Oder flood 2010

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The Oder flood in 2010 was one of the largest floods in the Oder since water level records began. Since all three riparian states had made huge efforts to protect against flooding after the disastrous flood of the Oder in 1997 , the damage remained far below that of summer 1997. At the same time and due to the same precipitation event, the Vistula catchment area was also hit by a catastrophic flood with huge damage and loss of Human life.

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The flooded polder Buków on May 19, 2010 (right the Oder)

In the upper Oder catchment area, the flood became the second largest since the end of the war . In the period from May 15 to 20, 2010, 350 to 370 mm of rain fell in the Czech catchment area of ​​the Oder. This quickly led to the formation of extreme floods.

At the Czech-Polish border, the second highest flow rate since records began was registered on May 17, at around 2100 cubic meters per second. In 1997 more than 2800 cubic meters per second came here to the drain. The third largest flood is that of August 1985 with 1155 cubic meters per second.

The Buków flooding polder (Oder-km 29–32.5), completed in 2002, was opened in the night of May 17-18 and relieved the Oder by approx. 300 cubic meters per second, so that the discharge in the Oder was 74% to 63% of the peak discharge of 1997 could be reduced.

At the lower level of the Oder River in Miedonia, the high on May 18 was 1.6 m below the high of 1997, but it is still the second highest water level recorded there since 1947.

Water levels

The Brandenburg State Environment Agency compiled and published the highest water levels in 2012.

The biggest summer floods at Eisenhüttenstadt gauge since 1854 (brown: 2010)
Level
name
Or-
km
Max.
Water level
in cm
date
Czech RepublicCzech Republic Bohumín approx. 20 655 05/17/2010
PolandPoland Racibórz Miedonia 55.5 884 05/18/2010
PolandPoland Ujście Nysy 180.5 720 05/20/2010
PolandPoland Brzeg Dolny 284.7 958 05/23/2010
PolandPoland Malczyce 304.8 802 05/23/2010
PolandPoland Ścinawa 331.9 665 05/24/2010
PolandPoland Głogów 392.9 683 05/25/2010
PolandPoland Nowa Sól 429.8 654 05/26/2010
PolandPoland Cigacice 471.3 649 05/26/2010
PolandPoland Połęcko 530.3 554 05/27/2010
GermanyGermany Ratzdorf 542.5 630 05/27/2010
GermanyGermany Eisenhüttenstadt 554.1 653 05/28/2010
GermanyGermany Frankfurt (Oder) 584.0 600 05/28/2010
PolandPoland Slubice 584.1 576 05/28/2010
GermanyGermany Kietz 614.8 618 05/29/2010
GermanyGermany Kienitz 633.0 593 05/30/2010
PolandPoland Gozdowice 645.3 617 05/31/2010
GermanyGermany Hohensaaten-Finow 664.9 688 05/31/2010
GermanyGermany Hohensaaten
Ostschleuse OP (Oderseite)
667.2 757 05/30/2010
PolandPoland Bielinek 673.5 699 05/31/2010
GermanyGermany Support kow 680.5 991 05/31/2010
GermanyGermany Schwedt Oder Bridge 690.6 863 06/01/2010
GermanyGermany Schwedt
Schleuse OP (Oderseite)
697.0 809 06/01/2010
PolandPoland Widuchowa 701.8 731 06/02/2010
GermanyGermany Gartz (Or) 8.0 669 06/02/2010
GermanyGermany Mescherin 14.1 647 06/02/2010
PolandPoland Gryfino 718.5 641 06/02/2010
GermanyGermany Ückermünde Oderhaff 566 May 31 - June 1, 2010
  1. The level in the Hohensaaten connecting canal is 92.9 km. But it shows the water level of the Oder at the indicated km 667.2.
  2. The level in the Schwedter Querfahrt is at km 0.4. But it shows the water level of the Oder at the indicated km 697.0.
  3. The level is on the Westoder at km 8.0. Kilometer zero of the Westoder is roughly at the Widuchowa gauge .
  4. The water level is on the Westoder at km 14.1. Kilometer zero of the Westoder is roughly at the Widuchowa gauge .

On the upper German section of the Oder from Ratzdorf to Frankfurt (Oder), the guideline values ​​for the highest alert level were reached and exceeded. Alert level IV was declared for these river sections on May 26th and 28th and was in effect until the end of May. Alert level III applied to the entire section of the Oder below. It was not until June 23, 2010 that the entire German / Polish section of the Oder was again free of alarm levels.

See also

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Web links

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