Great Plains Geology
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Mushroom shaped formations in the Alberta Badlands
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- View of the Missouri River after the flooding receded from the First National Building in downtown Omaha by Chris Machian
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View of the Missouri River from the First National Bank building looking east from downtown Omaha into Council Bluffs Iowa Wednesday evening November 30, 2011. This is after the flood water receded. To view my other flood gigapans: www.omaha.com/article/20110629/NEWS01/306239807
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Taken in Theodore Roosevelt National Park (North Unit) just north of Grassy Butte, North Dakota, United States. Due to all the rain and flooding they have had, it was greener than I can ever recall. The Little Missouri river never has that much water.
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View of the Missouri River flood from the Lewis and Clark Monument in Council Bluffs Iowa, looking west towards downtown Omaha in the background. July 6, 2011. At 9:15 am the river was 35.5 Feet, flood stage is 29 feet. You can also see Interstate 29 flooded in the background.
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The Lewis and Clark expedition arrived in Kansas June 26, 1804, and camped three nights at the spot where the Kansas River meets the mighty Missouri.
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- View of the flooded Missouri River from the First National Building in downtown Omaha. by Chris Machian
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View of the flooded Missouri River from the First National Bank building looking east from downtown Omaha into Council Bluffs Iowa Wednesday evening June 29, 2011. The river was about 36 feet high, flood stage for this area is 29 feet. To view my other flood gigapans: www.omaha.com/article/20110629/NEWS01/3
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Looking west at workers inspecting the levee southwest of Hamburg Iowa, Wednesday afternoon, June 22, 2011. Missouri River flooding has broken through at several points in the federal levee system. This levee is a man-made one that was hurriedly built before the water reached the town using soil dug out of nearby far...
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