Environment Agency monitoring station
Water Acre
Groundwater Level · Aldbourne · Kennet catchment
EA station reference
SU27_119
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
- Groundwater Level
- Catchment
- Kennet
- Nearest named place
- Aldbourne
- EA opening date
- 24 January 2001
- Coordinates
- 51.49837, -1.62914
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.
- Communities at risk of groundwater flooding in the Lambourn areaDesignated alert area · EA ref 061FAG22LamVal
- River Og at Southend and Ogbourne St. AndrewDesignated warning area · EA ref 061FWF22LowerOg
- River Kennet from Mildenhall to just above Hungerford including Ramsbury and Chilton FoliatDesignated warning area · EA ref 061FWF22Ramsbury
- Areas at risk of groundwater flooding in the Upper Aldbourne Valley including AldbourneDesignated alert area · EA ref 061FAG22AldbnVal
- Areas at risk of groundwater flooding in the Upper Og ValleyDesignated alert area · EA ref 061FAG22OgVal
- Dorcan Brook in the Dorcan, Eldene and Coate areas in SwindonDesignated warning area · EA ref 061FWF07DorcanBk
- River Lambourn from Upper Lambourn to Great Shefford including Lambourn, Eastbury and East GarstonDesignated warning area · EA ref 061FWF22UpLamGSh
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.