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Photo Gallery: Hurricane Katrina
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Photo: Twilight view of shoreside homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina
Photo: Twilight view of shoreside homes destroyed by Hurricane KatrinaPhoto: Flooded New Orleans street after Hurricane KatrinaPhoto: Two weeks after Hurricane KatrinaPhoto: People walking along adjacent streets after Hurricane Katrina
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Hurricane Katrina's 175-mile-per-hour (280-kilometer-per-hour) winds and storm surge damaged some seaside homes and erased others on Alabama's Dauphin Island. The island is about 68 miles (110 kilometers) east of where the eye of Katrina made landfall.
Photograph by Tyrone Turner

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