Ohio River Flood: What roads are closed?

The Ohio River measured at 57.7 feet at 5 a.m. Sunday -- 5 feet above flood stage.

The National Weather Service predicted the river would crest at 57.8 feet Sunday morning and then begin to fall in the afternoon.

The river will likely remain at a moderate flood state until Monday evening and a minor flood state until Thursday evening.

Here are the highways and roadways that are affected in Ohio and Kentucky.

Ohio roads affected:
(Updated Sunday morning.)

Mehring Way behind Paul Brown Stadium is closed.

State Route 32 is closed in both directions at Beechmont Avenue.

State Route 32 is closed in both directions between Clough Pike and Turpin Lane due to flooding.

One lane of southbound I-275 near State Route 32 is closed and is expected to remain closed throughout the weekend.

Wolfpen Pleasant Hill Road between US-50 and Klondyke Road is closed after the roadway collapsed.

Lawrenceburg Road between Suspension Bridge Road and US 50 is closed due to flooding.

US-52 at State Route 232 is closed in both directions due to flooding.

State Route 232 between US-52 and SR-756.

Kellogg Road between Wilmer Avenue and Sutton Road.

Four Mile Road at Kellogg Road is closed due to high water.

Eight Mile Road at U.S. 52 is closed due to high water.

Floodgate closure at Carr Street between West Sixth Street and Mehring Way in Queensgate.

Northern Kentucky roads affected:
(Updated Saturday morning.)

Ky. 8 is flooded in low areas.

Bellview Road (Boone County) closed at Woolper Creek Bridge.

Bender Road (Boone County) is closed.

Lower River Road (Boone County) is closed.

Mudlick Road (Boone County) is closed.

Riddles Run (Boone County) is closed.

River Road at the end of Ky. 8 is closed.

Ryle Road (Boone County) is closed.

Taylorsport Drive (Boone County) is closed.

South Fork Road and South Fork Church Road are closed.

Riverside Drive (Covington) from Shelby Street to Garrard Street is closed.