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A traumatic flood in the fall of 2013, devastated several mountain communities and claimed four lives in northeast Colorado’s Front Range. The 500-year flood knocked out both bridges to Jamestown, 12 miles northwest of Boulder, destroyed homes, displaced residents, washed away roads and cars, and swept heavy-metal laden mine tailings into James Creek. EPA responded.
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