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Pedestrians cross flooded bridge in Louisiana, Missouri

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Residents of Louisiana, Missouri, walk across the Illinois-Missouri bridge closed to auto traffic due to flooding.

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Pedestrians cross flooded bridge in Louisiana, Missouri

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Residents of Louisiana, Missouri, walk across the Illinois-Missouri bridge closed to auto traffic due to flooding.

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19 June 2008

Location

Louisiana, United States

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UK RIGHTS ONLY

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Editorial

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