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Category- Floods
Rob Rhyan, Athens County Heron watches flooding of Hocking River.	Rob Rhyan, Athens County Whites Mill at Athens, Ohio	Mel Smith, Scioto County Scioto River Valley near confluence with Ohio River.	Mel Smith, Scioto County River Barge on Ohio River; Flooded Scioto River Valley in background
Jim McCluskey, Licking County Flooding along Northbank in Buckeye Lake	Jim McCluskey, Licking County North side of I-70, West of Canal Road	Jim McCluskey, Licking County Southfork of Licking River goes South under I-70	Jim McCluskey, Licking County Flood waters west of Bell Run along the North side of I-70
Jim McCluskey, Licking County Flooded I-70 Interchange	Keith Rowe, Licking County Southfork of Licking River, flooding I-70	Jim McCluskey, Licking County Swamp Road flooding	Larry Milliron, Columbiana County Subjectivity to flooding frequency and duration influences soils interpretations.
Larry Milliron, Columbiana County Floodwaters help identify the alluvial soils in this landscape.	Larry Milliron, Columbiana County Alluvial soils are subject to flooding.	Larry Milliron, Columbiana County The trees survived numerous flooding events, the crops in the field did not.	Larry Milliron, Columbiana County The lowest soils in the floodplain commonly have the highest flood frequency and duration.
Larry Milliron, Columbiana County Land use and management is impacted by flooding.