New satellite imagery shows flooding in Yellowstone altered the river's course
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By Judson Jones and Paul Murphy, CNN A vital bridge and road along the Yellowstone River and its tributary, the Gardner River, were destroyed by recent historic flooding. New satellite images from Maxar Technologies show the extent of the damage the torrent of water wrought.
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Yellowstone National Park: Flooding sweeps away houses, washes away bridges
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New satellite imagery shows flooding in Yellowstone altered the river's course
Historic floods have forced closures to parts of Yellowstone Park. As officials assess the widespread damage all entrances are closed indefinitely. Photos of northern Yellowstone showed a mudslide, washed out bridges and roads undercut by churning floodwaters.
Flooding has wiped out roads and bridges and closed off all entrances to Yellowstone National Park at the onset of the busy summer tourist season. Officials are evacuating visitors from
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Dramatic flooding may forever alter the human footprint on Yellowstone National Park's terrain and the communities that have grown around it. Here are some images of the devastation.
Flash flooding in Yellowstone National Park early this week washed out roads and bridges and caused "significant" damage to the town of Gardiner, Montana.
The forces of fire and ice shaped Yellowstone National Park over thousands of years. It took decades longer for humans to tame it enough for tourists to visit, often from the comfort of their cars.
Mud and landslides, along with very high and fast water flows on the Yellowstone River, damaged major roads and other structures in the far northern section of the 2.2 million acre park.
By Judson Jones and Paul Murphy, CNN A vital bridge and road along the Yellowstone River and its tributary, the Gardner River, were destroyed by recent historic flooding. New satellite images from Maxar Technologies show the extent of the damage the torrent of water wrought.
Yellowstone National Park in the US has been hit by devastating flooding. The deluge has washed away miles of roads and hundreds of bridges. Scores of nearby homes have been swamped. Rangers say parts of the park will remain closed for the rest of the year.
Satellite photos of the northern part of Yellowstone National Park and the neighboring areas taken before and after the recent flooding show roads washed away.
