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Chachoengsao · Water map

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Selected area Subdistrict: Nam Daeng · District: Mueang Chachoengsao

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Choose a district in ChachoengsaoTap a district to filter the information RatchasanPhanom SarakhamPlaeng YaoBan PhoKhlong KhueanBang KhlaMueang ChachoengsaoSanam Chai KhetTha TakiapBang Nam PriaoBang Pakong Phu Thai Watershed Management and Community Development Unit View latest data · FRESHKhlong Phra Ong Chao mouth (Bang Nam Priao) View latest data · FRESHPhanom Sarakham View latest data · FRESHBang Nam Priao View latest data · FRESHBang Pakong View latest data · FRESHBan Cham Pa Ngam View latest data · FRESHKhlong Takrao Subdistrict Administrative Organization View latest data · FRESHKhlong Phra Ong Chao mouth (Bang Nam Priao) View latest data · FRESHDon Chimphli Subdistrict Administrative Organization View latest data · FRESHBang Pakong View latest data · FRESHBang Khwan Subdistrict Administrative Organization View latest data · FRESHBang Nam Priao View latest data · FRESHPhanom Sarakham View latest data · FRESHNong Nae Subdistrict Administrative Organization View latest data · FRESHBan Pho View latest data · FRESHBan Wang Kacha View latest data · FRESHBang Pakong river mouth View latest data · FRESHChachoengsao View latest data · FRESHBan Nong Kha Yang View latest data · FRESHBan Krabok Tia View latest data · FRESHBang Pakong diversion dam View latest data · FRESHTha Lat weir View latest data · FRESHBang Khanak View latest data · FRESH64.28 m MSLKhlong Si Yat Reservoir · Reservoir water level 64.28 m MSL · Stored water 384.00 million m³ · 91.43% ของความจุเก็บกัก · Inflow 17.82 · outflow 19.17 million m³/day · FRESH94%Khlong Rabom Reservoir · Stored water 52.23 million m³ · 94.11% ของความจุเก็บกัก · Inflow 1.71 · outflow 1.41 million m³/day · FRESHKhlong Luang Phaeng water gate View latest data · STALE
Severe floodingFloodingWater recedingDry / no floodingOlder information / awaiting confirmation? = ยังไม่มีรายงานยืนยันDashed outline = report from one sourceSolid outline = corroborated by at least two sources
High-risk 24-hour forecast · not an evacuation order
Road closed / damaged Small cars cannot pass / restricted Passable / reopened Use caution / awaiting confirmation Dashed outline = older information

สีในตำบลแสดงสถานการณ์จากรายงานเฉพาะจุด ไม่ได้ยืนยันว่าท่วมทั้งตำบล · Corroborated means at least two different publishers reported a similar level in the same subdistrict within 12 hours. · A solid fill shows an observed flood extent supplied with polygon geometry. · แตะตำบลเพื่อดูระดับน้ำ เวลา และจำนวนแหล่งยืนยัน · One wave per metre of water at the labelled point

Above bank level at the station Evidence supports monitoring Insufficient / outdated data

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Where water comes from and flows to

Main waterways, not a model of water arrival times

Khlong Si Yat + Khlong Rabom

  1. Khlong Si Yat reservoir / canal Upstream in Tha Takiap
  2. Joins Khlong Rabom Confluence in Phanom Sarakham
  3. Khlong Tha Lat Through Ratchasan
  4. Bang Pakong River Bang Khla–Pak Nam area
Phanom Sarakham: High alert

Prachin Buri + Nakhon Nayok headwaters

  1. Prachin Buri River Receives water from Hanuman and Phra Prong
  2. Joins the Nakhon Nayok River
  3. Bang Pakong River
  4. Gulf of Thailand Downstream levels must also be considered
Prachin Buri upstream rainfall

Downstream levels alone do not explain rising water in any particular subdistrict