Flooded

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Not to be confused with Blocked by Badwater.
Main article: Status Icons.

A Buildings icon.png Building is Flooded Building icon.png Flooded when a body of water or badwater in the environment enters the footprint of the building. When flooded, Beavers icon.png Beavers and Bot icon.png Bots cannot access the building, and most structures with passive functions or effects cease to work.

All Plants and most Buildings icon.png Buildings can be Flooded Building icon.png Flooded.

Waterfalls intersecting buildings do not count towards flooding, only the water levels on the floor. This is because waterfalls are purely visual and not part of the underlying water simulation.

Plants

Crops icon.png Crops, Blueberry (Bush) icon.png Bushes and Trees icon.png Trees are also prone to Flooded Building icon.png Flooding when there is too much water. Aquatic plants needs to be planted in water to grow, but will be flooded when the whole plant is completely submerged.

When an Aquatic plant is given badwater instead of water, it is first affected by Drying icon.png Drying when water quality is halved and the underlying soil is no longer irrigated, then Contaminated Terrain icon.png Contaminated when the submerged soil is infected.

Buildings

The following are a list of Buildings icon.png Buildings according to its property with Flooded Building icon.png Flooding, sorted in building categories. Environment-based structures, such as most of Landscaping icon.png Landscaping, Path icon.png Path-related structures, Power Shaft icon.png Power Shafts, and the Stream Gauge icon.png Stream Gauge are not "affected" by flooding by design of their function, and will not be listed for list length reasons.

Flooded on contact

The following are Flooded Building icon.png Flooded if there is contact with water or badwater at its footprint:


Flooded at a specific level

The following buildings are flooded above a specific level:

Immune Buildings

The following buildings can be submerged and continue functioning, despite not fitting the rules above:

Note: While the Mechanical Fluid Pump icon.png Mechanical Fluid Pump and Deep Mechanical Fluid Pump icon.png Deep Mechanical Fluid Pump do not flood, they do stop working for other reasons when water exceeds a certain height.

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