maximum Flood hieght in Port stewart

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  • 03/03/2026 at 12:18 pm #9968
    fergus mcdonald
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      what is the maximum height of floods in port stewart and when it floods is it filled with debris

      12/03/2026 at 11:38 am #9994
      Evelyn Todio
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        Hi Fergus,

        Thank you for your questions.

        I don’t believe there is specific data on the max flood height in Port Stewart. The Bureau of Meterology will have data related to rainfall histories and river heights. This may be a useful resource.

        Yes, we can assume that flood waters will pick up lots of debris such as sediments, tree branches, rubbish etc.

        I recommend researching areas close to Port Stewart if you are having trouble findign specific information regarding that specific area.

        Kind regards,
        Evelyn

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