File:A sandbag and muck dike, Hurricane 1947, Canal Point, Florida.jpg
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English: A sandbag and muck dike holding flood water back from the town site of Canal Point, Florida, during October and November, 1947. The trees in the background are along the border of the USDA sugarcane experiment field. |
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| Source | Andrew Migneault |
| Author | USDA-ARS Sugarcane Field Station |
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