Major Flooding Hits Big Blue River in Indiana
Major Flooding Hits Big Blue River in Indiana
US · Published Sep 21, 2026
Extensive flooding is currently affecting areas along the Big Blue River in Carthage, Indiana, as water levels have reached 13 feet, classified as major flooding by NOAA.
Local roads in southern Carthage, extreme southern Knightstown, eastern Raysville, and rural areas of northwest Rush County are inundated and impassable to most vehicles.

Impact & Risks

The flooding poses serious risks to residents in southern Carthage, Knightstown, Raysville, and northwest Rush County. Roads are impassable, limiting access for emergency services and daily transportation. Evacuations have been necessary in some areas, and property damage is evident, including the flooding of a used auto parts yard. The situation could worsen if water levels continue to rise, potentially leading to further evacuations and infrastructure damage.

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