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The floods caused a lot of damage which look weeks to clear up the primary affects but the secondary affects went on for months.

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How long did the tewkesbury flood last for?

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What date did the Tewkesbury flood happen?

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How many people died in the flood tewkesbury?

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When did tewkesbury flood?

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What rivers flooded in the 2007 Tewkesbury flood?

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What stopped tewkesbury flood?

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What effects did tewkesbury flood have?

The Tewkesbury flood in 2007 displaced hundreds of residents, caused substantial damage to homes and businesses, and led to significant economic losses. The flood also resulted in power cuts, contaminated water supplies, and transportation disruptions in the area. Efforts to improve flood defenses and emergency response have been made since the event.


What was the effects in the flood in tewkesbury 2007?

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