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Photos of recent high waters in Saranac Lake

High waters on Lake Flower in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on Lake Flower in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on Lake Flower in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on Lake Flower in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on Lake Flower in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on Lake Flower in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on Lake Flower in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on Lake Flower in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake at the Lake Flower Dam on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake at the Lake Flower Dam on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake at the Lake Flower Dam on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake at the Lake Flower Dam on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River in Saranac Lake on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River on May 3.
High waters on the Saranac River on May 3. This is at the Moose Pond Trail bridge.
High waters on the Saranac River on May 3. This is at the Moose Pond Trail bridge.
High waters on the Saranac River on May 3. This is at the Moose Pond Trail bridge.
High waters on the Saranac River on May 3. This is at the Moose Pond Trail bridge.
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Last week, New York State sent personnel to the village of Saranac Lake to help control flooding from the Saranac River and other waterways. Above are photos of high water on Lake Flower and Saranac River in Saranac Lake. Here is a link to a news release that we received May 3.

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Mike Lynch is a multimedia reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. He can be reached at mike@adirondackexplorer.org. Sign up for Mike’s newsletter

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