Flash flood, muddy flood and inundation are three phenomena of hydrological hazard. Normally, they are logically appeared in a catchment. In some other cases at mountainous region, they are separately appeared. Studies on these phenomena are still incompleted. Case study from area of Vinh Phuc Province, an intermediate watershed of Ca Lo River, located in Western Tam Dao Mountain which cover nearly all region of the Vinh Phuc Province. The performance of the concept was evaluated using statistical hydrological and geomorphological methods to assess the capability of the model in simulating the phenomena of flash flood, muddy flood in sloping regions and inundation in low land of the study area. By using ArcGIS 9.3 software, vertical eroded, watershed and stream accumulation, land cover, wetness index, geomorphology, and rainfall data layers have been created from DEM, SPOT images, topographic maps, and statistical data. By overlaying these layers and then reclassifying the integrated layer, difference types of flood can be separated as muddy flood, flash flood along accumulation network and inundation in low land. These results are useful date for regional planning of the Vinh Phuc Province. Keywords: flash and muddy flood, inundation, sub-basin, hydrology, geomorphology, average slope value, integration.