Flooding in North Dakota

Cass County Sheriff's Deputies head out to check on residents living in a flooded rural area on April 10, 2011, near Harwood, N.D. The Red River crested the previous day in Fargo.

Cass County Sheriff's deputies head out to check on residents living in a flooded rural area on April 10, 2011, near Harwood, N.D.

A rural road is covered with flood water on April 10, 2011, near Fargo, N.D.

Residents lay sandbags to re-enforce a low area of the dike surrounding their small town near the Red River on April 10, 2011, in Argusville, N.D.

Cass County Sheriff's Deputies Clinton Zahnow, left, and Mary Geller check on residents living in a flooded rural area on April 10, 2011, near Harwood, N.D.

Russ Conrad leaves his home which is surrounded by flood water April 10, 2011, near Harwood, N.D.

A rural church is surrounded by flood water on April 10, 2011, near Gardner, N.D.

A truck navigates a flooded Interstate 29, north of Fargo, N.D., on April 10, 2011. A seven-mile stretch of the interstate was closed.

Residents help to lay sandbags to re-enforce a low area of the dike surrounding their small town near the Red River on April 10, 2011, in Argusville, N.D.

Blaine Zaaveg, left, and Jerry Johnson of the Cass County Highway Department hang a sign on April 10, 2011, to let motorists know that County Road 22 near the Red River is closed due to flooding.