Environment AgencyNorth East
Flood areas in North East
North East has 111 flood areas with at least one alert or warning since 2006; Tyne and Wear coast has had the most (135).
Flood areas in North East with ten or more alerts and warnings
- Tyne and Wear coast135 since 2011
- Northumberland coast115 since 2011
- Upper River Tees108 since 2011
- Lower River Tees and estuarine tributaries77 since 2011
- River Rede70 since 2011
- Wear estuary63 since 2011
- North Sea at Roker, Sunderland60 since 2011
- Tyne estuary59 since 2011
- Tweed estuary58 since 2011
- Upper River Coquet57 since 2011
- River Gaunless55 since 2010
- River South Tyne54 since 2011
- Coastal rivers in North Northumberland51 since 2012
- Lower River Coquet44 since 2010
- Lower River Wear43 since 2012
- North Sea at Whitley Bay, Cullercoats and Tynemouth41 since 2011
- Rivers Pont and Blyth39 since 2010
- River Tyne39 since 2011
- Middlesbrough Becks39 since 2015
- River Leven33 since 2010
- Hartlepool to Cowbar33 since 2013
- River Wansbeck32 since 2010
- River North Tyne32 since 2011
- Coastal Streams in Redcar and Cleveland29 since 2010
- Rivers Derwent, Team, Don and estuarine tributaries27 since 2011
- River Tweed South Bank26 since 2013
- Upper River Wear24 since 2011
- River Skerne22 since 2012
- Ouseburn and estuarine tributaries20 since 2011
- Tyne estuary at North Shields, South Shields and Howdon Pans14 since 2012
- North Sea at Alnmouth14 since 2013
- River Till and tributaries12 since 2012
- North Sea at Berwick-Upon-Tweed and Tweedmouth11 since 2012
North East has 78 more flood areas with fewer than ten alerts and warnings since 2006.
Source: Environment Agency, Historic Flood Warnings (England); Environment Agency flood-monitoring API. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.