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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-0221 (54637345172)
Crews remove debris from the San Antonio St, Bridge, which was inundated with flood water from the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025. Debris and storm water flow from the July 4, 2025 rainstorm closed the bridge until cleared . This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures,
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-0297 (54638514400)
Crews remove debris from the San Antonio St, Bridge, which was inundated with flood water from the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025. Debris and storm water flow from the July 4, 2025 rainstorm closed the bridge until cleared . This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures,
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-0499 (54637345762)
Flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 remains evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and vehicles in low-lying areas. Riverside homeowners narrowly av
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-0569 (54638515920)
Water utility personnel are actively managing water flow following the recent rainstorm that flooded Kerr, Kendall, and other counties along the Guadalupe River in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025. The aftermath of the heavy rains from July 4th is still evident. This storm caused the river level to surge dramatically by approximately 20-30 feet within just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives. The floodwaters quickly inundated the riparian zone, sweeping away concrete pi
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-0589 (54638449898)
On July 5, 2025, people gathered along the banks of the flood-damaged Guadalupe River in Center Point, Texas. Many were drawn by curiosity, while others came to search for survivors and those unaccounted for after the rainstorm that struck on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river's level to rise by approximately 20 to 30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the loss of many lives. The rapid rise of the floodwaters overwhelmed the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgr
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-0886 (54638205496)
People were drawn to the banks of the flood damaged Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 where people come out of curiosity, or the help look for survivors and those who are unaccounted for following the July 4, 2025 rainstorm. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, pla
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-0914 (54638450398)
People were drawn to the banks of the flood damaged Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 where people come out of curiousity, or the help look for survivors and those who are unaccounted for following the July 4, 2025 rainstorm. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, pl
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-0928 (54638450438)
Flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 remains evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and vehicles in low-lying areas. Riverside homeowners narrowly av
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1202 (54638517660)
Bent over barbeque grill and trees were part of flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 when devistation was evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1216 (54638206651)
Bent over barbeque grill and trees were part of flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 when devistation was evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1222 (54637348532)
Bent over barbeque grill and playground supports were part of flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 when devistation was evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, bu
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1230 (54638426059)
Uprooted trees were part of flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 when devistation was evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. As they were waqshed down the river their bark was damaged as they tumbled in the water. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1256 (54638206896)
Uprooted trees were part of flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 when devistation was evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. As they were waqshed down the river their bark was damaged as they tumbled in the water. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1286 (54638426219)
Heavy equipment remove debris from bridges that were inundated along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 when remains became evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1306 (54638207321)
A small child's swing seat remains attached to the cross support pole that onec held it, now it is in what was a sand vollyball court that was washed away, part of the flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 Remains are now seen following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water qu
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1388 (54638518885)
Water district personnel and contractors work to maintain management of the Center Point Lake Dam along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 after a major rainstorm hit the area the day before, on July 4, 2025. The water had reached the top of the steps. Now with a mobile generator, they are able to power the control systems, and better manage the water now that it is at a managable level flowing over the spillway and slide-gate outlets to help regulate discharge. Water s
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1402 (54638452813)
Water district personnel and contractors work to maintain management of the Center Point Lake Dam along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 after a major rainstorm hit the area the day before, on July 4, 2025. The water had reached the top of the steps. Now with a mobile generator, they are able to power the control systems, and better manage the water now that it is at a managable level flowing over the spillway and slide-gate outlets to help regulate discharge. Water s
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1426 (54638208141)
Horseback riders look at water district personnel and contractors work to maintain management of the Center Point Lake Dam along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 after a major rainstorm hit the area the day before, on July 4, 2025. The water had reached the top of the steps. Now with a mobile generator, they are able to power the control systems, and better manage the water now that it is at a managable level flowing over the spillway and slide-gate outlets to help re
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1440 (54637350002)
Flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 remains evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and vehicles in low-lying areas. Riverside homeowners narrowly av
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1458 (54638208306)
Flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 remains evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and vehicles in low-lying areas. Riverside homeowners narrowly av
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1474 (54638208346)
Flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 remains evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and vehicles in low-lying areas. Riverside homeowners narrowly av
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1484 (54638453258)
Flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 remains evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and vehicles in low-lying areas. Riverside homeowners narrowly av
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1498 (54638453278)
Flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 remains evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and vehicles in low-lying areas. Riverside homeowners narrowly av
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20250705-USDA-RD-TX-LSC-1516 (54638427649)
Flood damage along the Guadalupe River, in Center Point, Texas, on July 5, 2025 remains evident following the rainstorm, the day before, on July 4, 2025. This storm caused the river level to rise approximately 20-30 feet in just one hour, resulting in the tragic loss of dozens of lives, at the time of this image. The water quickly inundated the riparian zone, washing away concrete picnic structures, playgrounds, homes, businesses, and vehicles in low-lying areas. Riverside homeowners narrowly av
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