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tribtown > Indiana State Police block Indiana 11 toward Jonesville June 8, 2008, as flood waters from the East Fork of the White River crept through low-lying fields and onto the roadway.
tribtown > County Road 760E north of Seymour was one of many flooded June 8, 2008, after the East Fork of the White River crested at near-record 21 feet.
tribtown > Drivers tread through flood waters on North Indiana 11 on June 8, 2008, as area rivers overflowed their banks and caused major flooding in Jackson County.
tribtown > Emergency personnel take to the flooded streets June 8, 2008, in Seymour.
tribtown > Joe Miller, right, and Alex Miller carry supplies along with other residents of Bell Ford Drive on Seymour's far west side after flood waters from the East Fork of the White River forced a mandatory evacuation early June 8, 2008.
tribtown > Tim Fosbrink, left, and Tim Newkirk, both of Seymour Community Schools, unload cases of water donated by The Home Depot at a shelter set up for flood victims at Seymour Middle School on June 8, 2008. The local retailer also donated fans to the shelter.
tribtown > Vehicles tread through flood waters along North Indiana 11 during the early morning hours of June 8, 2008.
tribtown > Flood waters from the swollen East Fork of the White River closed Indiana 11 north of Interstate 65 on June 8, 2008, and prompted an evacaution of Little Acres.
tribtown > Seymour Cpl. Jason Alberring notifies a resident of Devonshire subdivision that a mandatory evacuation order was in effect because of rising flood waters from the swollen East Fork of the White River.
Drivers tread through flood waters on North Indiana 11 on June 8, 2008, as area rivers overflowed their banks and caused major flooding in Jackson County.
> Drivers tread through flood waters on North Indiana 11 on June 8, 2008, as area rivers overflowed their banks and caused major flooding in Jackson County.
Drivers tread through flood waters on North Indiana 11 on June 8, 2008, as area rivers overflowed their banks and caused major flooding in Jackson County.
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