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Flash flooding hits Arkansas

Arkansas floods: An overturned van and a damaged vehicle near the Little Missouri river — An overturned vehicle lies near the Little Missouri riverbed at the Albert Pike recreation area
Photograph: Mike Stone/Reuters

Arkansas floods: Debris around cabins on Little Missouri River after a flash flood — Debris around cabins on Little Missouri River after flash flooding hits Langley, Arkansas
Photograph: Mara Kuhn/AP

Arkansas floods: High waters reach the Arkansas 240 bridge — High waters reach the Arkansas 240 bridge at Caddo Gap
Photograph: Mike Wallace/AP

Arkansas floods: A van damaged by flash flooding at Albert Pike campground — A van damaged by flash flooding at the Albert Pike camp ground near Caddo Gap
Photograph: Aaron M. Sprecher/EPA

Arkansas floods: Volunteers on horseback survey the damage before looking for survivors — Volunteers on horseback near the Albert Pike camp ground
Photograph: Aaron M Sprecher/EPA

Arkansas floods: A van and motor homes damaged by flash flooding at Albert Pike camp ground — A van and motorhomes damaged by flash flooding at the Albert Pike camp ground
Photograph: Danny Johnston/AP

Arkansas floods: A stroller and a grill at Albert Pike camp ground near Caddo Gap, Arkansas — A damaged pram stands near a table at the Albert Pike camp ground
Photograph: Aaron M Sprecher/EPA

Arkansas floods: A flooded RV damaged by flash flooding at Albert Pike campground — A flooded motorhome
Photograph: Aaron M Sprecher/EPA

Arkansas floods: Officials search near the edge of the Little Missouri River — Officials search the edges of the Little Missouri River, near Langley
Photograph: Sue Ogrocki/AP

Arkansas floods: Search and rescue workers ride all terrain vehicles past a truck — Search and rescue workers on all-terrain vehicles pass a truck damaged by floods
Photograph: Danny Johnston/AP

Arkansas floods: An unidentified man hangs his head in frustration — An unidentified man waits for information about possible flood victims in Lodi, Arkansas
Photograph: Aaron M. Sprecher/EPA

Arkansas floods: A camper lies overturned after being washed down stream — A camper van lies wrecked after being washed downstream from the Albert Pike camp ground
Photograph: Brian E Chilson/AP

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