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13
Apr 2020
Army Corps to start closing bays at Bonnet Carré Spillway
Based on the reduced flows in the Mississippi River at Red River Landing, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, New Orleans District began the closing process at Bonnet Carré Spillway today, April 13.
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Jun 2019
UPDATE: OPERATION OF THE MORGANZA FLOODWAY POSTPONED
NEW ORLEANS – Based on the current forecast, the Corps will not operate the Morganza Floodway on June 9 and does not have an expected operating date. Future weather events could impact Mississippi River levels and the Corps will continue to monitor the forecast daily as conditions can change.