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By-line: EARL NOTTINGHAM
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Caption/Information: Dianne Hart recovers remnants of her grandmothers china at her destroyed home in Oak Island, Texas near Anahuac, Texas, Sunday, September 14, 2008. Hurricane Ike's surge was estimated at 13 feet above the home and destroyed approximately 98 percent of the homes in the small community which is on the shore of Trinity Bay.
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| Object Name (Title) | Hurricane Ike-Oak Island |
|---|---|
| Category | A |
| Keywords | HURRICANE, IKE, flooding, Oak |
| By-Line (Author) | EARL NOTTINGHAM |
| By-Line Title (Author Position) | CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER |
| City | OAK ISLAND COMMUNITY |
| Province/State | TX |
| Original Transmission Reference | TPWD-103 |
| Source | TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE DEPT. |
| Copyright Notice | TPWD |
| Caption/Abstract | Dianne Hart recovers remnants of her grandmothers china at her destroyed home in Oak Island, Texas near Anahuac, Texas, Sunday, September 14, 2008. Hurricane Ike's surge was estimated at 13 feet above the home and destroyed approximately 98 percent of the homes in the small community which is on the shore of Trinity Bay. |
| Caption Writer/Editor | EN |
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