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 April 21, 1997More than 3,000 evacuated Grand Forks residents were processed through temporary housing Sunday at the Grand Forks Air Force Base. Colburn Hvidston III/The Forum |
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 April 21, 1997A line of sandbaggers reinforces a dike in the Greenfields subdivision of southwest Fargo. Andy Blenkush/The Forum |
 April 21, 1997A payloader is the best mode of transportation in some parts of extreme southwest Fargo. Andy Blenkush/The Forum |
 April 20, 1997Smoke and flames rise from the Security Building Saturday in Grand Forks just hours after the rampaging Red River flooded the downtown area. Associated Press Photo |
 April 20, 1997National Guardsman Tony Vondal carries Trip to safety after the floodwaters forced the dog's owner, Sue Wylot, left, to flee her home in Grand Forks Colburn Hvidston III/The Forum |
 April 20, 1997Strong river currents push this street barricade throught downtown Grand Forks Saturday afternoon after much of the city was evacuated. Colburn Hvidsten III/ The Forum |
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 April 20, 1997A canoe travels west on the high end of Conklin Avenue, a part of the Riverside Park area never previously flooded with surface water. Colburn Hvidston III/The Forum |
 April 20, 1997A power boat transfers a Grand Forks woman to a National Guard troop carrier Saturday after the town was evacuated. Colburn Hvidston III/The Forum |
 April 20, 1997Dump trucks line up along Fargo's 40th Avenue South north of Centennial Elementary School Saturday afternoon as they unload clay being used to build a massive dike meant to protect the city north of there. Dave Wallis/The Forum |
 April 20, 1997Brent Schwan, left, and Pat Healey, members of Valley Water Rescue in Fargo, work with the Fourth Marine Division reserve unit to secure plastic sheets to a dike already under water along Rivershore Drive in Moorhead. Andy Blenkush/The Forum |
 April 20, 1997Larry Jallo calls relatives from a Grand forks phone booth Saturday to let them know water had reached the first floor of his home. Greg Thomson sits at the rear of the boat. Colburn Hvidston III/The Forum |
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