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Oklahoma
- Current Level to 300 feet
Being
far enough away from any coast, Oklahoma is not as susceptible to tidal
surges or massive coastal flooding. If there was a slow sea level rise
that allowed water to make its way up the Riverways, Oklahoma would start
to be affected at about 300 feet of sea level rise as water made its way
up the Red River. Soon after, the Arkansas River where it enters into
Oklahoma would start to flood.
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