Moira River Level

The live level and flow of the Moira at the Foxboro gauge, with the spring-freshet story and Quinte Conservation's flood messages.

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Worth knowing

The gauge is at Foxboro, upstream of the city

The Water Survey of Canada station sits about 10 km north of downtown, at Foxboro — the area hit worst in the April 2014 flood. A rise there is a rise heading for the city.

Spring is the season to watch

April 2014 brought record heights, a state of emergency and hundreds of volunteers sandbagging around Foxboro. April 2025 put parts of the Riverfront Trail underwater. In spring 2026, Quinte Conservation went from a flood outlook (10 March) to a Flood Watch (5 April) before standing down on 22 April — that ladder of messages is the rhythm of a Belleville spring.

Moira River Level

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Moira River · Moira River near Foxboro

Worth knowing

The gauge is at Foxboro, upstream of the city

Spring is the season to watch

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