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39 Photos Of Flood Devastation In Texas State Parks 

By San Antonio Current Staff
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The record amount of rain Texas has seen this month has taken a toll on Texas state parks. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department released images of state parks throughout Texas showcasing the wreckage left behind.
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Cedar Hill State Park
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Lockhart State Park
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Pedernales Falls State Park
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Richland Creek Wildlife Management Area
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