.59 ft.	No Flooding

Clinch River
	Tazewell - Gauge TAZT1	1.28 ft.	No Flooding

Collins River
	Mcminnville - Gauge MCGT1	2.33 ft.	Not Defined

Conasauga River
	Eton - Gauge ETNG1	2.54 ft.	No Flooding
	Tilton - Gauge TLNG1	2.5 ft.	No Flooding

Coosawattee River
	Ellijay - Gauge ELIG1	1.42 ft.	No Flooding
	Redbud - Gauge RDBG1	4.18 ft.	No Flooding

Cumberland River
	Barbourville - Gauge BBVK2	1.79 ft.	No Flooding
	Carthage - Gauge CTHT1	10.33 ft.	No Flooding
	Celina - Gauge CLAT1	14.28 ft.	No Flooding
	Pineville - Gauge PVLK2	976.88 ft.	No Flooding
	Williamsburg - Gauge WLBK2	3.56 ft.	No Flooding

Duck River
	Manchester - Gauge MCST1	0.27 ft.	Not Defined
	Normandy Dam - Gauge NRMT1	868.62 ft.	Not Defined
	Shelbyville - Gauge SHVT1	3.49 ft.	No Flooding

Emory River
	Oakdale - Gauge OAKT1	3.17 ft.	No Flooding

French Broad River
	Newport - Gauge NWPT1	2.37 ft.	No Flooding

Hiawassee River
	Macedonia - Gauge PSYG1	1.32 ft.	No Flooding

Little Pigeon River
	Sevierville - Gauge SEVT1	1.3 ft.	No Flooding

Little River
	Maryville - Gauge MYVT1	5.48 ft.	No Flooding

Lookout Creek
	New England - Gauge ENGG1	3.46 ft.	No Flooding

Nantahala River
	Nantahala - Gauge NANN7	82.05 ft.	No Flooding

Nottely River
	Blairsville - Gauge BLVG1	3.12 ft.	No Flooding

Oconaluftee River
	Birdtown - Gauge BIRN7	1.33 ft.	No Flooding

Oostanaula River
	Resaca - Gauge RSCG1	2.09 ft.	No Flooding

Pigeon River
	Newport - Gauge NEPT1	3.29 ft.	No Flooding

Powell River
	Arthur - Gauge ARTT1	2.76 ft.	No Flooding

Russell Creek
	Columbia - Gauge CLBK2	2.5 ft.	Not Defined

S. Chickamauga Creek
	Chickamauga - Gauge CHKT1	4.12 ft.	No Flooding

Data provided by NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service