Photo Gallery: June 2022 southern Montana flooding
The Stillwater River and other waterways in south-central Montana spilled over their banks Monday, June 13, causing flooding in Red Lodge, closing Yellowstone National Park and creating a gaping sinkhole in front of the Stillwater Mine.
South-central Montana floodingPhoto by: courtesy photo
South-central Montana floodingPhoto by: courtesy photo
South-central Montana floodingPhoto by: courtesy photo
South-central Montana floodingPhoto by: courtesy photo
South-central Montana floodingPhoto by: courtesy photo
South-central Montana floodingPhoto by: courtesy photo
Flooding in Red LodgePhoto by: courtesy of Jody Ronning
Flooding in Red LodgePhoto by: courtesy of Jody Ronning
Flooding of the Stillwater River has caused a sinkhole near the Stillwater Mine, partially preventing access by employees.Photo by: Stillwater-Sibanye employee
Flooding of the Stillwater River has caused a sinkhole near the Stillwater Mine, partially preventing access by employees.Photo by: Stillwater-Sibanye employee
Major flooding in the Stillwater River and other regional waterways has forced the closure of all entrances to Yellowstone National Park on Monday, June 13.Photo by: Yellowstone National Park
Major flooding in the Stillwater River and other regional waterways has forced the closure of all entrances to Yellowstone National Park on Monday, June 13.Photo by: Yellowstone National Park
Major flooding in the Stillwater River and other regional waterways has forced the closure of all entrances to Yellowstone National Park on Monday, June 13.Photo by: Yellowstone National Park
A sinkhole has formed in front of the entrance to the Stillwater Mine.Photo by: Stillwater County Department of Emergency Services
Flooding in Red LodgePhoto by: photo by Quin McGee
Flooding in Red LodgePhoto by: photo by Quin McGee
Flooding in Red LodgePhoto by: photo by Quin McGee
Flooding in Red LodgePhoto by: photo by Mitch Lagge
Flooding in Red LodgePhoto by: photo by Mitch Lagge
Flooding in Red LodgePhoto by: photo by Mitch Lagge