How the Toccoa River topped the 18-foot mark
Runoff from heavy rains across Fannin and Gilmer counties pushed the Toccoa River to an 18-foot record crest in McCaysville, swamping riverfront structures with 6 feet of water and forcing residents from their homes.
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