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

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two people wading across a flooded road; a crowd of people and several cars visible on the far side of the flooding

Road overflow section just south of Fishing Creek near Enfield gage, Halifax County

Saturday, September 18, 1999

Three men carry road-barricade sign across the overflow section to other side to be set up in road. One of four road overflow sections associated with this stream, the measurement made in this particular section revealed maximum depth and velocity of about 1 foot and 5 feet per second, respectively.

Photo taken by Curtis Weaver

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