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A few decades ago there was a great flood here. The normally timid Whitewater River rose at an alarming rate as thunderstorms dumped up to 0.9 inches of rain per hour in Elizabethtown, Harrison and other cities and towns upstream. The rain came steady and hard for 6 hours. By 6pm the river had reached its crest and began spilling into the streets and fields surrounding it. The railroad had to divert 3 trains around the flooded region, one as far away as Richmond, Indiana some 47 miles north of here. Boats broke loose from their moorings and were scattered across the countryside. The waters completely flooded 8 square miles of farmland and streets were closed for several days while the water eventually receded and cleanup efforts made the roads passable again. Old Mayor Ridley said that was the worst flood he’d seen in all his 90 years.