Since Environment Agency redesign, Angarrack Cameras are very unfortunately embedded in an entire page so _really_ slow to load - https://eacornwallwebcams.org/index.php#Angarrack so have had to roll our own page to see all three cameras in reasonable time. If you go to the link page for a specific camera you'll see a date selector which will allow you to see historic images.  read more »

Note OCR used - please check original http://hayletowncouncil.net/documents/angarrackfloodplan2915.pdf  read more »

via http://floodalerts.com/?id=92366

Angarrack Stream

Via http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/WaterBody/GB1080490005... cf http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/so/WaterBody/GB1080490...

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Via http://ea-lit.freshwaterlife.org/archive/ealit:1559/OBJ/19000504.pdf

Some extracts  read more »

Via http://www.internationaltrusts.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/living_wit...

"Hydrology consultants HR Wallingford recreated the flood using a computer model. The results suggested that the rapid blocking of the lowest bridge on the Crackington Stream would have made the water level rise rapidly by about 3m (10ft)"  read more »

Via http://www.cornishman.co.uk/Critic-responds-Angarrack-housing-plans/stor...

Residents say Hayle retail park plans pose no flood risk

By The Cornishman | Posted: March 11, 2014  read more »

Extracts from ASSESSMENT - TRANSPORT - Part 1 Of 10 http://planning.cornwall.gov.uk:8181/rpp/showimage.asp?j=PA14/00532&inde...  read more »

Extracts from Appendices Chapter 8 Appendix 8.1 Part 1 Of 5  read more »

Via http://www.hayletowncouncil.net/documents/9January2014HTCMinutes.pdf

436     STANDING AGENDA ITEMS
        a)  Hayle Harbour Update

Councillor Bennett reported that he had attended a meeting with the Harbourmaster and
others regarding a proposal for a ‘harbour taxi’ from North Quay, Hayle to St Ives and
possibly to Lelant Quay too. It had been considered that the harbour taxi would be a fun
activity for local people who might want a boat ride over and a walk/bus ride back to Hayle.
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Via http://watermaps.environment-agency.gov.uk/wiyby/wiyby.aspx?lang=_e&topi...

Risk of Flooding from Rivers and Sea

River flooding happens when a river cannot cope with the amount of water draining into it from the surrounding land. Sea flooding happens when there are high tides and stormy conditions.

The shading on the map shows the risk of flooding from rivers and the sea in this particular area.  read more »

Via http://watermaps.environment-agency.gov.uk/wiyby/wiyby.aspx?lang=_e&topi...

Risk of Flooding from Surface Water

Surface water flooding happens when rainwater does not drain away through the normal drainage systems or soak into the ground, but lies on or flows over the ground instead.  read more »

Flood warnings on West Cornwall Rivers Monday 5th August 2013 via http://www.shoothill.com/FloodMap/  read more »

Via The Cornishman Thursday 18th July 2013  read more »

The Environment Agency has created a special flooding briefing specifically for Angarrack. A PDF version ideal for printing out is attached below (or click here ) but here are the key points  read more »

Parts of the village are vulnerable to flooding.

Cornwall Council flood information pages

The Environment Agency provides the Floodline Service.
Phone Floodline to find out if you can register for Floodline Warnings Direct. The free service provides flood warnings direct to you by telephone, mobile, fax or pager. You'll also get practical advice on preparing for a flood, and what to do if one happens.  read more »

2011 - Monday 18th January - heavy overnight rain lead to several properties were flooded - and according to the Environment Agency - 25 more were at serious risk  read more »

Angarrack is situated in a narrow valley from which the Angarrack River flows before joining the Hayle River at Loggans in a specially constructed culvert which prevents the valley flooding.