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Date: 2013-01-25 06:54:07
Hydrology
Greater Grand Forks
Red River Flood
Flood
Red River of the North
Assiniboine River
Devils Lake
Portage Diversion
Red River Flood in the United States
Geography of North Dakota
Water
Geography of the United States

Appendix 4 Main Text of the Final Report of the International Red River Basin Task Force—April 2000 Appendix 4

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