Tide at the river mouth
The tide is falling1.9 m above LLW · 00:00
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The tide is falling · drainage may improveObserved water is still rising at some locations; keep monitoring
1.9 m above LLW · 00:00
Latest observation Mon 5 Oct 2026 12:23
Latest observation Sun 27 Sep 2026 04:00
The Pak Nam Bang Pakong prediction indicates high-tide periods and possible drainage conditions. It is not flood depth and cannot be compared directly with MSL readings.
Status at specific locations, not the whole district · What the status means
ช่วง วัดศรีสุตาราม–ก่อนถึงปั๊มปตท
View detailsSanam Chai Khet · district-level report, exact location not provided
View detailsKhlong Takrao, Tha Takiap · multiple communities
View detailsDon Si Non intersection, Nong Bua subdistrict, toward Ban Pho
View detailsHua Sai subdistrict, Bang Khla district · The reporter did not provide a specific location
View detailsA road closure or impassable route was reported. Open the source to check the exact location and latest time before travelling.
Read moreReported at 16:29: the bridge was temporarily closed for about four hours and expected to reopen around 20:30 while water-pushing equipment was installed. Avoid the area…
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Vehicle restrictions / difficult passage · ผ่านได้: รถจักรยานยนต์, รถเล็ก, รถกระบะ, รถยกสูง, รถบรรทุก, รถฉุกเฉิน, รถทุกชนิด
Updated Mon 5 Oct 2026 16:52Water depth unknown · Water not falling
Updated Sun 4 Oct 2026 21:35Water depth unknown · Water has fallen
Updated Sun 4 Oct 2026 21:35Vehicle restrictions / difficult passage
Updated Sun 4 Oct 2026 10:00Water depth unknown · Trend unknown
Updated Sun 4 Oct 2026 09:00The Nakhon Nayok and Prachin Buri rivers join to form the Bang Pakong River, then pass through low-lying parts of Chachoengsao before reaching the Gulf of Thailand.
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The waterways meet near Phanom Sarakham, pass through Khlong Tha Lat, and connect with the Bang Pakong River near Bang Khla.
View Phanom Sarakham conditionsUpstream levels, local gauges, rainfall, and tides can affect each location at different times.
View the official Bang Pakong basin chartLatest summary: Mon 5 Oct 2026 06:00
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