Sandbagged

London Avenue Canal Bridge at Robert E. Lee, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

9/19/2004 about 7pm

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New Orleans has 325 miles of hurricane protection levees that are mostly 18 feet above sea level. Some of these levees border the many canals through our city. We have dozens of bridges that cross these canals. All of these type bridges are slowly being replaced with bridges we won't have to sandbag each time a hurricane approaches.

http://www.PhotographicVR.com/wwpbridge/ Shot a second bridge pano.

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-Louisiana

Lat: 30° 1' 17.03" N
Long: 91° 5' 14.29" W

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D100/14mm/3Sixty/QTVRAS

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