Flood Information
Revised Proposed
NEW
FLOOD INSURANCE
MAPS
for LAKE DUNLAP In Guadalupe
County
August 11, 2007
There are
two revised proposed maps depicting Lake Dunlap which are available
for review by clicking on the links below or at the
Guadalupe County Health & Sanitation Department.
These maps have not yet been adopted and are not in
effect. The prior maps continue to be used at
this time.
The new maps cannot be
adopted before all of the legally required steps
have been taken.
Regards,
PLDA Board
of Directors
If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you will be able
to view the maps immediately.
Adobe Acrobat Reader is available for free at
www.adobe.com.
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Living on the River, we all get concerned with heavy rains. For those of us who lived through, and cleaned up after the flood of October 1998, this is understandable. Although this page is still under construction, here are some great links to tell you what the current river flows are and also Canyon Lake levels. During the peak of the October 1998 flood, we had a flow of over 150,000 cubic feet per second (CFS). Our normal flow during the summer is typically less than 500 CFS.
Canyon Lake inflow at
Spring Branch
Canyon Lake
level
Guadalupe River flow at
Canyon Dam near Sattler
Guadalupe River flow in New Braunfels above the
Comal River
Comal River flow in
New Braunfels
Guadalupe River flow near
Gonzales
New Braunfels
weather
Edwards Aquifer
level
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