OK. So I have a cottage on the Ottawa River and right now we are experiencing record flooding. As I speak, I have water in my crawl space right up to within 2 inches under my subfloor. The good news is they are forecasting that it has peaked. I will know if they are right in a few days and that would be very, very good news. My question is about the electrical wiring in my crawlspace. The wiring for all the outlets and baseboard heaters, etc. moves along the joists and main beam holding up the joists, in the crawlspace. Of course, from what I have seen it is all insulated wiring. That wiring is currently submerged in water. The main power to that cottage was turned off days ago, long before any water was even in the crawlspace. My question is would water that rose above insulated wire and then dropped back down, cause a problem with that wiring. This is an in general type question. 2ndly, if there was a wire that might have been spliced to another down there, that I never noticed, or a mouse ate away a little insulation, would it most likely just trigger a breaker, if it was still wet, or a fire. I am not planning on using any power until the water is way below that wiring but how dry it will be over the days after, will be a little uncertain. The cottage is 24' x 36' with the center beam going down the 36' length. Wiring is on that beam and the joists above it. No outlets or appliances are in the crawlspace. I would believe all spliced wire would be above it all, inside the cottage, which hopefully receives no water. Fingers crossed. Any help, suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated.

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