- Rainfall in Oklahoma caused river levels to rise in the Arkansas River, complicating search efforts.
Dardanelle Lock and Dam controls water flow and river conditions in the Arkansas River, which is used as a primary search area.
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Updated Jan 1
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What happened
Dardanelle Lock and Dam controls water flow and river conditions in the Arkansas River, which is used as a primary search area.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutDardanelle Lock and DamArkansas River
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The entities involved
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Arkansas River
major tributary of the Mississippi River, United States
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