Lee County flood pictures

By Albany Herald News

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December 30, 2015

Flooded house on Creekside Drive. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

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Flood waters surrounded numerous residences in Lee County over the past few days, wreaking havoc throughout the county and particular along the Kinchafoonee Creek.

The intersection of Kinchafoonee Creek Road and Creekside Drive in Lee County is covered by water two days after Christmas. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

Flood waters nearly capture these vehicles at a residence on Creekside Drive in Lee County. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

Lee County public safety officers block part of Kinchafoonee Creek Road to keep residents from driving into unsafe areas. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

This residence of Creekside Drive was still surrounded by flood waters on December 27. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

Rows of houses along Creekside Drive are inundated with flood waters. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

Flooded residence on Kinchafoonee Creek Road. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

The Muckalee Creek came dangerously close to the bottom of this bridge during recent flooding. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

This house on Kinchafoonee Creek Road was surrounded by flood waters over the weekend. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

Spots of Kinchafoonee Creek Road were covered by flood waters over the weekend. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

Waters covering Creekside Drive in Lee County come dangerously close to a residence over the weekend. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

This ranch house on Creekside Drive is one of several that were inundated by flood waters over the weekend. (Photo Courtesy of Matthew Inman)

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