Three mesmerizing minutes of the raging river squeezing between basalt banks.
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This footage was recorded at Interstate Park – Minnesota when the USGS gage just upstream measured the river flowing at about 20,000 cubic feet per second.
That’s about 150,000 gallons per second. Or 9 million gallons per minute.
In the three minutes of the video above, nearly 30 million gallons of water flow past. That would fill 40 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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