What is a designated warning or alert area?

It is an official geographic coverage area used by the Environment Agency when issuing flood notices. An area can remain in the directory for years while having no warning active today.

Why can similar area names appear more than once?

The Environment Agency can define separate coverage areas for different river reaches, banks or nearby communities. Similar names do not necessarily describe the same official area; the EA reference identifies each one.

Does being inside this area prove my property will flood?

No. A monitoring-area listing is not a property-level assessment. Use the official long-term flood-risk service for an address and seek specialist advice for property, mortgage or insurance decisions.

Environment Agency monitoring directory

Areas at risk of groundwater flooding in Deane and Ashe in the Upper Test catchment in North Hampshire

Q: Does this page mean a warning is active for Areas at risk of groundwater flooding in Deane and Ashe in the Upper Test catchment in North Hampshire?

No. This page describes a permanent Environment Agency monitoring area. The separate live-status panel checks whether a warning or alert is currently in force. If the feed is unavailable, the current status is unknown.

Designated Flood Alert AreaEA reference 065FAG001

This label is not a current warning. It means the EA has predefined this location as an area where it may issue a flood alert. The live panel below checks what is active now.

Live Environment Agency feed

Is an official warning active now?

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Official area details

Watercourse or coast: Groundwater
Directory county: Hampshire
EA operational area: Hampshire
Coverage category: Designated Flood Alert Area

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Use this information safely

For conditions now: use the live panel and verify on the official flood service.
For a property: use the official long-term risk checker; this directory is not address-level evidence.
For river levels: open a nearby monitoring station and check the reading time.
For immediate danger: follow emergency-service instructions and call 999.

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Nearby river-level stations

These are measuring instruments, not reported flood locations. A station reading must be interpreted with its timestamp, station datum and any official threshold context.

Chineham

Petty's Brook · Loddon

Sewards Bridge

Cheriton Stream · Test and Itchen

Drove Lane 1.5

River Alre · Test and Itchen

Borough Bridge weir

Candover Stream · Test and Itchen

Wherwell

River Test · Test and Itchen

Lodge Farm

River Whitewater · Loddon

Pyotts Bridge

River Loddon · Loddon

Kingsclere

Kingsclere Brook · Vale of White Horse

Brimpton

River Enborne · Vale of White Horse

Nearby designated monitoring areas

Areas at risk of groundwater flooding in Preston Candover, Chilton Candover, Brown Candover and Old Alresford in Hampshire