Photo courtesy Facebook @Susan Lucas.

Photo courtesy Facebook @Susan Lucas.

<p>Photo courtesy Facebook @Susan Lucas.</p>

Photo courtesy Facebook @Susan Lucas.

<p>Photo courtesy Facebook @Susan Lucas.</p>

Photo courtesy Facebook @Susan Lucas.

<p>Photo courtesy Facebook @Susan Lucas.</p>

Photo courtesy Facebook @Susan Lucas.

<p>Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.</p>

Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.

<p>Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.</p>

Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.

<p>Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.</p>

Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.

<p>Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.</p>

Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.

<p>Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.</p>

Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.

<p>Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.</p>

Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.

<p>Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.</p>

Photo courtesy Hannah Jo Photos LLC.

The village of New Richmond is experiencing flooding of the Ohio River.

The flood stage, which is 52 feet, was reached on April 5 at 12:45 p.m., according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s gauge reading of the Ohio River at Cincinnati.

The river crested at 60.79 feet on April 7 at 8 p.m.

At the time of publication, April 8 at 4 p.m., the water level had receded to 60.34 feet.

Projections showed that the river was expected to recede to 52 feet on April 10 at 2 p.m. and that levels will continue to recede to 42.7 feet on April 13 at 8 a.m.

The normal pool is listed at 25.4 feet.

Included are photos sent to us by New Richmond community members.

Please email your flood photos to csphotos@cmpapers.com.

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