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A section of the South San Gabriel River Trail in Georgetown was completely obstructed by broken branches and tree trunks July 7 after a flood swept through the area July 5.

‘Never seen that before’: Georgetown residents share flood stories

By Anna Maness

Uprooted trees, destroyed lamp posts and overturned mobile homes dot the Georgetown-area landscape July 7.

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Trees washed up on the San Gabriel River Park Bridge near the Katy Crossing Trailhead at San Gabriel Park July 7. (Anna Maness/Community Impact)
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The boil water notice was issued because of a water main break in the San Gabriel River caused by flooding. (Courtesy Dawn Holcomb Harmon)
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Emergency Management Director Bruce Clements is assisting with damage assessment efforts in Williamson County as the community recovers from the July 5 flood. (Katlynn Fox/Community Impact)
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Persistent rain across Central Texas over the Fourth of July weekend has caused flooding and evacuations along the San Gabriel River in Georgetown. (Courtesy Gabbie Hernandez)
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Georgetown officials are recommending that residents near the intersection of I-35 and SH 130 boil their water before consumption after a main water line break was reported July 5.
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Persistent rain across Central Texas over the Fourth of July weekend has caused flooding and evacuations along the San Gabriel River in Georgetown. (Courtesy Gabbie Hernandez)
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