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Flooding hampers repair of Canyon water pipe
A flash flood at the Grand Canyon caused significant damage to the 12.5-mile Transcanyon Waterline, disrupting water supply and prompting water restrictions. At least two people died, one person remains missing, and dozens were rescued during the event. The flood damaged about 40% of the pipeline, which is crucial for the park’s water needs, complicating ongoing repair efforts that began in 2023. The incident highlights the challenges of maintaining infrastructure in the rugged terrain and ongoing water conservation measures in the park.
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