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An aerial view of Dade County, Florida, showing damage from one of the most destructive hurricanes in the history of the United States. Hurricane Andrew did extensive damage to homes in Miami, leaving little behind in its wake. One million people were evacuated and 54 died in this hurricane. |
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24 August 1992 |
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FEMA |
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Bob Epstein, FEMA News Photo |
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