2011 Missouri River Flood - Knowledge (XXG)

990:(OPPD), were confident that enough redundancies were in place to ensure adequate safety. The complex's elevation is 1,004-foot (306 m) elevation above sea level and as of June 19 the river had risen to 1,005.5 feet (306.5 m). Officials from OPPD stated the Calhoun plant could handle water up to 1,014 feet (309 m). An 8 feet (2.4 m) high and 2,000 feet (610 m) long rubber berm surrounded the reactor building. On June 23 a helicopter being used by OPPD to survey transmission lines made an unplanned landing 1.5 miles (2.4 km) south of the plant. The helicopter was photographed lying on its side but there were no reports of injuries. On June 26 the 2,000 feet (610 m) long rubber berm at the plant collapsed after it was punctured by a small earth mover ("Bobcat"). It was reported more than 2 feet (0.61 m) of water rushed in around buildings and electrical transformers. Backup generators were then used to ensure the facility maintained electrical power for cooling. NRC officials were at the plant at the time and NRC statements said the plant remains safe. NRC Chairman 1157: 920: 25: 815:), the main levee suffered a partial collapse. One June 5, it suffered a second partial collapse. On June 7, it suffered a third partial collapse. Finally, on June 13, it suffered a total collapse and had a 300 feet (91 m) wide gap. After the first partial collapse, the Corps of Engineers initiated an emergency contract to raise the levee immediately surrounding the town in order to protect it from an estimated 10 feet (3.0 m) of flood water. 420: 61: 932: 231: 1137: 871:

creating an enormous water pool directly opposite the reactor. Authorities initially reported a 3-to-4-inch (76 to 102 mm) rise in the river after the levee was blown. Both the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources said they did not regulate the levee. Flooding on the Iowa side had been a source of considerable concern after a June 25 levee breach upstream of the reactor near

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twice the previous record release in 1997. The Corps was criticized for not releasing the water earlier. However the Corps defended its practice noting that it did not foresee a cooler than normal spring which delayed the mountain snowmelt and the record sustained torrential spring rains in Wyoming and Montana.

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On July 13, OPPD said it had spent $ 26 million in June as a result of flooding affecting its power plants on the river ($ 20 million in work protecting its plants and $ 6 million in replacing lost generating capacity). OPPD has two coal-fired plants that are both larger than Fort Calhoun at Nebraska

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On July 9, the Corps of Engineers said water behind the reservoirs had peaked on July 2 with only 1.5 percent left for flood storage. By July 9, the available storage increased to 3.1 percent. Officials said they planned to begin decreasing the water flowing to the Gavins Point Dam but noted that the

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satellites indicated that precipitation over the MRB undergoes a profound modulation during the transition points of the Pacific quasi-decadal oscillation and associated teleconnections. The results infer a prominent teleconnection forcing in driving the wet/dry spells in the MRB, and this connection

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On July 1, the Corps reported that runoff on the river for June was the largest of any month on the river below Sioux City since record keeping began in 1898. June runoff was 13,800,000 acre-feet (17.0 km), beating the April 1952 record of 13,100,000 acre-feet (16.2 km). The third highest

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protecting facilities at the plant. The plant is 13 feet (4.0 m) above natural grade. On June 19, the river was reported 11.5 feet (3.5 m) above flood stage at Brownville. The Cooper plant sits at 903 feet (275 m) above sea level. The river hit 900.56 feet (274.49 m) on June 19

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to regulate the release of water through 850 miles (1,370 km) of open river from Garrison Dam in North Dakota to the confluence with the Mississippi River at St. Louis. The Garrison Dam began releasing a record of 152,000 cubic feet (4,300 m) of water per second on June 1, 2011—more than

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In attempting to control the flood water release in since all the reservoirs were 100 percent or more of capacity (with the exception of the Fort Randall Dam), the Corps of Engineers doubled the record release of water in the river's five North and South Dakota dams. Officials said that problems

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The Amelia Earhart Bridge at Atchison had effectively closed on June 28. Closings of Missouri River bridges had been the result of flooding on the approaches and not the bridge itself. However, on June 29 photos began circulating that the low-lying Atchison Union Pacific rail bridge was close to

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As flood waters started to recede by late August, flood damage to Interstate highways 29 and 680 north of Council Bluffs, Iowa, was reported as extensive. Discounting the interstate system flood damage to county roads in Pottawattamie County alone was expected to amount to $ 40 million in repair

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on the DeSoto Bend. They had raised the levee height in anticipation of the flood but after the upstream breach they had sought permission to lower it so that water could flow back into the river. When both Iowa and the Corps said they did not have authority over it the levee board blew it up at

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On July 1, the privately owned Vanmann #30 levee at Mile Marker 637 to 637.5 on the Iowa side, about 10 river miles south of the reactor, was blown up by the local levee authority. The levee destruction was done to alleviate flooding in a bend of the river where water was pooling on cropland and

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On June 4, Omaha city officials began releasing 6,000,000 US gallons (23,000 m) of raw sewage per day into the river from its plant in South Omaha. The city generates about 86,000,000 US gallons (330,000 m) a day, but only a small percentage is dumped into the river. The city of Omaha

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showing number of precipitation inches above/below year to date at June 18, 2011. The map shows that year to date precipitation in the Missouri headwaters basin of Montana had precipitation of 20 inches or more above normal while the rest of the basin precipitation was near normal. Above normal

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in Holt County closed its tour route around its pools noting that it no longer control water levels in its pools and that it expects "critical habitat damage to our management areas including the moist soil units, wet prairie, and other priceless wildlife habitats and most habitats will be

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along with near-record spring rainfall in central and eastern Montana. All six major dams along the Missouri River released record amounts of water to prevent overflow which led to flooding threatening several towns and cities along the river from Montana to Missouri; in particular

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were evacuated on June 1. On June 20 after they returned, officials announced that a new crest from new heavy rains would result in the river being a foot higher than the first crest. On June 21, 12,000 people, a quarter of the town's population, were ordered to evacuate after

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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Report on June 18, 2011, predicting that 54,600,000 acre-feet (67.3 km) of run off would occur above Sioux City in 2011 -- the most in the history of record keeping on the river. It tops the record flow of 49,000,000 acre-feet (60 km) in

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On July 4 St. Charles held its Riverfront fireworks display on the river—although moved back a block to Riverside Drive from Frontier Park. It had crested there on July 3 at 28.03 feet (8.54 m)—well below its crest of 40.11 in 1884 and 40.04 feet (12.20 m) in 1993.

581:(Mile 396)- Scheduled resurfacing work on the bridge had started in May prior to the flood and traffic had been reduced to one lane. Since it was one of the few bridges open for traffic between Omaha and Kansas City, work on the bridge was halted indefinitely on July 1 172:, in the second half of the month of May 2011, almost a year's worth of rain fell over the upper Missouri River basin. Extremely heavy rainfall in conjunction with an estimated 212 percent of normal snowpack in the Rocky Mountains contributed to this flooding event. 1408:

was closed temporarily to pump water which had accumulated from rains. Elwood is also underwent voluntary evacuations. 200 National Guard troops were deployed to Doniphan County to assist in the evacuation. 400 of Elwood's 1,200 residents voluntarily evacuated.

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via the Missouri River Bank Stabilization and Navigation Project and Missouri River Fish and Wildlife Mitigation Project that they were seeking willing sellers for land "for fish and wildlife habitat enhancements for aquatic species such as the

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placed flight restrictions over the plant within a 2 miles (3.2 km) radius in which planes cannot fly lower than 3,500 feet (1,100 m) over the plant. On June 7, a fire broke out in the plant's switch gear room, prompting the

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In 2023, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld a lower court’s 2020 ruling that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was responsible for worsened flooding since 2007 that killed crops and wrecked homes and businesses.

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On July 1, the flood level at Omaha hit 36.29 feet (11.06 m), higher than the 30.26 feet (9.22 m) on July 10, 1993, during the 1993 flood but lower than the all-time record of 40.2 feet (12.3 m) on April 18, 1952.

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record was 10,500,000 acre-feet (13.0 km) which was set in May 2011. The combined runoff for May and June was 24,300,000 acre-feet (30.0 km). The normal for the entire year is 24,800,000 acre-feet (30.6 km).

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before dropping slightly to 900.4 feet (274.4 m) on June 20. At 9:47 a.m., July 12 the plant ended its emergency status because the river had dropped to 895.8 feet—3 feet lower than the emergency status level.

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after the railroad elevated its line near the community by 20 inches (510 mm) in preparation for the flood. Big Lake officials said the elevation would create a "bathtub" effect, trapping water in the community.

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the river depth of the channel at Nebraska City is normally 12 to 16 feet (3.7 to 4.9 m) and, during high water, can be 25 to 30 feet (7.6 to 9.1 m) but during this event they recorded depths of 66 feet

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from just above Gavins Point to northern Missouri. The closings made it impossible to cross the river for more than 100 miles (160 km) between Sioux City and Omaha and another 100 miles (160 km) between

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north of the plant effectively making the river impossible to drive across for 100 miles (160 km) from Sioux City to Omaha—although officials said they hoped to erect flood barriers to reopen it.

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In Omaha, after peaking at 36.29 feet (11.06 m) on July 2, 2011, the river was still more than 3 feet (0.91 m) above the flood stage of 29 feet (8.8 m) as of August 28.

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On June 6, the Kansas City Corps of Engineers sent letters from its Real Estate Division to landowners along the river in northwest Missouri, telling them that through the

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to evacuate storm and sewer water directly into the Missouri River. By June 22, the city estimated 3 million dollars had been spent directly towards this flooding event.

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On July 3 a planned fireworks display in Richard Berkley Riverfront Park in Kansas City proceeded as planned and included the unveiling of a new lighting scheme on the

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City. One of the rail lines providing coal was covered in water and the utility wanted to raise that track. The plants had been getting coal via a parallel line.

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County Road 34 in Fort Calhoun, Nebraska, underwater on June 19. The closer treeline in the distance is the normal west bank of the Missouri River and is part of

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reported that residents of Holt County had dubbed the flood "Corpstrina" (pronounced Kor-TRINA) evoking the Corps of Engineers which regulates the river and the

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with a seepage berm to allow water to seep through the levee but hold the levee materials in place. The action came after the Corps reported there were multiple

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of flooding areas on June 18, 2011. The Missouri River is reflected by gages in the middle and top. Purple reflects heavy flooding and orange moderate flooding.

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The flood in the last two weeks of June was made more intense by rains 600 percent or more above normal in the Missouri River basin below the Gavins Point Dam.

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On June 9, Nebraska reported its first event-related fatality when a worker was killed while working on a levee at Fort Calhoun when his truck tipped over.

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known locally as "the Duck" was used to provide transportation from Sloan across the floodwaters to the casino. The Duck now makes annual appearances as a

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In May 2011, dams above Gavins Point began stepping up the release of water (in cubic feet/second), exceeding all previous nationwide records for release.

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said they were experiencing higher ticket sales. They speculated that the difficulty of driving from Sioux City and Omaha had spurred the increase.

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the river normally flows at 4 miles (6.4 km) per hour but in the early days of the flood it was flowing at 11.6 miles (18.7 km) per hour

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During the flood, every bridge between Omaha and Kansas City was either closed entirely, had exit ramps blocked or had other work at some point.

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The flood, rather than being a short term event, was anticipated to last from June through August 2011 as a result of attempts by the

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On June 29, Nebraska reported its first flood-related death when the body of a 26-year-old fisherman was found in the river near the

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On July 3, Lindbergh Road which rings Eppley by the levees was closed so work could continue on 70 relief wells by the levees.

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in Omaha were functional. The wells pump water collecting around the airport over the levee wall back into the Missouri River.

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A study by Utah State University examined the buildup of water storage leading to the 2011 Missouri River flooding observed by

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On July 2, the Corps of Engineers awarded a $ 1.4 million contract to shore up the 9 miles (14 km) levee system around

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downstream could have been alleviated by river control work and new levee construction that came about in the wake of the

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The United States Coast Guard closed the river to boaters from Gavins Point Dam (Mile Post 850) to Mile Post 450 near

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On July 2 Amtrak announced that two miles (3 km) of track between Kansas City and St. Louis was flooded between

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On June 27, officials said water "could begin slopping" over the emergency levee at Hamburg on its west side. The

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Corps of Engineers photo of June 16, 2011, showing the Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant surrounded by flood water

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declared much of North Dakota a disaster area over flooding which began on February 14 and had been continuing.

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reported that 265 square miles (690 km) of Nebraska has been inundated by floods on the Missouri and the

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confirmed the plant's safety when he visited the plant on June 27. On June 29 officials planned to close the

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water level. Union Pacific had embargoed its main rail line which goes between St. Joseph and Kansas City.

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Interchange of I-29 and I-680 north of Council Bluffs, Iowa, looking towards the Mormon Bridge on June 16

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comparing the river between Sioux City and Leavenworth on June 30, 2011 (top) and June 29, 2010 (bottom)

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On July 6 a breach at Atchison County that had started on June 19 widened to 600 feet (180 m).

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the flood water which is predominately coming from behind dams is clear rather than the traditional

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release gates discharging floodwater at 150,000 cu ft/s (4,200 m/s) on June 15, 2011.

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which comes close to the Missouri but is not a tributary as it flows instead north into the

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but continued to maintain other traffic via trains rerouted to the Sedalia subdivision.

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Looking toward Rulo and Big Lake (the latter of which is obliterated in the trees) from

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implies persistence of dry conditions for the next 2 to 3 years, which is linked to the

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earlier in the year. Significantly lower than normal rain in eastern Arizona led to the

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On June 21, South Dakota reported its first flood fatalities when two women drowned in

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water going into Gavins Point would fill it in 1.5 days if the reservoir were empty.

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On July 1 the Corps of Engineers reported that every non-federal levee from Rulo to

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researchers who are studying unique aspects of the flood. Among their discoveries:

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were used to bring in 2,000 pound sand bags to reinforce the Sugar Tree levee in

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On June 30, the spillway at Big Bend Dam was temporarily closed for inspections.

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On June 26 BNSF had to close its main rail line providing coal to Kansas City's

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rail line which is the main line for providing coal to Kansas City's giant

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Missouri River Near Williston, North Dakota - National Weather Service

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On June 29, officials at Missouri's largest coal-fired power plant at

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Cooper Nuclear Power Station on the edge of the flood on June 15, 2011

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releasing record 150,000 cubic feet/second of water on June 14, 2011.

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had to step up its release of water. Amtrak suspended service on the

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James River near Grace City, North Dakota - National Weather Service

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was breached and the levee protecting Big Lake was breached near

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bridge breached, prompting an evacuation in Atchison County, MO.

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Spring 2011 Flood Information (Corps of Engineers - Kansas City)

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riverboat casino closed. Levee toppings prompted the closure of

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Breaching of the levee at Mile 550 in Atchison County on June 19

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On June 27, officials said 12 of 70 planned dewatering wells at

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on its east side was reported to be two feet above flood stage.

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to halt all outflows (including electrical generation) from

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was closed. Residents of Winthrop were evacuated on June 27.

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Spring 2011 Flood Information (Corps of Engineers - Omaha)

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On June 23, the main levee 3 miles (4.8 km) north of

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showing flooding from Blair to Plattsmouth to June 30.

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On June 22, a mandatory evacuation of all residents in

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after a third of the landside part of the levee slid.

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according to the Lyman County Herald of Presho, S.D.

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3016:"Nuclear Plant's Vital Equipment Dry, Officials Say" 2455:"Scramble to save Iowa town as floodwaters approach" 2258:"S. Dakota residents evacuate ahead of dam releases" 645:. Flooding on Pryor Creek, another tributary of the 2967:"River falls short of Nebraska nuke plant shutdown" 2905:"Nuke Plant Lost Spent Fuel Pump In Suspected Fire" 2102: 2100: 4260:"Businesses get ready for Missouri River flooding" 2685:"Missouri River Flooding To Leave Lasting Effects" 1682: 1680: 1539: 1537: 1381:On July 11 the Coast Guard closed the river above 2960: 2958: 2956: 37:may be compromised due to out-of-date information 3242:. ncnewspress.com. June 24, 2011. Archived from 2433:"Missouri River levee near Hamburg, Iowa, fails" 2359:. argusleader.com. June 22, 2011. Archived from 2308:. argusleader.com. June 22, 2011. Archived from 4238:"Atchison, Kan. | Flickr - Photo Sharing!" 3720:. KansasCity.com. June 24, 2011. Archived from 2332:"Flash Flood Claims two lives near Lower Brule" 1761: 1759: 982:to declare an "Alert", which is level 2 on the 748:urged residents in the Country Club section of 617:and the Wyoming state line. May 26 flooding on 4134:. Leavenworthcounty.fox4kc.com. Archived from 3195:"Swollen Missouri River spurs new evacuations" 482:(Mile 622) between Nebraska and Iowa north of 4184:"State Responds To Northeast Kansas Flooding" 3581:"Corps' response to "Willing Seller" letters" 3116:"Flood berm bursts at Nebraska nuclear plant" 2989:"No One Hurt In Emergency Helicopter Landing" 2004:. Blogs.desmoinesregister.com. Archived from 1794:. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. June 28, 2011 879:(while flood walls were built to protect the 853:was also impacted by the break in the levee. 727:Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer 436:(just south of Omaha) at Mile Marker 591 and 8: 2767:"Mayor's Office: $ 3 Million Spent On Flood" 2530: 2528: 2282:. Keloland.Com. June 3, 2011. Archived from 2141:"Montana flooding swamps towns, reservation" 1789:"Missouri River Mainstem Reservoir Bulletin" 1736: 1734: 1714:"Missouri River Mainstem Reservoir Bulletin" 796:, was inaccessible. Shortly after, a yellow 521:(Mile 497) between Nebraska and Missouri at 512:(Mile 535) between Nebraska and Missouri at 4009:"Rising waters force Riverfest to relocate" 2204:"Minot preparing for new Souris River high" 1719:. US Army Corps of Engineers. June 22, 2011 502:(Mile 561) between Nebraska and Iowa (near 16:2011 flood affecting multiple states in USA 2799:. Omaha.com. June 10, 2011. Archived from 1480:"Missouri River Mainstem Reservoir System" 633:created flooding that closed a portion of 530:(Mile 422) between Kansas and Missouri at 473:(Mile 691) between Nebraska and Iowa near 243: 4160:. Kmbc.com. June 24, 2007. Archived from 2991:. Wowt.com. June 23, 2011. Archived from 2743:. Omaha.com. June 4, 2011. Archived from 2225: 2223: 2221: 2047: 2045: 1900:. Omaha.com. July 2, 2011. Archived from 1865: 1863: 1861: 1620: 1256:in Holt County were ordered to evacuate. 955:installed giant water pumps just east of 3334:. Ketv.com. June 7, 2011. Archived from 2129:Flooding closes stretch of Interstate 90 1945:"City of Atchison, Kansas / Rumor Watch" 1924:"Iowa Side Of Pedestrian Bridge Reopens" 686:in Canada, which also experienced prior 427:The flood forced the closing of several 4286:"Non-Federal Levee Status Daily Report" 4107:. D8externalaffairs.com. Archived from 3536:"Pdf : Corps letter to landowners" 2206:. Bismarcktribune.com. November 3, 2010 1690:. Nwd-mr.usace.army.mil. Archived from 1659:"Riverwatch 2011 Missouri River Region" 1547:. Bismarcktribune.com. November 3, 2010 1457: 1166:Water Resources Development Act of 1986 1074:National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency 986:. Officials for the plant's owner, the 967:Fort Calhoun Nuclear Generating Station 579:Centennial Bridge (Leavenworth, Kansas) 459:between Nebraska and South Dakota near 1518:. Columbia Missourian. Archived from 826:and the Missouri River was declared. 811:On June 4, near River Mile 575 (near 7: 3837:. Lakenewsonline.com. Archived from 3358:"The latest on the flooding: July 5" 1947:. Cityofatchison.com. Archived from 1474: 1472: 1290:Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge 925:Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge 829:On June 25, a levee breach north of 111:was triggered by record snowfall in 4388:MightyMoRiver crowd-sourced project 4318:"Federal Levee Status Daily Report" 3744:"Customers – Weather Interruptions" 2715:"Cody ranch plans August reopening" 2110:. Billingsgazette.com. May 22, 2011 2028:"Iowa Department of Transportation" 457:Chief Standing Bear Memorial Bridge 4349:Beck, Margery A. (June 22, 2023). 4213:. Newspressnow.com. Archived from 3914:. Newspressnow.com. Archived from 3887:. Newspressnow.com. Archived from 3773:. Newspressnow.com. Archived from 3642:. Newspressnow.com. Archived from 3510:"Corps letter adds to flood anger" 3390:from the original on July 10, 2011 2000:Lucas Grundmeier (June 27, 2011). 1974:. Newspressnow.com. Archived from 1688:"Reservoir Control Center Reports" 1066:on the airport side of the levee. 733:On June 1, nearly 3,000 people in 14: 4130:Scott Macintosh (June 22, 2011). 3800:. OzarksFirst.com. Archived from 2911:. Omaha, Nebraska. Archived from 2829:. Lincoln, Nebraska. June 6, 2011 2691:. August 25, 2011. Archived from 2659:"The latest on flooding: July 11" 2562:"Breach brings flood to Percival" 2536:"The latest on flooding: June 28" 2477:"Mills County Residents Evacuate" 2079:"Flood halts bridge construction" 1840:"Flood forces creative commuting" 1283:Lewis and Clark Village, Missouri 1279:Terrible's St. Jo Frontier Casino 947:'s home near the Platte River in 888:approximately 10 a.m. on July 1. 744:On June 3, South Dakota governor 605:and nearby tributaries inundated 601:On May 22, 2011, flooding of the 586:Flood stages and effects by state 571:(Mile 448) – South bound exit in 543:Short term closings/interruptions 471:Burt County Missouri River Bridge 4408:2011 floods in the United States 4262:. KansasCity.com. Archived from 3910:Marshall White (June 30, 2011). 3694:. KansasCity.com. Archived from 2741:"City dumps raw sewage in river" 2607:"Citizens blow up private levee" 2233:. News.yahoo.com. Archived from 2081:. KansasCity.com. Archived from 2053:"The latest on flooding: July 3" 1898:"The latest on flooding: July 2" 1872:"The latest on flooding: July 1" 1816:. News.yahoo.com. Archived from 1769:. argusleader.com. June 21, 2011 1569:. News.yahoo.com. Archived from 1426:Kansas Department of Corrections 1404:, south bound exit ramp off the 1183:(across the Missouri River from 1017:" (the least-serious of the NRC 651:Pompeys Pillar National Monument 23: 3937:Evenson, Kelly (July 2, 2011). 3462:"OPPD flood bill so far: $ 26M" 3410:"Reservoirs gain a little room" 3065:Kerley, David (June 27, 2011). 3014:Wald, Matthew (June 27, 2011). 2934:Smollen, Gary (June 14, 2011). 2773:. June 23, 2001. Archived from 2605:Nelson, Andrew (July 2, 2011). 2431:Avok, Michael (June 13, 2011). 2404:Gannon, Katie (June 10, 2011). 1393:On June 22, Leavenworth closed 975:Federal Aviation Administration 885:DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge 863:On July 1, the main levee near 851:DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge 103:The 2011 flooding event on the 4236:City, Kansas (June 27, 2011). 3941:. The Examiner. Archived from 3240:"Levee Breach Near Brownville" 2483:. 24 June 2011. Archived from 1296:On June 28, the Corps ordered 1007:Nebraska Public Power District 984:NRC's emergency classification 788:Casino, which is owned by the 429:Missouri River traffic bridges 415:Missouri River bridge closings 1: 3140:. Tfr.faa.gov. Archived from 2851:. Tfr.faa.gov. Archived from 2385:. The Republic. June 30, 2011 1430:Lansing Correctional Facility 1385:, at Mile 226 to navigation. 1252:On June 21, 300 residents of 1015:Notification of Unusual Event 1009:'s (NPPD) nuclear plant near 980:Nuclear Regulatory Commission 4059:. Fox4kc.com. Archived from 2936:"Ft. Calhoun Flood Defenses" 2903:Cole, Kevin (June 8, 2011). 2874:Tracy, Ryan (June 8, 2011). 2256:CHET BROKAW (June 4, 2011). 1601:Geophysical Research Letters 1109:that gives the Missouri its 597:2011 Musselshell River flood 549:Blair Bridge (U.S. Route 30) 494:Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge 220:2012–2013 Midwestern drought 93:2011 Mississippi River flood 3615:. Omaha.com. Archived from 3512:. Omaha.com. Archived from 3464:. Omaha.com. Archived from 3438:. Omaha.com. Archived from 3436:"USGS notes flood's quirks" 3412:. Omaha.com. Archived from 3386:. Nasa.gov. June 30, 2011. 3360:. Omaha.com. Archived from 2717:. Omaha.com. Archived from 2661:. Omaha.com. Archived from 2538:. Omaha.com. Archived from 2055:. Omaha.com. Archived from 1874:. Omaha.com. Archived from 1842:. Omaha.com. Archived from 988:Omaha Public Power District 790:Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska 4434: 4186:. Wibw.com. Archived from 4011:. ksdk.com. Archived from 3668:. Kmbc.com. Archived from 3216:the Lincoln Journal Star. 2637:"Niet compatibele browser" 2408:. Ktiv.com. Archived from 2169:. Fema.gov. Archived from 1742:"Niet compatibele browser" 1440:by Sherman Army Airfield. 1261:Lewis and Clark State Park 1179:closed in early June from 965:The flooding affected the 890:Pottawattamie County, Iowa 761:Lyman County, South Dakota 674:Some of the most dramatic 660: 594: 138:South Sioux City, Nebraska 134:Dakota Dunes, South Dakota 4418:2011 in the United States 3488:"Missouri River at Omaha" 1019:emergency classifications 903:On July 11, officials at 3613:"The latest on flooding" 3197:. CNN.com. June 15, 2011 3169:Nebraska City News-Press 3118:. CNN.com. June 27, 2011 2797:"The latest on flooding" 1422:Wyandotte County, Kansas 1372:Carroll County, Missouri 465:Mike Durfee State Prison 170:National Weather Service 162:Jefferson City, Missouri 87:precipitation along the 84:U.S. Weather Service map 3883:St. Joseph News-Press. 2881:The Wall Street Journal 1365:Missouri National Guard 1354:Christopher Bond Bridge 1308:until at least July 5. 1185:Nebraska City, Nebraska 806:Winnebago High School's 678:in North Dakota was on 663:2011 Souris River flood 504:Nebraska City, Nebraska 226:Release of water by dam 3746:. BNSF. Archived from 3138:"1/6704 NOTAM Details" 2849:"1/6523 NOTAM Details" 1592:Wang, Shih-Yu (2014). 1217:On June 19 a levee in 1161: 1153: 1003:Cooper Nuclear Station 971:Fort Calhoun, Nebraska 936: 928: 730: 719: 621:inundated portions of 424: 238: 194: 186: 154:Saint Joseph, Missouri 126:Bismarck, North Dakota 100: 76: 65: 4413:Missouri River floods 4330:on September 28, 2011 4298:on September 20, 2011 3619:on September 19, 2012 3593:on September 28, 2011 2412:on September 28, 2011 1395:Sherman Army Airfield 1368:Blackhawk helicopters 1347:Missouri River Runner 1324:St. Joseph News-Press 1159: 1139: 934: 922: 905:Sioux Gateway Airport 896:, officials earlier. 894:Harrison County, Iowa 873:Missouri Valley, Iowa 847:Missouri Valley, Iowa 725: 714: 528:Amelia Earhart Bridge 434:Plattsmouth, Nebraska 422: 233: 192: 183: 158:Kansas City, Missouri 82: 71: 63: 3516:on September 6, 2012 3416:on September 7, 2012 3364:on September 5, 2012 2803:on September 6, 2012 2747:on September 5, 2012 2457:. CNN. June 14, 2011 1904:on September 6, 2012 1846:on September 6, 2012 1622:10.1002/2013GL059042 1196:St. Joseph, Missouri 771:Pierre, South Dakota 667:On May 10 President 649:prompted closing of 603:Little Bighorn River 514:Brownville, Nebraska 500:Nebraska City Bridge 438:St. Joseph, Missouri 258:Previous record year 253:Previous record flow 150:Council Bluffs, Iowa 130:Pierre, South Dakota 4111:on January 21, 2013 4015:on January 27, 2013 3989:. Water.weather.gov 3967:. Water.weather.gov 3290:. Water.weather.gov 2542:on January 30, 2013 2336:Lyman County Herald 2059:on January 30, 2013 1613:2014GeoRL..41..991W 1406:Pony Express Bridge 1374:, near Mile 300 at 1189:Rock Port, Missouri 1142:Fortescue, Missouri 1045:Little Nemaha River 837:which could impact 833:flooded an area of 808:homecoming parade. 690:. 10,000 people in 569:Pony Express Bridge 273:Flow June/July 2011 208:Great Flood of 1993 166:St. Louis, Missouri 3804:on October 3, 2011 3442:on August 13, 2012 3246:on August 11, 2011 3020:The New York Times 2721:on August 13, 2012 2611:Omaha World Herald 2173:on August 27, 2011 2030:. News.iowadot.gov 1870:The World-Herald. 1162: 1154: 1094:Omaha World-Herald 957:Qwest Center Omaha 937: 929: 798:amphibious vehicle 731: 720: 625:. Waters from the 563:Bellevue, Nebraska 461:Niobrara, Nebraska 451:Long term closings 442:Plattsmouth Bridge 425: 386:157,000 (planned) 364:165,000 (planned) 239: 199:Corps of Engineers 195: 187: 101: 77: 66: 4190:on March 25, 2012 4164:on March 22, 2012 3945:on March 20, 2012 3891:on March 14, 2012 3841:on March 21, 2012 3750:on April 12, 2011 3672:on March 22, 2012 3557:Messenger, Tony. 3338:on March 20, 2012 3220:. Journalstar.com 2915:on March 20, 2012 2884:. Omaha, Nebraska 2777:on March 20, 2012 2695:on March 20, 2012 2286:on March 22, 2012 1514:Schick, Anthony. 1383:Glasgow, Missouri 1328:Hurricane Katrina 1317:Missouri Route 45 1243:Nishnabotna River 1227:Brownville Bridge 1223:Corning, Missouri 941:Scouts Rest Ranch 883:) and closing of 858:Nishnabotna River 684:Assiniboine River 647:Yellowstone River 631:Yellowstone River 619:Musselshell River 510:Brownville Bridge 475:Decatur, Nebraska 412: 411: 296:65,500 (June 19) 268:Flow May 31, 2011 56: 55: 4425: 4366: 4365: 4363: 4361: 4346: 4340: 4339: 4337: 4335: 4329: 4323:. Archived from 4322: 4314: 4308: 4307: 4305: 4303: 4297: 4291:. Archived from 4290: 4282: 4276: 4275: 4273: 4271: 4266:on June 30, 2011 4256: 4250: 4249: 4247: 4245: 4233: 4227: 4226: 4224: 4222: 4209:Marshall White. 4206: 4200: 4199: 4197: 4195: 4180: 4174: 4173: 4171: 4169: 4154: 4148: 4147: 4145: 4143: 4127: 4121: 4120: 4118: 4116: 4101: 4095: 4094: 4092: 4090: 4085:. 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