Snow created huge drifts in – and around – Horseshoe Park prior to flooding
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Snow drifts reached as high as the fence line in places prior to flooding
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Snow drifts collect around windows at the ACC Campus prior to flooding
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Volunteers and ACC staff load equipment into one of the Center’s busses during the evacuation
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A constant rain didn’t slow down the volunteer effort with sandbagging
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Two loads of sand were brought to the Center on the first day, followed by four more loads the second day
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Sandbags were filled and those not taken immediately around the ACC Campus were piled into the Center’s garage
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Volunteers load sandbags at the rear of the Center’s Campus
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Volunteers fill sandbags with a Grout Hog
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Volunteers and ACC staff place sandbags around an entrance into the Center’s Campus
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A Bobcat is loaded with sandbags
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Sandbags are piled into a garage at the Center’s Campus
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Water flows past the north entrance to the Anne Carlsen Center
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The frozen James River begins to break up with water that is pumped on top of the ice surface
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Water flows along down the street next to the Anne Carlsen Center’s Jamestown Campus before veering into the James River
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Puddles replace snow banks at Horseshoe Park
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ACC employee Clayton Cordell brings a hose to one of the pump sites
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The grounds behind the ACC Jamestown Campus building show the effects of saturation
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Sandbags are piled in, and in front of, one of the garages at the Center’s Campus
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This pump, brought in from Fargo, moves water at 2,500 gallons per minute
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Pools of water collect around the sign at the north entrance of the ACC Campus
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A member of the North Dakota National Guard helps unhitch one of their pumps
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K&D Auto Center owner Delbert Bossingham stands in front of one of the trucks used to help move equipment from the Anne Carlsen Center in March.
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Members of the North Dakota National Guard pump water over the road running by the stockyards
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