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Making history
Federal officials consider Katrina the most destructive hurricane to ever strike the United States. But Katrina will be remembered for more than the size and strength of a weather system. The wind and water that blew on shore from the Gulf of Mexico exposed weaknesses in public works and public planning. The images of suffering and loss in Louisiana and Mississippi will survive long past the rebuilding of cities and towns.
Click on the links below to learn more about the key events in the disaster.
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