Official information · ThaiWater / Department of Water Resources
Ban Cham Pa Ngam
Latest observation- 24-hour rainfall
- 0.50 mm/24h
Accumulated rainfall over the source’s 24-hour reporting window
Reports may remain in their original language.
Chachoengsao · Water map
Water levels and impacts
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Tap a district to view its data and choose a subdistrict
Selected area District: Sanam Chai Khet
Map points are monitoring or report locations, not flood boundaries.
Above bank level at the station Evidence supports monitoring Insufficient / outdated data
Choose a subdistrict in District: Sanam Chai Khet
Data for the selected area
Official information · ThaiWater / Thai Meteorological Department
Chachoengsao
Latest observation- 24-hour rainfall
- 11.50 mm/24h
Accumulated rainfall over the source’s 24-hour reporting window
Official information · ThaiWater / Department of Water Resources
Ban Krabok Tia
Data is ageing- 24-hour rainfall
- 0.00 mm/24h
Accumulated rainfall over the source’s 24-hour reporting window
Official information · Chachoengsao public relations / disaster prevention office
Chachoengsao monitors flooding in 7 districts, 18 subdistricts, and 53 villages as drainage work continues
The source has not updated. Showing the last verified reading.
Data is too old to assess current conditionsImpacts reported in the area · IMPACT_REPORTED
Provincial disaster office report dated 25 Sep 2026: impacts were found in some areas and do not represent whole-district flood boundaries. The total says 7 districts, while the text names 6, so the missing district has not been inferred.
Water-level history
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Reservoir 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
- Khlong Si Yat reservoir / canal Upstream in Tha Takiap
- Joins Khlong Rabom Confluence in Phanom Sarakham
- Khlong Tha Lat Through Ratchasan
- Bang Pakong River Bang Khla–Pak Nam area
Prachin Buri + Nakhon Nayok headwaters
- Prachin Buri River Receives water from Hanuman and Phra Prong
- Joins the Nakhon Nayok River
- Bang Pakong River
- Gulf of Thailand Downstream levels must also be considered
Downstream levels alone do not explain rising water in any particular subdistrict