Disaster early warning (toll-free)
1090
Call and press 5 — river levels
Today’s water levels & forecast
ffwc.gov.bd ↗
Flood Forecasting & Warning Centre (BWDB)
Gauge stations & danger levels
When the water level exceeds the danger level, flood risk rises. FFWC publishes 6 AM observations daily; call 1090 for disaster early warnings.
| River | Station | Area | Danger level (m) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brahmaputra | Noonkhawa | Nageshwari | 26.05 |
| Brahmaputra | Chilmari | Chilmari | 23.25 |
| Brahmaputra | Char-Rajibpur | Char Rajibpur | 23.50 |
| Brahmaputra | Hatia | Ulipur | 24.40 |
| Dharla | Kurigram | Kurigram Sadar | 26.05 |
| Dudhkumar | Pateswari | Bhurungamari | 29.60 |
| Teesta | Haripur | near Kurigram | 22.30 |
| Teesta | Kaunia | near Kurigram | 29.31 |
| Teesta | Dalia | near Kurigram | 52.15 |
| Brahmaputra | Kamarjani | near Kurigram | 21.70 |
Danger levels in metres above mean sea level. Daily readings change, so they are not shown here — see ffwc.gov.bd for the latest.
Sources· collected 5 November 2026
- Flood Forecasting & Warning Centre (BWDB) — Water level table · Government public information
- FFWC (current site) · Government public information
Details can change — check the source when it matters. Data policy
Rivers of Kurigram
Brahmaputra, Dharla, Teesta, Dudhkumar, Phulkumar, Sonabhori, Jinjiram, Gangadhar, Holholia; also Nilkamal, Shialdah, Kaljani, Jalchhira, Sankosh, Boalmari, Dharani.
The Brahmaputra enters Bangladesh from Assam through Kurigram district.
Sources· collected 5 November 2026
- কুড়িগ্রাম জেলা তথ্য বাতায়ন — ভৌগোলিক পরিচিতি · Government public information
- কুড়িগ্রাম জেলা তথ্য বাতায়ন — একনজরে · Government public information
Details can change — check the source when it matters. Data policy
Frequently asked
How do I get flood early warnings?
Call toll-free 1090 from any mobile and press 5 for river levels. Daily water levels are published by the Flood Forecasting & Warning Centre (ffwc.gov.bd).
What does “danger level” mean?
A fixed water height for each gauge (metres above mean sea level). Above it, nearby low-lying areas face a higher flood risk.