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looks like it's the low point in your yard - your upper portion has drains leading to it...plus i see your rain gutter coming out on that end too so i'm guessing your soil is being saturated. can you redirect your gutter water by bojanging a flexible extension somewhere else or even in to a rain barrel to use to water say a garden?
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I agree with GLOW, that downspout is probably the biggest reason for your flooding. Try diverting that water else where and see if your situation in your backyard improves. Concreting your back yard won’t help fix your issue if all that water has no where to drain.
mj_39 is correct, if you do choose to hardscape, you still need to deal with water by redirecting it, subtle slope to a drain(s) or a trench drain and then redirect elsewhere.
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