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Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding,

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Hurricane Florence left lots of downed trees, flooding, and power outages in her wake throughout North Carolina. USACE Wilmington District teams are working with our federal, state, and local partners to provide recovery efforts and help those affected return to their homes as soon and as safely as possible. (Photos by Rick Brown, US Army Corps of Engineers/Released)

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