Flood Control Act

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There are multiple laws known as the Flood Control Act:

  • Flood Control Act of 1917
  • Flood Control Act of 1928, passed in the wake of the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927
  • Flood Control Act of 1936
  • Flood Control Act of 1937
  • Flood Control Act of 1938
  • Flood Control Act of 1939
  • Flood Control Act of 1941
  • Flood Control Act of 1944
  • Flood Control Act of 1946
  • Flood Control Act of 1948
  • Flood Control Act of 1950
  • Flood Control Act of 1954
  • Flood Control Act of 1958
  • Flood Control Act of 1960
  • Flood Control Act of 1962
  • Flood Control Act of 1965
  • Flood Control Act of 1966
  • Flood Control Act of 1968
  • Flood Control Act of 1970
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