Warwick Flood Risk
Warwick has a Low flood risk from rivers and the sea , with 3.7% of homes in a Medium or High band. The nearest gauge is 1 km away.
Warwick has 36,874 residents and 17,691 homes. Ranked 963 of 7,114 in England for rivers and sea flood risk.
What Is The River Level Near Warwick Right Now?
Read from the Environment Agency flood-monitoring feed at 20 Sept, 14:34 UTC. The highest level on record here is 3.945 m , reached on 10 April 1998.
When Has Warwick Flooded Before?
The Environment Agency holds 8 recorded flood outlines covering Warwick, the most recent dated 13 April 1998.
Absence of a record is not evidence that a place has never flooded — the Environment Agency states that a lack of coverage does not mean an area has never flooded.
What Does Warwick's Flood Risk Classification Mean?
4.8% of postcodes in Warwick sit in Flood Zone 3, the planning band for land with a 1% or greater annual chance of river flooding or 0.5% or greater of sea flooding — and the map that draws it deliberately ignores flood defences.
The flood risk band for rivers and the sea is Low , with 3.7% of homes in a Medium or High band. Unlike the Flood Zone, the band counts the defences that are actually in place, which is why the two can describe the same street differently and both be right.
Which Postcode Districts Cover Warwick?
Each district below is one postcode district that falls inside Warwick. The band is the one shared by most of that district's postcodes, so it describes the district rather than a single street — enter a full postcode in the checker for one address. A district can cover more than one town, and the district pages linked from the checker are keyed to the town that holds most of its postcodes.
| Postcode district | Postcodes here | Rivers and sea band | Surface water addresses |
|---|---|---|---|
| CV34 | 891 | Low | 1,766 |
| CV33 | 37 | High | 44 |
| CV31 | 7 | Low | 13 |
| CV35 | 4 | Low | not published for this district |
What Else Is Near Warwick?
Other places on the River Avon, nearest to Warwick first.