Worst ever Duluth, Minnesota flood causes $80 million in damage

  Friday, June 22nd, 2012 Source: Reuters

Duluth officials on Thursday estimated damage at up to $80 million just to the city’s public infrastructure from the flood that swamped the northeast Minnesota city and nearby communities this week. The flooding, which left huge sinkholes and ripped up dozens of roads, also forced hundreds of people from their homes and killed several zoo animals. Mayor Don Ness said the flood was the worst in the history of the Lake Superior port city, surpassing a 1972 flood both in damage and rainfall, and he estimated the damage to public infrastructure at $50 to $80 million dollars.

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