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Flood Inventory Database 1950 - Present
140 092
141 092
142 092
143 093
144 093
145 093
West Coast,
Stephenville, Deer
Lake, Cox's Cove 1977 12 11 1977 12 12 1 Winter Western 3485 Noel's Pond Warm Creek Flood
West Coast,
Stephenville, Deer
Lake, Cox's Cove 1977 12 11 1977 12 12 1 Winter Western 1380 Deer Lake
West Coast,
Stephenville, Deer
Lake, Cox's Cove 1977 12 11 1977 12 12 1 Winter Eastern 1235 Cox's Cove Cox's Brook
South eastern
Newfoundland 1977 12 21 1977 12 22 1 Winter Eastern 4400 Flat Rock
South eastern
Newfoundland 1977 12 21 1977 12 22 1 Winter Eastern 4400
Quidi Vidi
Village
South eastern
Newfoundland 1977 12 21 1977 12 22 1 Winter Eastern 4015 Pouch Cove
Coastal
Flooding
Coastal
Flooding
Coastal
Flooding
Coastal
Flooding
Coastal
Flooding
Description
Source
MR: Noels Pond area flooded as a result of
debris. About 21 families were forced to leave
their homes, it is reported that some homes had
to be evacuated by boat. Some eight wharves
and a community stage were reported as being
destroyed. Water came over a section of the
breakwater and rose to approx 18 inches over
Pleasant Street. Waves went over breakwater,
washed away part of road, damaged slipways
MR: Flood Risk Mapping
Study of Stephenville,
Kippens and Cold Brook.
Flooding Events in
Newfoundland and Labrador
and flooded homes. Caused widespread flooding. - An Historical Perspective.
Bay of Islands, Cox's Cove, Lark Harbour and
Frenchman's Cove reported damages due to
inundation.
Heritage Newfoundland
Website. Hydro technical
Study of the Deer Lake Area 92 AMEC
MR: Noels Pond area flooded as a result of
debris. About 21 families were forced to leave
their homes, it is reported that some homes had
to be evacuated by boat. Some eight wharves
and a community stage were reported as being
destroyed. Water came over a section of the MR: Flood Risk Mapping
breakwater and rose to approx 18 inches over Study of Stephenville,
Pleasant Street. Waves went over breakwater, Kippens and Cold Brook.
washed away part of road, damaged slipways Flooding Events in
and flooded homes. Caused widespread flooding. Newfoundland and Labrador
Bay of Islands, Cox's Cove, Lark Harbour and - An Historical Perspective.
Frenchman's Cove reported damages due to AF20 Hydro technical Study
inundation.
of the Deer Lake Area No AMEC
MR: Noels Pond area flooded as a result of
debris. About 21 families were forced to leave
their homes, it is reported that some homes had
to be evacuated by boat. Some eight wharves
and a community stage were reported as being MR: Flood Risk Mapping
destroyed. Water came over a section of the Study of Stephenville,
breakwater and rose to approx 18 inches over Kippens and Cold Brook.
Pleasant Street. Waves went over breakwater, Flooding Events in
washed away part of road, damaged slipways Newfoundland and Labrador
and flooded homes. Caused widespread flooding. - An Historical Perspective.
Bay of Islands, Cox's Cove, Lark Harbour and Heritage Newfoundland
Frenchman's Cove reported damages due to Website. Hydro technical
inundation.
Study of the Deer Lake Area 92 AMEC
MR: At least 9 stages were demolished and at
least two families had to evacuate their homes
until the water subsided. Five stages demolished
and some boats were reported to have been Flooding Events in
swept out to sea. Fishing stages, boats and Newfoundland and Labrador
equipment were destroyed.
- An Historical Perspective No AMEC
MR: At least 9 stages were demolished and at
least two families had to evacuate their homes
until the water subsided. Five stages demolished
and some boats were reported to have been Flooding Events in
swept out to sea. Fishing stages, boats and Newfoundland and Labrador
equipment were destroyed.
- An Historical Perspective No AMEC
MR: At least 9 stages were demolished and at
least two families had to evacuate their homes
until the water subsided. Five stages demolished
and some boats were reported to have been
swept out to sea. Fishing stages, boats and
equipment were destroyed.
Flooding Events in
Newfoundland and Labrador
- An Historical Perspective No AMEC
146 094 Corner Brook 1977 12 25 1977 12 26 2 Winter Western 1200 Corner Brook Rainfall 31.8
Road damage occurred due to rain. Tons of mud
and water flooded homes in the area.
Flooding Events in
Newfoundland and Labrador
- An Historical Perspective,
Dept of Natural Resources
Website 285, 296 AMEC
147 095
Avalon Peninsula,
Corner Brook,
King's Point, Grand
Falls, Gander 1977 12 27 1977 12 29 2 Winter Eastern 4400 St. John's
Rainfall and
Snowmelt 45.7
MR: Rainfall with snowmelt flooded parts of
Bowering Park, Kinsman Park and Squires
Avenue. Several roads were damaged and some
homes were inundated. Guard rails and hydro
poles along the Humber River were left with little
support as the flood eroded tons of earth. 100
foot section of the main street was tore up
isolating about 40 families. Some flooding to
basements and some tenants were forced out of
their homes. Many basement apartments were
flooded, many people forced to leave their homes
MR: Flooding Events in
Newfoundland and Labrador
- An Historical Perspective.
Hydro technical Study of the
Deer Lake Area. Hydro
technical Study of the
Steady Brook Area No AMEC
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