Image:Taum Sauk reservoir-FERC 12 22 05 02.jpg
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Description: This is a view of the path scoured by water flow from the breached Taum Sauk upper reservoir, as seen from atop Proffit Mountain. A broad swath was scoured to the bedrock as over a billion gallons of water poured down in less than half an hour.
Source': Federal Energy Regulatory Commission[1]
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