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Re: Iowa Flooding
      Mon Jun 16 2008 07:15 PM

I don't know if it was the last time, but from the AP and WTOP News:

"Dave Koch, a spokesman for the Cedar Rapids fire department, said the river will crest Friday at about 31.8 feet. It was at 30.9 feet early in the morning. In a 1993 flood, considered the worst flood in recent history, it was at 19.27 feet."

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