Hurricane Katrina Aftermath, Aerial of Alabama Coast by USGS @AlanSeallsWeather
Hurricane Katrina Aftermath, Aerial of Alabama Coast by USGS  @AlanSeallsWeather
Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Damage surveys after Hurricane Katrina were performed by the US Geological Survey, in 2005. This is the beaches of Alabama, traveling westward. First, along West Beach Blvd, Highway 182, along Little Lagoon of Baldwin County. The second portion is Dauphin Island of Mobile County. I added locators and street names, although some locators reference what stands in the location in 2020, not necessarily in 2005.


Search for "USGS Data Series 1033" to find high resolution photos of these same areas.


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