Souris River in Minot, North Dakota flooded many buildings and homes in the Odds Mobile Home Park.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
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Souris River in Minot, North Dakota flooded many buildings and homes in the Odds Mobile Home Park.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
Souris River in Minot, North Dakota flooded many buildings and homes in the Odds Mobile Home Park.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
Flooded roadway near Lake Darling in North Dakota.
Flooded roadway near Lake Darling in North Dakota.
Souris River flooding 8th Ave SE and the bridge in Minot, ND.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
Souris River flooding 8th Ave SE and the bridge in Minot, ND.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
While the Souris River is in the throes of record high flooding in Minot, N.D., O.C. Fisher Lake near San Angelo, Texas has been experiencing the exact opposite for a number of years now - a ground-cracking drought.
While the Souris River is in the throes of record high flooding in Minot, N.D., O.C. Fisher Lake near San Angelo, Texas has been experiencing the exact opposite for a number of years now - a ground-cracking drought.
Souris River in Minot, North Dakota flooded many buildings and homes in the Odds Mobile Home Park.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
Souris River in Minot, North Dakota flooded many buildings and homes in the Odds Mobile Home Park.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
Souris River flooding 8th Ave SE bridge in Minot, ND.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
Souris River flooding 8th Ave SE bridge in Minot, ND.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
Souris River in Minot, North Dakota flooded many buildings and homes in the Odds Mobile Home Park.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
Souris River in Minot, North Dakota flooded many buildings and homes in the Odds Mobile Home Park.
Photo taken by USGS personnel during a FEMA Flood Inundation Mapping Project.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
USGS SIS employees led a GPS class in the Kid Zone at the Longmont Airshow.
As the Souris River flooded during the early summer of 2011, it overcame levees in the city of Minot, N.D., causing about 11,000 people to evacuate their homes. The record-breaking flood crested on July 25 at over 26,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) and 24 feet - nearly 13 feet over flood stage - according to U.S.
As the Souris River flooded during the early summer of 2011, it overcame levees in the city of Minot, N.D., causing about 11,000 people to evacuate their homes. The record-breaking flood crested on July 25 at over 26,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) and 24 feet - nearly 13 feet over flood stage - according to U.S.
The Souris River flooding Big 4 Scout Camp located above Minot, North Dakota.
The Souris River flooding Big 4 Scout Camp located above Minot, North Dakota.
Souris River flooding homes above Minot, ND. Streamflow was approximately 20,800 cubic feet per second, stage approximately 23.46 feet.
Souris River flooding homes above Minot, ND. Streamflow was approximately 20,800 cubic feet per second, stage approximately 23.46 feet.
The Souris River flooding near Sherwood, North Dakota.On June 23, 2011, USGS personnel were there to measure the streamflow. Streamflow was approximately 27,100 cubic feet per second, stage approximately 27.98 feet.
The Souris River flooding near Sherwood, North Dakota.On June 23, 2011, USGS personnel were there to measure the streamflow. Streamflow was approximately 27,100 cubic feet per second, stage approximately 27.98 feet.
The Souris River downstream of the Sherwood, ND gage.
Photo taken by USGS personnel on a Civil Air Patrol flight.
The Souris River downstream of the Sherwood, ND gage.
Photo taken by USGS personnel on a Civil Air Patrol flight.
The Souris River flooding a road near Sherwood, North Dakota.On June 23, 2011, USGS personnel were there to measure the streamflow. Streamflow was approximately 27,100 cubic feet per second, stage approximately 27.98 feet.
The Souris River flooding a road near Sherwood, North Dakota.On June 23, 2011, USGS personnel were there to measure the streamflow. Streamflow was approximately 27,100 cubic feet per second, stage approximately 27.98 feet.
While the Souris River is in the throes of record high flooding in Minot, N.D., O.C. Fisher Lake near San Angelo, Texas has been experiencing the exact opposite for a number of years now - a ground-cracking drought.
While the Souris River is in the throes of record high flooding in Minot, N.D., O.C. Fisher Lake near San Angelo, Texas has been experiencing the exact opposite for a number of years now - a ground-cracking drought.