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Flooding ^ Winter Storm - Steele, N. D. , April 13, 2009 -- Interstate 94 east of Bismarck and west of Jamestown has been flooded near Steele several times by runoff from giant pools and lakes of thawed snow and ice. The highway was closed again briefly April 14, then reopened to slow-moving traffic. Michael Raphael/FEMA
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Flooding ^ Winter Storm - Steele, N. D. , April 13, 2009 -- Interstate 94 east of Bismarck and west of Jamestown has been flooded near Steele several times by runoff from giant pools and lakes of thawed snow and ice. The highway was closed again briefly April 14, then reopened to slow-moving traffic. Michael Raphael/FEMA
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Title: Flooded interstate with traffic in North Dakota
Production Date: 04/13/2009
Caption: Steele, N. D. , April 13, 2009 -- Interstate 94 east of Bismarck and west of Jamestown has been flooded near Steele several times by runoff from giant pools and lakes of thawed snow and ice. The highway was closed again briefly April 14, then reopened to slow-moving traffic. Michael Raphael/FEMA
Photographer Name: Michael Raphael
City/State: Steele, ND
Disasters: North Dakota Severe Storms and Flooding (DR-1829)
Disaster Types: Flooding ^ Winter Storm
Categories: Recovery
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