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New Orleans:

An intact portion of the 17th Street Canal (notorious for the flooding after Hurricane Katrina).

View is looking lakewards, half a dozen blocks back from Metarie Road, on the Metairie side of the Canal.

Note concrete flood walls atop the levees.

Photo by Infrogmation.

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