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Learn more about USGS flood activities related to the 2011 Missouri River Basin Flood resulting from higher-than-average snowmelt runoff combined with heavy spring rains.
Queensland and Brisbane 2010/11 Floods By January 2011, extensive flooding had impacted 75 per cent of the state and a disaster zone was declared. In total, 33 people lost their lives, with three bodies never recovered and declared deceased by the State Coroner in June 2012.
2011 Mississippi River floods 100 populated locations were experiencing major or moderate flooding on May 8, 2011. Source: National Weather ServiceDateMay 4, 2011 to June 20, 2011LocationMississippi River Valley, United StatesDeathsAbout 20 direct 348 indirect from preceding stormsProperty damageUS$2 to 4 billion
A combination of a heavy rainy season and tropical storms caused the worst flooding Thailand had seen for fifty years. Over five per cent of the countrys land was under water by November 2011 and the flooding had affected 13 million people and caused 813 deaths.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. It was deemed the flood of the century. On May 11, 2011, the Mississippi River rose to historic levels spilling over into portions of the Mid-South. The river crested at 48 feet: the second highest level on record since 1937.

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Mississippi: The flood crest moved down the Mississippi River between May 15 and May 21, 2011, causing slightly over $1 billion in direct damages. Most of the destruction was in Tunica County, the far northwestern corner of Mississippi just downstream from Memphis.
During the early spring, frozen land prevents melting snow or rainfall from seeping into the ground. The water then runs off the surface and flows into lakes, streams, and rivers, causing excess water to spill over their banks. Add seasonal storms to the mix, and the result is often severe spring flooding.
This deluge resulted in record flooding on the lower Mississippi River. Arkansas City and Greenville docHubed flood stage on April 28, 2011 and the lower Mississippi River remained in flood at some point through late June with Natchez remaining in flood until June 22.

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