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Description Aerial photograph showing the Traverse Gap in Minnesota and South Dakota and flooding at Browns Valley, Minnesota, from ice-covered Lake Traverse (bottom of frame), south to Big Stone Lake (top of image). Interbasin flooding is shown: The Little Minnesota River, which originates in the Mississippi watershed, enters the Traverse Gap from the west (right) and flows south to Big Stone Lake, is flooding the gap and Browns Valley (center); at the lower right floodwaters are crossing the continental divide into Lake Traverse in the watershed of Hudson Bay.
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