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Tar River at NC 97 at Rocky Mount, Edgecombe County, September 1999. Photo by David Fowler.

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USGS technician operating equipment on the side of a bridge; cable visible from the equiment to the floodwaters

Fishing Creek near Enfield, Halifax County

Saturday, September 18, 1999

Two USGS crew members (one not visible is standing on other side of bridge crane) making a crane measurement with the power rig and a 150 pound weight. As one recalls, "We had depths up to 27 feet and velocities up to 12.5 feet per second."

Photo taken by Curtis Weaver

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