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Iowa's water damage risk is shaped by its position between the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, along with numerous interior rivers that drain the state's agricultural land. Iowa has a well documented history of serious flooding, including the Great Flood of 1993 and the 2008 floods that devastated Cedar Rapids and other communities along the Cedar and Iowa Rivers. Flat terrain and extensive agricultural drainage systems across much of the state can also contribute to rapid water movement during heavy rain events.
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