Mississippi Delta Region
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Picture to the left: This 700 ft section of levee slid into the east side of the Mississippi River on August 23, 1983 at Darrow, in Ascension Parrish, Louisiana. The slide occured shortly after a high water stage had receded, suggesting that toe undercutting and rapid drawdown likely contributed to the failure.
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History of New Orleans Flood Protection
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