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Friday ... well, not fun, exactly, but ...

... I stumbled upon this Web site, which uses satellite imagery to compare the area flooded in New Orleans with similar areas in other large U.S. cities. The map for Charlotte, where I grew up and the only N.C. city on the list, is below:

charlotte-flood-map.gif

Of course, this refers to area only, not topography (the area shown generally drains toward the southwest), so actual flooding may vary.

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Jim Wilson said:

I hope one of these is available for Dallas so that Mayor Nagin can check out his new city. He's ALREADY bought a house in Dallas. (I'm not making this up...)

http://www.nola.com/newslogs/breakingtp/index.ssf?/mtlogs/nola_Times-Picayune/archives/2005_09_10.html#078692

Mel said:

Is Winston-Salem not in North Carolina? ;-)

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