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None of this is supposed to be under water.

Here's what the Missouri River looks like just across from Nebraska City into Iowa. If you ever drive to Kansas City, you're probably familiar with this interchange of I-29 and Highway 2. The Missouri looks like an ocean.

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This doesn't capture nearly all of it. But you can see the normal Missouri River channel between the tree lines.

This is just south of Highway 2 and Nebraska City looking south.
This is Nebraska City and the miles-wide Missouri River behind it.
Last one from this flight. This is looking back at the I-29/Highway 2 junction from about where the river usually runs.

Highway 2 enters the frame about halfway up the left side. It is entirely under water until after the I-29 junction,
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