Flint River Flood in Montezuma

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In 1994, due to tropical storm Alberto, the Flint River overflowed its banks and flooded Montezuma. The water rose as high as the rooftops, and whole buildings were engulfed in the flood.

Photograph from 161st Military History Detachment

Flint River Flood in Montezuma

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