Gard département river levels today
Are the rivers and lakes in Gard unusually low or high?
We follow 51 water level gauges in Gard. 1 gauge reads below its normal range for the date and 3 gauges above it.
How many gauges do we follow in Gard?
51 gauges of the 3,078 we follow in France, as of 26 October 2026.
How many waters in Gard have a level gauge?
21 waters with a level gauge, of the 1,509 waters we follow in France, as of 26 October 2026.
How many gauges read below normal for the date?
1 gauge below its normal range, of the 36 gauges with a current reading and a normal range for the date, as of 26 October 2026.
How many gauges read above normal for the date?
3 gauges above their normal range, of the 36 gauges with a current reading and a normal range for the date, as of 26 October 2026.
How the places stand today
1 place below normal and 3 places above
Which places are furthest below normal?
Which places are furthest above normal?
Which gauges do we follow in Gard?
| Place | Reading | Against normal for the date | Change in a day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arre | |||
| Le Vigan | 0.623 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.015 m |
| Auzon (Gard) | |||
| Allègre-les-Fumades | 0.829 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.025 m |
| Briançon (Gard) | |||
| Théziers | 29.92 m | 0 m | |
| Cèze | |||
| Bagnols-sur-Cèze | 0.996 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.073 m |
| Bagnols-sur-Cèze (Etiage CNR en rive gauche) | 2.86 m | ||
| Bessèges | 0.656 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.038 m |
| Gaujac | 244.251 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.05 m |
| La Roque-sur-Cèze | 0.483 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.053 m |
| Montclus | 0.749 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.075 m |
| Montclus (downstream) | 0.73 m | -0.08 m | |
| Saint-Ambroix | -0.267 m | -0.044 m | |
| Tharaux | 0.202 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.069 m |
| Dourbie | |||
| Dourbies | 0.631 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.014 m |
| Esquielle | |||
| Saint-Geniès-de-Malgoirès | 0.02 m | within the normal range for the date | 0 m |
| Gard | |||
| Anduze | 0.417 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.041 m |
| Comps | 7.24 m | -0.03 m | |
| Mialet | 0.57 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.034 m |
| Ners | 0.62 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.024 m |
| Remoulins | 0.631 m | -0.033 m | |
| Remoulins (Pont neuf) | -1.535 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.046 m |
| Sainte-Anastasie | 0.993 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.047 m |
| Gardon d'Alès | |||
| Alès | 0.596 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.021 m |
| La Grand-Combe | 179.70 m | -0.016 m | |
| Sainte-Cécile-d'Andorge | 242.17 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.01 m |
| Gardon de Saint-Jean | |||
| Corbès | 0.489 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.019 m |
| Saint-Jean-du-Gard | 0.599 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.036 m |
| Saumane | -0.198 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.015 m |
| Gironde | |||
| Le Grau-du-Roi | 0.129 m | -0.055 m | |
| Hérault | |||
| Saint-André-de-Majencoules | 0.752 m | -0.046 m | |
| Luech | |||
| Chambon | 0.603 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.051 m |
| Petit Vistre ou Vistre de la Fontaine | |||
| Nîmes | 0.201 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.086 m |
| Rhony | |||
| Vergèze | 0.758 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.041 m |
| Rhône | |||
| Pont-Saint-Esprit | 1.77 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.07 m |
| Roquemaure | 25.77 m | -0.09 m | |
| Rieu Massel | |||
| Conqueyrac | 145.021 m | -1.084 m | |
| Rieutord | |||
| Sumène | -0.455 m | -0.035 m | |
| Ruisseau de Crieulon | |||
| La Rouvière | 77.10 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.02 m |
| Vidourle | |||
| Conqueyrac | 110.047 m | -0.141 m | |
| Gallargues-le-Montueux | 1.841 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.107 m |
| Quissac | 0.758 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.031 m |
| Saint-Hippolyte-du-Fort | -0.114 m | lower than any day of these dates in 11 years | -0.013 m |
| Sommières | 0.221 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.03 m |
| Vic-le-Fesq | 0.481 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.073 m |
| Vieux Vistre | |||
| Bernis | 0.366 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.063 m |
| Caissargues | 0.555 m | in the highest 10 percent for the date | -0.067 m |
| Le Cailar | 0.922 m | -0.141 m | |
| Rodilhan | 0.279 m | in the highest 10 percent for the date | -0.019 m |
| Vestric-et-Candiac | 0.806 m | in the highest 10 percent for the date | -0.095 m |
| Vis | |||
| Blandas | 0.809 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.017 m |
| Rogues | 1.106 m | within the normal range for the date | -0.027 m |
| Saint-Laurent-le-Minier | 0.653 m | -0.03 m | |
Keep exploring
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Today's list, France Which places in France are furthest from normal today? The places in France furthest below and above normal today.
River gauge, France Is the Vidourle unusually low at Saint-Hippolyte-du-Fort? Level now, history, the same date in past years and each year's range.
River gauge, France Is the Vieux Vistre unusually high at Caissargues? Level now, history, the same date in past years and each year's range.
Sources
- Source : Hub'Eau / SCV, données PHyC (Licence Ouverte Etalab) (source). Licence: Licence Ouverte / Open Licence version 2.0