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The Buffalo Creek flood was a disaster that occurred on Februar... Buffalo Creek flood was a disaster that occurred on February 26, 1972, when a coal slurry impoundment dam managed by the Pittston Coal Company and located on a hillside in Logan County, West Virginia, burst, four days after having been declared "satisfactory" by a federal mine inspector.[1]
Monday marks 52 years since Buffalo Creek disaster
North Buffalo Creek floods Latham Park in Greensboro as Debby rolls through
Dwight Williamson: Never forget victims of the Buffalo Creek disaster
Flood waters damage Buffalo National River facilities
$500K design introduced for Phase II of Buffalo Creek's Reconnection Project
Buffalo Creek Mine Disaster 50th Anniversary
Revolution Mill is prepared for substantial rainfall
Update: Flash flood warning issued for central North Carolina until Friday morning
The Buffalo Creek Flood: A Half Century Later
'The water was already so high': New round of flooding hits Western Pa.
Flooding affects north central Arkansas; warning in effect until 8:45 p.m.
City of Buffalo keeping tabs on Cazenovia Creek with potential for flooding
Road closures, flooding reported in parts of Brazos Valley Thursday morning
E-News | WVU Libraries, History Department mark Buffalo Creek disaster anniversary with exhibits, event
Gallery: The 1972 Buffalo Creek Flood
Photos: 1972 Buffalo Creek Disaster
Everything you need to know as Greensboro preps for Tropical Storm Debby
Remembering 50 years since the Buffalo Creek disaster that killed 125 people
Remembering Buffalo Creek
