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Superstorm Sandy: Before And After Photos
Superstorm Sandy brought destructive force of the powerful wind gusts, torrential rains and massive storm surges that killed at least 64 people and caused billions of dollars in damages throughout the East Coast.
The Battery Park underpass in New York City took on about 12 feet of water during the storm.
Before Sandy:
(Google Maps)
After Sandy:
(Getty)
Before Sandy:
Seaside, N.J., was a bustling destination featuring a roller coaster and Ferris wheel along the Jersey Shore. (Yahoo! Travel/Dan Beards/flickr)
After:
But Sandy swept the roller coaster into the ocean. (Reuters)
Before:
The OC Fishing Pier in Ocean City, Md., survived Hurricane Irene a year ago. (Laura Emmons/The Daily Times)
After:
Only part of the pier held up after Sandy. (AP)
Before:
The historic boardwalk in Atlantic City, N.J., has seen better times. (Yahoo! Travel/londondreamer2/flickr)
After:
Sandy ravaged the famed boardwalk. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
Before:
The Bounty before the storm. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File)
After:
The Bounty sank in the Atlantic, 90 miles off Cape Hatteras, N.C.
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Photos: NYC Subways Flooded By Hurricane Sandy
The subway tunnels were flooded as Hurricane Sandy pounded New York City.
The flood caused lots of problems to the transit system.
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Critical electrical equipment could be ruined.
Track beds could be covered with debris.
Corrosive salt water could have destroyed essential switches, lights, turnstiles and the power-conducting third rail.
This is the worst natural disaster in the New york City subway’s 108-year history.
On Tuesday, some of the tunnels that carry cars and subway trains beneath New York City’s East River are still flooded.
The head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said it was too early to tell how long it would take to pump them dry and make repairs.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg guessed it could take four days for train service to resume.
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