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    Hurricane Harvey [Image 6 of 7]

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    Aerial photograph of a residential neighborhood showing significant post-disaster damage, consistent with hurricane or flood aftermath. Large piles of debris, damaged household contents, and discarded materials are visible along roadsides and in yards. A blue tarp is visible on one structure, indicating emergency roof repairs, and widespread debris removal appears to be underway.

    ORANGE, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    09.10.2017

    Photo by Maj. Christopher Gookin 

    Joint Force Headquarters - Vermont National Guard Public Affairs

    An aerial view from a UH-60 Blackhawk, gives an overview of the flooding and destruction of personal property in Beaumont Texas, Sept. 10, 2017. Hurricane Harvey formed in the Gulf of Mexico and made landfall in southeastern Texas, bringing record flooding and destruction to the region. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Maj. Christopher Gookin)

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    Date Taken: 09.10.2017
    Date Posted: 09.12.2017 11:02
    Photo ID: 3758943
    VIRIN: 170910-Z-FX763-0055
    Resolution: 3000x1993
    Size: 4.89 MB
    Location: ORANGE, TEXAS, US
    Web Views: 57
    Downloads: 2

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    An aerial photograph showing a flooded road or causeway surrounded by dense forest/woodland. A large mass of white debris — likely foam, trash, or organic material — has accumulated on the water surface on one side of the submerged road. The flooding appears significant, with water covering both sides of the roadway and extending into the surrounding tree line.
    An aerial photograph showing a rural property severely inundated by floodwaters. Several structures with red and white/grey roofs are partially submerged in brown, sediment-laden floodwater. The surrounding area is densely vegetated with trees, many of which are also partially submerged.
    An aerial photograph showing a heavily damaged wetland or swamp landscape with widespread tree mortality and extensive flooding. The terrain features dead or stripped trees across a large area, standing water, and winding waterways or bayous. The overall appearance suggests significant storm or hurricane damage to a coastal or riverine ecosystem.
    An aerial photograph showing a heavily flooded low-lying region with extensive water inundation across forests, fields, and developed areas. A major highway or interstate corridor is visible in the foreground crossing over flooded terrain. The landscape appears to be a coastal plain or river delta region with numerous water bodies, wetlands, and industrial or urban development visible in the distance.
    An aerial photograph of a residential neighborhood showing significant flood debris cleanup in progress. Multiple homes along a road have large piles of damaged belongings, furniture, and construction materials stacked along their driveways and curbs, consistent with post-flood remediation efforts. The surrounding landscape remains green, suggesting the flooding has receded.
    Aerial photograph of a residential neighborhood showing significant post-disaster damage, consistent with hurricane or flood aftermath. Large piles of debris, damaged household contents, and discarded materials are visible along roadsides and in yards. A blue tarp is visible on one structure, indicating emergency roof repairs, and widespread debris removal appears to be underway.
    A group of people are gathered under a large white event tent at what appears to be a disaster relief or community aid distribution site near an Office Park. Supplies including Hefty plates, paper towels, cleaning products, and boxed goods are spread across tables. Both civilians and at least one military personnel are present, suggesting an organized relief effort.

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