Environment Agency monitoring station
Pateley Bridge
River Nidd · Pateley Bridge · Swale, Ure, Nidd and Upper Ouse catchment
EA station reference
L2107
Live measurement feed
Water level over the last seven days
Readings show measured change at this instrument. A station reading is not a flood warning and, without an official threshold, does not prove that the river is safe or dangerous.
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Station location
Blue point = monitoring instrument, not a reported flood.
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About this station
- Monitors
- River Nidd
- Catchment
- Swale, Ure, Nidd and Upper Ouse
- Nearest named place
- Pateley Bridge
- EA opening date
- 14 August 2000
- Coordinates
- 54.08523, -1.76149
Nearby designated monitoring areas
Directory areas whose reference point is within approximately 10 km. Proximity does not mean this station controls that area or that a warning is active.
- Land around the Upper River Nidd and its tributaries including How Stean Beck, Blayshaw Gill, Ramsgill Beck, Lul Beck, Foster Beck, Fosse Gill, Fell Beck and Darley BeckDesignated alert area · EA ref 122WAF941
- Riverside properties situated along the left-bank and properties situated off Mill Lane, High Street, The Sidings, Millfield Street, King Street and Greenwood RoadDesignated warning area · EA ref 122FWF404
- Riverside properties situated on the left-hand bank at Low LaitheDesignated warning area · EA ref 122FWF006
- Riverside properties situated along the left-side bank at GlasshousesDesignated warning area · EA ref 122FWF007
- Properties situated along the riverside and Thomas Gill Road at Summerbridge and properties situated along the B6451 and Church Avenue at Dacre BanksDesignated warning area · EA ref 122FWF002
Nearby monitoring stations
Use nearby instruments for context, but do not compare absolute station-datum values as if they shared the same baseline.
Source and limits: station directory and readings from the Environment Agency under the Open Government Licence v3.0. API readings can be delayed or unavailable. For warnings and emergency advice, use the official GOV.UK flood service.