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Receding floodwaters flow past a section of North Entrance Road washed away at Yellowstone National Park in Gardiner, Mont., Thursday, June 16. Yellowstone officials are hopeful that next week they can reopen the southern half of the park, which includes Old Faithful geyser. Park officials say the northern half of the park, however, is likely to remain closed all summer, a devastating blow to the local economies that rely on tourism.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A sunken vehicle rests in front of home where volunteers are cleaning out a flooded basement Thursday, June 16, in Red Lodge, Mont.MONTANA NATIONAL GUARD VIA AP
In this photo released by the Montana National Guard, a helicopter crew member is seen above a flooded home during search and rescue operations near Yellowstone National Park, Thursday, June 16.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A house sits in Rock Creek after floodwaters washed away a road and a bridge in Red Lodge, Mont., in Red Lodge, Mont., Thursday, June 16.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Crews work to fill in sections of residential streets washed away by recent floodwaters in Red Lodge, Mont., Thursday, June 16.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jack Koch is seen dumping a bucket of mud that was pulled out of a flooded house by a volunteer cleanup crew, Thursday, June 16, in Red Lodge, Mont.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A volunteer cleans out a flooded basement Thursday, June 16, in Red Lodge, Mont. Yellowstone National Park officials say more than 10,000 visitors have been ordered out of the nation's oldest national park after unprecedented flooding tore through its northern half, washing out bridges and roads and sweeping an employee bunkhouse miles downstream.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Crews work to fix sections of residential streets damaged by recent floodwaters in Red Lodge, Mont., Thursday, June 16.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A road ends where floodwaters washed away a house in Gardiner, Mont., Thursday, June 16.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Patrick Sipp, co-owner of Flying Pig Adventures, pets his dog, Bonnie, as employees Jackson Muller, right, and Christie Davis sit in a raft while Yellowstone National Park is closed due to historic flooding in Gardiner, Mont., Wednesday, June 15. "We're definitely a resilient company, we've got a very tough crew," Sipp said. "But it's devastating. You just hate seeing stuff like that in the community. We're just hoping that we can get back out there relatively soon."ASSOCIATED PRESS
Receding floodwaters flow past sections of North Entrance Road washed away at Yellowstone National Park in Gardiner, Mont., Thursday, June 16.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Pedestrians pass a motel in Red Lodge, Mont., while surveying the damage after floodwaters receded, Wednesday, June 15. On Wednesday, residents in Red Lodge, a gateway town to Yellowstone National Park's northern end, used shovels, wheelbarrows and a pump to clear thick mud and debris from flooded homes along the banks of Rock Creek.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A resident carries out damaged items from his flooded home along a washed out street in Red Lodge, Mont., Wednesday, June 15.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Pedestrians walk down a street washed away from Rock Creek floodwaters in Red Lodge, Mont., Wednesday, June 15.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A house sits in Rock Creek after floodwaters washed away a road and a bridge in Red Lodge, Mont., Wednesday, June 15.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A home is shown in flood waters Wednesday, June 15, in Livingston, Mont.ASSOCIATED PRESS
A collapsed train bridge is shown along the Yellowstone River Wednesday, June 15, near Livingston, Mont.ASSOCIATED PRESS
Highway workers build up the shoreline of a washed out bridge along the Yellowstone River Wednesday, June 15, near Gardiner, Mont.