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Great Lakes flooding

Contact: Byron Lane 517-241-9862

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers determined design flood levels on the Great Lakes and connecting channels based on frequency curves of annual maximum instantaneous water levels. The flood levels and the analysis are described in these two reports.


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