Pics of High Water on Red River in Shreveport

Concerns about flooding on the Red River in Shreveport are fading. At the beginning of February many residents were worried about rising water on area lakes because of intense rains. After that storm system moved through, water on the Red River began to rise.

But the levels on the river at Shreveport have fallen to 22.17ft. The river is down by .29 ft from the day before. It is forecast to drop to 21.80ft by February 23.

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Here Are Some of the Latest Photos from Areas Near the Red River

C. Bickham Dickson Park

Erin McCarty

C. Bickham Dickson Park is open on the front side.

C. Bickham Dickson Park

Fishing at C. Bickham Dickson Park

Road to back of C. Bickham Dickson Park Remains Closed

Beautiful Scenery at C. Bickham Dickson Park

Water Receding Near Hamel Memorial Park

You Can See Water from Parkway Near Hamel Memorial Park

Water Receding Near Hamel Memorial Park

In Downtown Shreveport

Rapid Water in Downtown Shreveport

Shreveport Dog Park Is Back Open

Dog Park Still Has Some Water, but It's Open

Rapid Water at Stoner Park

Boat Ramps at Stoner Are Still Closed

Water Receding at Stoner Boar Launch

Water Is Still Very Dangerous at Stoner Park

Fishermen Are Trying Their Luck on the High Water

Lots of Built Up Mud on the Boat Launches

Dogs at Play in the Water at Dog Park

Flood stage on the Red River at Shreveport is 30ft.