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Flooding ^ Severe Storm - Moorhead, Minn. , April 7, 2009 -- Moorhead City engineers and workers hastily erecting a temporary clay dike through the streets of this riverside neighborhood. The area suffered through the highest crest of the river ever recorded; a second snow-melt wave of water is predicted. Mike Moore/FEMA

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Flooding ^ Severe Storm - Moorhead, Minn. , April 7, 2009 -- Moorhead City engineers and workers hastily erecting a temporary clay dike through the streets of this riverside neighborhood. The area suffered through the highest crest of the river ever recorded; a second snow-melt wave of water is predicted. Mike Moore/FEMA

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Title: Moorhead, MN prepares for second flood strike from swollen Red River

Production Date: 04/07/2009

Caption: Moorhead, Minn. , April 7, 2009 -- Moorhead City engineers and workers hastily erecting a temporary clay dike through the streets of this riverside neighborhood. The area suffered through the highest crest of the river ever recorded; a second snow-melt wave of water is predicted. Mike Moore/FEMA

Photographer Name: Mike Moore

City/State: Moorhead, MN

Disasters: Minnesota Severe Storms and Flooding (EM-3304)

Disaster Types: Flooding ^ Severe Storm

Categories: Operations ^ Preparations ^ Response
Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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