Image: PostVeniceLG
Description: Flooding in Venice, Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina. Part of Venice, LA, on August 30, 2005. The southernmost permanently inhabited area on the Louisiana coast, Venice is located within a ring levee on the Mississippi River. The levee was ineffective during Hurricane Katrina. The entire town was flooded, oil-field vessels and barges were strewn haphazardly, and huge deposits of wrack were left on both sides of the ring levee on the west side of town.
Title: PostVeniceLG
Credit: http://soundwaves.usgs.gov/2005/09/
Author: User Storm05 on en.wikipedia
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