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Media Editors |
The April Fool's Flood on the Delaware River |
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Higher than the floods brought on by Hurricane Ivan,
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The
Exxon gas station at Rt. 611 & 3rd Street in Easton |
The
American Grill at Rts. 32 & 611 in Kintnersville. |
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| The Kintnersville intersection from farther away. | ||
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| Before
April, this house between the river and the canal just south of Kintnersville had been for sale for a million dollars. As of January, 2007, it's still sitting empty. |
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The
Indian Rock Inn was awash, and Rt. 32 from the north remains closed
even halfway through May. |
As
in 1955, Upper Black Eddy was one of the hardest-hit communities along the river. |
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| Further downriver, New Hope had problems of its own. | ||
| All photos except the Easton one on this page are courtesy Tom Macfarlan, Nockamixon Township Emergency Management. | ||