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July 15, 1916

The enormous downpours of rain from the hurricane's passage across the state between the 13th and 15th over the drainage areas of the Saluda, Broad, and Catawba rivers in North Carolina up to the 18th created a situation favorable for the most extensive and destructive floods in the history of the Santee System, authentic records being available as far back as 1840.

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