A giant geyser started erupting after a water main break in Peoria, Illinois on May 2, 2016.
The wide plume of water that shot upward of five stories could be seen a mile away.
A valve broke on top of a 12-inch pipe near Northeast Jefferson and Bryan streets, near Red Carpet car wash, about 6:45 a.m.
The water shot upward, bursting through through a pavement hole about six feet in diameter.
The wide plume of water that shot upward of five stories could be seen a mile away.
Final repairs to the water main that burst just north of Downtown Peoria on Monday will not likely be finished until mid-May.
An awesome local version of “Old Faithful.”
Final repairs to water main break near Downtown Peoria likely to be finished by mid-May
