July 2010 Pike County, Kentucky Flood
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Uploaded by benbang1973 on Jul 21, 2010
On Saturday, July 17th, areas in Pike County, Kentucky were devastated by a flood. Records show 6-8 inches of rain fell in 15-18 minutes. The river rose four feet in a couple of hours. This is the second time in 14 months our families and friends have suffered from a major flood.
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@GAdawgsfan93 i live up the marrowbone are on wolfpit creek road the first holler goin up marrowbone.
250xrider1 1 year ago
I live on coon creek i remember this day........There were people driving thought the possibly 4ft water.It wsnt until July 28 before our power was restored
Octonuke 1 year ago
I'm from Georgia and I was on a mission trip to Lookout,Kentucky on the Marrowbone Creek the week before that happened. We left the morning of July 17. Do u know how that area was affected? We worked w/ a bunch of kids at the Freeda Harris Ministry Center from Feds Creek and Allegheny and have no idea if those areas were affected.
GAdawgsfan93 1 year ago
Wow. I live up Coon Creek. I didn't see it when it was this bad. I left for Tennessee Saturday morning and got back the following Thursday. And I thought it looked bad then.
PaiNtBaLLeR1370 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this. I don't think that the average citizen has any idea the devastation that has occured. I feel so sad for the many who have experienced loss and will keep them in my thoughts and prayers.
mothershipcrew 1 year ago
harless creek around tha marrowbone area got hit alot worse than this dont get me wrong this is bad, but harless creek there nothin left.
250xrider1 1 year ago
I just returned from Millard I spent a week there fixing the railroad from a mudslide. It is horrible that this isnt getting the media attention so that people can lend a hand. So sorry for the lose there. I witnessed it first hand.
davehopper8 1 year ago
sorry for you're loss i use to live up in pike county many years ago went to belfry high , sad to see the engineers still havent fixed the flooding issues from yrs ago seems the new addition of the cut through has added to the problems there.
we will be praying for all of you good folks in pike county.
Fultonfalcons86 1 year ago
I know how this feels, my house was destroyed by a flood back in 2004.
xxEoExx 1 year ago