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Authorities say at least 109 people are known to have died - most of them in Kerr County. At least 27 girls and staff died at one location, Camp Mystic, Christian summer retreat for girls.
Many of the victims have been identified in the US media by their relatives. Here is what we know so far about those who have been named - many of whom were children.
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