SEPTEMBER 2009 FLOODING

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September 2009 Flooding
Yellow River near Stewart (02208005)

 Hydrologic information for this site.

Yellow River at GA 212, near Stewart showing a cross-section on downstream side of bridge. Picture was made on the morning of Sept. 23, 2009. This station is a lake-standards monitoring station for Lake Jackson. Photo by Phil Albertson, USGS.