Brahmaputra
Dibrugarh to Dhubri. Flow signal: East to west.
Public data dashboard
Track Assam floods with verified public sources.
Current public snapshot, district impact map, water-level trends, government helplines, and official live-source links in one visual dashboard.
Latest public snapshotUpdated 25 July 2026
Public affected districts6
Districts not currently listed as affected29
People affected in latest public reports6,54,800+
In camps / aid centres18,902
Data confidenceVerified
Official portal reviewed: 26 July 2026. Confirm live readings before field decisions.
Flood flow heat map
Water movement and risk intensity
A visual layer showing major river flow direction, affected corridors and gauge-risk intensity. Use CWC and Assam Water Resources portals for live gauge confirmation.
Brahmaputra
Kopili
Barak
Beki
Severe High Watch
Kopili
Kampur to Dharamtul. Flow signal: South bank overflow.
Barak
A.P. Ghat to Cachar. Flow signal: Valley rise.
Beki
Barpeta to Lower Assam. Flow signal: Tributary surge.
Reported deaths66
Affected districts6
In camps / aid centres18,902
Government data snapshot
Latest ASDMA-cited public situation
Figures below are from public reports citing Assam State Disaster Management Authority data for 25 July 2026. Use ASDMA real-time reports for the newest official PDF.
Four more deaths pushed the toll to 66; three were reported from Sivasagar and one from Charaideo.
Latest public ASDMA-cited snapshot for 25 July 2026.
Impact reduced from nine districts on Friday to six on Saturday.
Displaced residents sheltered or assisted by relief camps and aid centres.
Latest visual brief
Flood situation in one view
The dashboard combines public reporting, government updates, water-level references, and official links so people can check the situation quickly before opening source portals.
High-level flood review
CMO image from the flood review with ministers and senior officials at Lok Sewa Bhawan.
Affected people trend
Peak vs latest public report
34,18920 Jul
5.6L21 Jul
7.1L24 Jul
6.5L25 Jul
Public figures show a sharp rise around 24 July and a reported improvement by 25 July. Always confirm with ASDMA before field decisions.
Live verification hub
Open official live sources before decisions
The dashboard numbers are the latest verified public snapshot available here. For real-time field use, open ASDMA real-time reports and CWC gauges directly.
ASDMA real-time flood reports
Daily flood reports are generated from district-submitted disaster data. Use this first for the newest official figures.
Open ASDMA portalCWC flood forecast
Use CWC for current river gauge status, hydrographs and flood forecast stations.
Open CWC gaugesDanger levels and HFL
Assam Water Resources lists river-wise danger level and historical highest flood level references.
Open water levelsWhat the Chief Minister said recently
Government response updates
Recent CMO updates focused on uninterrupted relief, health precautions, damage assessment, restoration, and visits to affected districts.
CM reviewed overall flood situation with ministers and senior officials
The review covered affected people, embankment, bridge and road damage, relief operations, health precautions, livestock loss assessment, and restoration after water recedes.
CM visited Golaghat relief camps
The district administration was directed to prioritise essential needs for affected people. The update said Golaghat had 25,791 people affected.
CM visited flood-hit areas in Charaideo, Sivasagar and Jorhat
The state said assistance would continue until normalcy is restored, with focus on drinking water, medicines, essential commodities, children, pregnant women and senior citizens.
Live public sources
Official portals to check before field action
These links should be used for the newest figures. The dashboard below is designed to be updated from ASDMA, CWC, Assam Water Resources, and ASTEC flood maps.
Impact map
Where flooding is affecting families
Map markers show districts in the current relief watchlist. Use ASTEC near real-time inundation maps for satellite flood extent before route planning.
Sivasagar
Charaideo
Jorhat
Dibrugarh
Golaghat
Nagaon
Sivasagar
Severe- People
- 2,90,000
- Impact rank
- Severe
- Water status
- Majorly affected
Charaideo
Severe- People
- 1,90,000
- Impact rank
- Severe
- Water status
- Majorly affected
Jorhat
Severe- People
- 1,30,000
- Impact rank
- Severe
- Water status
- Majorly affected
Dibrugarh
High- People
- 14,800
- Impact rank
- High
- Water status
- Affected
Golaghat
High- People
- 15,000
- Impact rank
- High
- Water status
- Affected
Nagaon
High- People
- 15,000
- Impact rank
- High
- Water status
- Affected
Water level graph
Gauge trends against danger level
Danger levels and historical highest flood levels come from Assam Water Resources. Current readings below are dashboard snapshot values; open CWC for live hydrograph confirmation.
Brahmaputra
Dhubri, Dhubri
- Current
- 29.18 m
- Danger
- 28.62 m
- Highest flood level
- 30.36 m
Brahmaputra
Guwahati D.C. Court, Kamrup
- Current
- 49.52 m
- Danger
- 49.68 m
- Highest flood level
- 51.46 m
Kopili
Kampur, Nagaon
- Current
- 60.88 m
- Danger
- 60.50 m
- Highest flood level
- 61.86 m
Barak
A.P. Ghat, Cachar
- Current
- 19.64 m
- Danger
- 19.83 m
- Highest flood level
- 21.84 m
Images
Response and flood context
Official CMO images and contextual river visuals help users understand the situation beyond numbers.
High-level flood review
CMO image from the flood review with ministers and senior officials at Lok Sewa Bhawan.
CM flood review meeting
Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma reviewed flood relief and rehabilitation measures on 23 July 2026.
Relief camp visit
CM visit to relief camps in Golaghat district during the July 2026 flood response.
Field visit
Official CMO image from flood-affected district visit and relief camp inspection.
Camp interaction
Officials interacting with affected families during flood response visits.
Brahmaputra floodplain
River landscape visual used for flood-risk context and dashboard atmosphere.
Appreciation
People and teams providing aid
A public thank-you board for responders, administrators, volunteers and aid groups supporting affected families. Refresh this list from verified public updates.
ASDMA and district administrations
Coordinating relief camps, distribution centres, flood reports and district-level emergency response.
NDRF and SDRF rescue teams
Supporting rescue, evacuation and emergency field operations in flood-affected areas.
Indian Army and Indian Air Force
Placed on standby for evacuation and air-support; public reports mention helicopter relief to cut-off areas.
Assam Police, local authorities and volunteers
Helping with evacuation, camp support, route control, supplies and local reporting.
Community aid groups
Local and diaspora groups are raising groceries, emergency supplies and support for affected communities.
Government helplines
Emergency numbers for flood assistance
Call official emergency numbers for rescue, shelter, medical support, or district-level reporting.
Dashboard note
Use official readings for decisions
This site is a visual public dashboard. Figures should be refreshed from official sources as new bulletins appear. For rescue, route planning, evacuation, and relief operations, confirm the latest numbers from ASDMA, CWC, district administration, and Assam Water Resources before acting.