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People watch cleanup efforts after buildings were destroyed by flooding in Waverly, Tennessee, on Aug. 23, 2021.
Cars are stacked on top of each other on the banks of the Blue Creek after being swept up in floodwater in Waverly, Aug. 23.
A Waverly home's broken window after heavy rain and devastating floods
Wallace Mathews Jr. carries a box of belongings out of his daughter's Waverly home that was flooded on Aug. 23. He said his daughter and her baby survived by standing on the kitchen counter until someone came in a boat to save them.
A woman tries to dry out photos after the floods in Waverly.
Flood-damaged areas in Waverly, as seen from a Black Hawk helicopter flown by the Tennessee National Guard, Aug. 22.
People walk across a washed-out road in Waverly.
A public works employee from the town of Dickson, Tennessee, checks the flooding on Old Pond Lane following heavy rainfall, Aug. 21.
John Curtis, co-owner of Waverly Cash Saver, stands by a wall marked with how high the floodwater reached.
The inside of Cooley Market, Aug. 22
Paul Rice, the owner of Superior Farm Center, watches as his business is demolished by volunteers following severe flooding in Waverly, Aug. 23.
Brian Mitchell (right) and a family friend look through his mother-in-law's damaged home in Waverly, Aug. 22.
Vanessa Yates checks the flood damage inside of her home in Waverly, Aug. 22.
Structures and vehicles are piled up against a bridge over Trace Creek in Waverly, Aug. 23.
Service members survey flood damage in Waverly, Aug. 23.
People's belongings sit outside after heavy rain and floods in Waverly.
People sit on a bridge where a road washed out in Waverly, Aug. 22.
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