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1916 Floods in California
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0:45Now PlayingDate: 19th December 1916
Location: CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Mutual Weekly - Storms and Floods Devastate California's Beautiful Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
USA: California: Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley:
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GV. Flooded fields
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CU. Wrecked railway line
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GV.PAN. Devastated bridge across river - middle span of bridge torn off
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GTV. Wrecked railway line on bridge
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LV.PAN. River - bridge in distance
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GV. Ruiver PAN. to wrecked railway line
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floods, flood waters, collapsed bridge, railway tracks, train tracks
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