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Asheville Victims Claimed by Flood
Asheville Citizen
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July 17, 1916
Course Planned on Flood Control
Author unknown
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January 5, 1978
Flood Aftermath
Bill Moore
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November 8, 1977
Roads, Bridges, Dams are Victims of the Flood
Barbara Blake
,
November 7, 1977
County Schools Closed
Author unknown
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November 7, 1977
Flood Rips WNC; Five Dead
Jay Hensley
,
November 7, 1977
Riverside Drive...From West Asheville Bridge
June Glenn Jr.
,
November 7, 1977
And Death Rode the Angry Waters
Jay Hensley
,
November 7, 1977
Flash Flooding Possible Today
Author unknown
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November 5, 1977
Too Destructive: French Broad Plan Irks
Arthur M. Dehon
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June 30, 1971
Flooded Patton Avenue
Malcolm Gamble
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October 18, 1975
WNC Battered by Rains
Author unknown
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October 18, 1975
Transylvania Flood Damage Heavy
Cal Carpenter
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June 4, 1976
WNC Storm Toll Climbs
Author unknown
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May 31, 1976
Engineer Declares Dam on Trout Creek is Safe
Author unknown
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May 21, 1976
Fighting to Raise the Water Level
Harry Duke
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May 19, 1976
Transylvania, Madison Set Pace
Author unknown
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May 3, 1973
Agnes' Damage Estimated at $500,000 in Yancey
Author unknown
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June 24, 1972
House Gets Mudbath
June Glenn Jr.
,
June 21, 1972
Forecast: Asheville and Vicinity
Author unknown
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June 21, 1972
Rains Threaten Yancey Site
Ed Spears
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June 21, 1972
53 Briges Were Washed Out in Floods
Author unknown
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June 22, 1949
Our Floods Are Preventable
Author unknown
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June 20, 1949
High Waters Emphasize Need for Flood Control
C. R. Sumner
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June 19, 1949
Flood Damage in WNC May Total $1 Million
Author unknown
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June 18, 1949
Fighting the Floods
Author unknown
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June 18, 1949
Water Several Feet Deep
Bill Warren
,
June 17, 1949
Haywood Crops Take Beating, Homes Spared
J. Hart Snyder
,
June 17, 1949
WNC Streams Overflow Banks, Washing Out Roads and Bridges
Bob Gallimore
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June 17, 1949
Flood Control Projects to be Considered
Author unknown
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September 20, 1940
TVA Engineers to Study Flood Control Project
Author unknown
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September 12, 1940
W.N.C. Sections are Cleaning Up After Big Flood
Author unknown
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September 2, 1940
W.N.C. Floods Leave Destruction in Wake
P.A. Donnahoe
,
September 1, 1940
Floods Wreak Havoc in Western North Carolina
Bob Brown
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August 31, 1940
Many Refuse to Leave
Author unknown
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August 31, 1940
Floods Roar Through Madison Town
Hillard Henson
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August 31, 1940
Rain Swollen Streams Leave Trail of Death
Author unknown
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August 31, 1940
Heavy Rainfall Sends Streams Out of Banks
Author unknown
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August 30, 1940
Henderson's Damage in Flood is Over $50k
Author unknown
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August 19, 1928
Traffic Blocked by Big Slides Caused by Rains
Author unknown
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August 16, 1928
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Asheville Victims Claimed by Flood
Course Planned on Flood Control
Flood Aftermath
Roads, Bridges, Dams are Victims of the Flood
County Schools Closed
Flood Rips WNC; Five Dead
Riverside Drive...From West Asheville Bridge
And Death Rode the Angry Waters
Flash Flooding Possible Today
Too Destructive: French Broad Plan Irks
Flooded Patton Avenue
WNC Battered by Rains
Transylvania Flood Damage Heavy
WNC Storm Toll Climbs
Engineer Declares Dam on Trout Creek is Safe
Fighting to Raise the Water Level
Transylvania, Madison Set Pace
Agnes' Damage Estimated at $500,000 in Yancey
House Gets Mudbath
Forecast: Asheville and Vicinity
Rains Threaten Yancey Site
53 Briges Were Washed Out in Floods
Our Floods Are Preventable
High Waters Emphasize Need for Flood Control
Flood Damage in WNC May Total $1 Million
Fighting the Floods
Water Several Feet Deep
Haywood Crops Take Beating, Homes Spared
WNC Streams Overflow Banks, Washing Out Roads and Bridges
Flood Control Projects to be Considered
TVA Engineers to Study Flood Control Project
W.N.C. Sections are Cleaning Up After Big Flood
W.N.C. Floods Leave Destruction in Wake
Floods Wreak Havoc in Western North Carolina
Many Refuse to Leave
Floods Roar Through Madison Town
Rain Swollen Streams Leave Trail of Death
Heavy Rainfall Sends Streams Out of Banks
Henderson's Damage in Flood is Over $50k
Traffic Blocked by Big Slides Caused by Rains