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| darkhorse219 @ 2005-09-12 17:16:55 | |
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Good thing that the French Quarter was mostly spared. That's probably the most culturally important area of New Orleans.
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| Anonymous @ 2007-04-25 06:25:53 | |
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Highly unlikely that this is post-Katrina NOLA. There's no evidence of any damage to the shoreline features, including the very orderly barges tied up on the eastern side of the image.
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| Pdunn @ 2007-04-25 09:57:13 | |
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While the thumbnail is of a post-Katrina French Quarter, the map it links to, like all the maps showing the hurricane devastation, has since been updated--or pre-dated-- to New Orleans during happier times.
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