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In terms of flood misery per capita, it would be hard to beat the tiny town of Roche Percee in the southeast corner of Saskatchewan.
Following a weekend of heavy rains and a release of water from major dams in the area, much of the village of 147 people is under water.
The village, which is built in a valley, had survived several recent waves of water from the overflowing Souris River, but what happened Sunday proved too much.
Water started flowing over the dikes at around 7:30 a.m. CST Sunday. Much of the town was evacuated.
By Monday morning, the lowest areas were under as much as seven metres of water, according to Sharon Wells, the village's deputy mayor.

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