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2005 November Southeast Storm Photos
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       Between November 18 and 26, 2005 , a strong winter storm with high winds and record rainfall caused widespread coastal flooding, landslides, and wind damage in Southeast Alaska from Haines in the north to Sitka in the south.  Public infrastructure, commercial property, and personal property damages were reported in the metropolitan areas and boroughs of Juneau, Haines, and Sitka, as well as in smaller villages and communities of  Hoonah and Pelican.  The Cities and Boroughs of Juneau, Haines, and Sitka have each signed local disaster declarations and requests for State Individual, Public, and Small Business Assistance for response and recovery from this storm.  Hoonah and Pelican have requested State assistance

Below you will find a sampling of photographs of damage caused by the storm.

Haines:
River View Drive 2.2 Mile Mosquito Lake Road	Lutak Highway 5.25 Mile
Mud Bay Road 4 Mile - Power and Telephone Exposed	Lutak Highway 9 Mile - Belaski Residence
Lutak Highway 5 Mile - Delta Western Tanks Farm Header System (Undermining of Support Footings and & Trees Sliding into Powerlines)	Haines Highway 23 Mile
Juneau
Salmon Creek Road Slope Failure	Salmon Creek Road Slope Failure
Montana Creek Pedestrian Bridge	Power Pole on Pedestrian Bridge
Sitka
Sawmill Creek Plaza	Halibut Point Road
Halibut Point Road	Halibut Point Road
Pelican
Ferry Dock Dolphin Damage

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