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A washed-out road has reopened in Oxford nearly two years after deadly flooding.

Officials say a portion of Loughlin Road collapsed when 12 inches of rain fell in August 2024, swelling a nearby river.

The flooding killed three people in the town.

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Across the area, more than two dozen roads and several bridges were destroyed by the storm.

Loughlin Road was the last of those roads to reopen.