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Hurricane Katrina took place in the Gulf Coast of the US, Mississippi, New Orleans, and Louisiana.

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Hurricane Katrina formed from the interaction of a tropical wave and the remnants of a previous tropical depression.

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1,836 Total

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August 23, 2005 - August 31, 2005

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FEMA, United States Coast Guard, Local-level agencies, federal and national guard soldiers, and non-governmental organizations.

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Bush signed $10.4 billion aid package and sent 7,200 National Guard troops to the region.

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1: The levees failed mostly because of bad engineering.
2: Most people couldn't afford to evacuate.

3: The Superdome wasn't the murderous hellhole government officials made it out to be.
4: New Orleans isn't — and probably can't be — fully prepared for another Katrina

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Hurricane Katrina's eye was about 260 km.

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1: Katrina was the 3rd strongest hurricane.
2: Katrina was a Category five.
3: The storm surge was 20 ft high.
4: 705 people are still reported as missing due to Katrina.
5: 80% of New Orleans was underwater.
6: The hurricane impacted 90,000 square miles.
7: Katrina is the costliest Atlantic hurricane.
8: New Orleans is still recovering from hurricane damage.

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Hurricane Katrina resulted in city and town destruction, death, injury and increased poverty.

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1. Stay away from low-lying and flood prone areas.

2. Always stay indoors during a hurricane, because strong winds will blow things around.

3. Leave mobile homes and to go to a shelter.

4. If your home isn't on higher ground, go to a shelter.

5. If emergency managers say to evacuate, then do so immediately.

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Hurricane Katrina Day by Day | National Geographic