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South Fargo
An aerial view of south Fargo, which has been flooded by the Red River.
Photo courtesy of the North Dakota Wing, Civil Air Patrol
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Gary Stay helps brace a retaining wall
Gary Stay, a volunteer from Longville, Minnesota, helps to brace a retaining wall holding back flood water from reaching the ground level of Brian Witthoeft's home March 27, 2009 in Moorhead, Minnesota. The Red River is expected to continue rising until Saturday evening when a crest of 42 to 43 feet is expected.
Scott Olson/Getty Images
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Fire Chief Dan Winkel examines a retaining wall
Dan Winkel, Fire Chief of Andover, Minnesota, examines a retaining wall holding back flood water from reaching the ground level of a home March 27, 2009 in Moorhead, Minnesota. The Red River is expected to continue rising until Saturday evening when a crest of 42 to 43 feet is expected.
Scott Olson/Getty Images