The water has reached record levels north of Fargo-Moorhead and dozens of roads are under water making travel nearly impossible. MPR News sent photojournalist Ann Arbor Miller to get an aerial view of the flooding in the Red River Valley.
More than 30 miles of Interstate 29 remained shut down
from north of Fargo to Hillsboro. State transportation officials
said roads that have never flooded before are now under water.
The level 7 -- the highest level on the internation scale -- signifies a "major accident" with "wider
consequences" than the previous level, according to the standards
scale.
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Some question the sensibility of spending millions to save the small town just north of Moorhead, but Mayor Traci Goble is seeking to build permanent flood protection from the Buffalo River.
A California design firm asked the
Minnesota Supreme Court on Monday to block the firm from being sued
by the state of Minnesota over the deadly Interstate 35W bridge
collapse.
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