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  2. 1986 in Michigan - Wikipedia

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    Gov. Blanchard declared the flooding to be the worst in state history. 2. The November gubernatorial election in which James Blanchard won re-election with 68% of the vote. Republican William Lucas, the first African-American candidate for the office, received 31% of the vote. The margin was the largest landslide in Michigan in six decades. 3.

  3. Floods in the United States (1900–1999) - Wikipedia

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    7.1 Michigan flood – April/May 1960. 7.2 New Hampshire flood ... A total of six people perished during the flood. Damage totaled US$500 million (1986 dollars), and ...

  4. Tittabawassee River - Wikipedia

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    The next day, water levels were predicted to reach 38 feet: four feet higher than the flood of 1986. [11] National Guard units and a FEMA team were brought in to assist. The Tridge is a three-way footbridge at the confluence of the Tittabawassee and Chippewa rivers

  5. Michigan flood victims may have to wait for accountability - AOL

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    A lawsuit that accuses the state of Michigan of failing to regulate and enforce safety regulations on a dam that failed, causing an estimated $200 million in damages and destroying 2,500 ...

  6. Croton Dam (Michigan) - Wikipedia

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    The dam was threatened by rainfall during the flood of September 1986. The Croton and Hardy nearly failed during the peak of the flood, caused by a storm that dumped 14 inches (36 cm) of rain on West Michigan in 48 hours.

  7. Cosumnes River - Wikipedia

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    The most notable flooding occurred in 1986, 1997, 2017, and 2023. [12] The 1997 storm was the largest recorded event on the Cosumnes River, with peak flow of 97,000 cubic feet per second at the Michigan Bar stream gauge [13] estimated to be close to a 200-year event. Many Cosumnes levees breached during this storm.

  8. Plants cropping up in lost Michigan lakes where dams failed - AOL

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    Four Lakes Task Force wants to use eminent domain to gain ownership of four Midland-area dams — including the Edenville and Sanford dams that failed in the May 19 storms, sending water raging ...

  9. River Raisin - Wikipedia

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    Flooding along the river has three causes: heavy rains, ice dams developing during spring break-up, and on-shore winds pushing Lake Erie waters upstream. The worst flood was recorded on March 16, 1982, at 15,300 cu ft/s (430 m 3 /s), compared to an average mean flow of 741 cu ft/s (21.0 m 3 /s). Flooding affects mostly the lowest portions of ...