Hurricane Katrina

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Hurricane Katrina was a catastrophic 2005 Atlantic hurricane that caused widespread devastation along the U.S. Gulf Coast, particularly in New Orleans, due to extreme flooding and levee failures.

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Hurricane Katrina canonical 48
Katrina 2
Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Atlantic hurricane
Cape Verde hurricane
Category 5 Atlantic hurricane
natural disaster
tropical cyclone
affectedCountry Bahamas
Cuba
United States of America
surface form: United States
affectedU.S.State Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
basin Atlantic Ocean
culturalImpact inspired documentaries
inspired films and television coverage
inspired numerous books
displacedPopulation hundreds of thousands of people
dissipatedOn 2005-08-31
estimatedEconomicDamage_USD about 125000000000
over 100000000000
estimatedFatalities over 1800
estimatedFatalitiesRange approximately 1830 to 1850
evacuationsOrdered over one million people
firstBecameTropicalDepressionNear southeastern Bahamas
firstFloridaLandfallDate 2005-08-25
firstMadeLandfallNear Hallandale Beach, Florida
floodDefenseSystem New Orleans levee system
formedOn 2005-08-23
governorOfLouisianaDuringEvent Kathleen Blanco
hurricaneSeason 2005 Atlantic hurricane season
leveeFailureInvestigatedBy U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
maximumCategoryOnSSHWS 5
mayorOfNewOrleansDuringEvent Ray Nagin
minimumCentralPressure_hPa 902
minimumCentralPressure_mbar 902
nameRetired true
nameRetiredBy World Meteorological Organization
nameRetiredFrom Atlantic hurricane naming list
notableAnniversary 10th anniversary commemorations in 2015
notableCityAffected Biloxi
surface form: Biloxi, Mississippi

Gulfport, Mississippi
Mobile, Alabama
New Orleans
surface form: New Orleans, Louisiana
notableEnvironmentalImpact coastal erosion in Louisiana
oil spills in the Gulf region
wetland loss in the Gulf Coast
notableEvacuation pre-storm evacuation of New Orleans
notableFloodingLocation New Orleans
surface form: New Orleans, Louisiana
notableGovernmentResponseIssue criticized federal response
criticized local response
criticized state response
notableInfrastructureFailureLocation New Orleans levee system
partOf history of Louisiana
history of New Orleans
history of the United States in the 21st century
peak1MinuteSustainedWinds_km/h 280
peak1MinuteSustainedWinds_mph 175
percentageOfNewOrleansFlooded approximately 80%
primaryCauseOfDamage freshwater flooding
high winds
levee failures
storm surge
promptedReform Federal Emergency Management Agency procedures
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers levee design standards
U.S. disaster preparedness policies
rankByAtlanticHurricaneIntensity one of the most intense Atlantic hurricanes on record
rankByCostInUSHistory for many years the costliest U.S. hurricane on record
one of the costliest natural disasters in U.S. history
reachedCategory5On 2005-08-28
replacementName Katia
retirementAnnouncementYear 2006
secondMajorLandfallDate 2005-08-29
secondMajorLandfallNear Buras-Triumph, Louisiana
shelterOfLastResort Ernest N. Morial Convention Center
Louisiana Superdome
stormSurgeHeight_feet up to about 28
stormSurgeHeight_meters up to about 8.5
thirdLandfallDate 2005-08-29
thirdLandfallNear near the Louisiana–Mississippi border
U.S.PresidentDuringEvent George W. Bush
worstAffectedStatesByFatalities Louisiana
Mississippi

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New Orleans notableDisaster Hurricane Katrina
George W. Bush notableEventDuringTerm Hurricane Katrina
Anderson Cooper coveredConflict Hurricane Katrina
The Shock Doctrine caseStudy Hurricane Katrina
this entity surface form: Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans
Formation theme Hurricane Katrina
Mississippi Gulf Coast wasAffectedBy Hurricane Katrina
Biloxi notableHurricane Hurricane Katrina
Decision Points topic Hurricane Katrina
Brian Williams notableCoverage Hurricane Katrina
Gulfport, Mississippi experiencedEvent Hurricane Katrina
“Decision Points” subject Hurricane Katrina
subject surface form: Decision Points
Bay St. Louis, Mississippi affectedBy Hurricane Katrina
Bay St. Louis, Mississippi hasRebuiltAfter Hurricane Katrina
2005 Atlantic hurricane season notableStorm Hurricane Katrina
2005 Atlantic hurricane season retiredStormName Hurricane Katrina
this entity surface form: Katrina
Buras-Triumph, Louisiana wasDevastatedBy Hurricane Katrina
Buras-Triumph, Louisiana landfallOf Hurricane Katrina
Ray Nagin notableEvent Hurricane Katrina
Presbytère themeOfExhibitions Hurricane Katrina
Katia replaces Hurricane Katrina
this entity surface form: Katrina
Katia replacedNameRetiredBecauseOf Hurricane Katrina
Orleans Parish experiencedEvent Hurricane Katrina
Kathleen Blanco notableEvent Hurricane Katrina
Louisiana 1927 associatedWithEvent Hurricane Katrina
Formation (music video) featuresTheme Hurricane Katrina
Byron Pitts covered Hurricane Katrina
Fort Jackson (Louisiana) damagedBy Hurricane Katrina
Fort Pike damagedBy Hurricane Katrina
St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana majorDisaster Hurricane Katrina
Salvage the Bones setDuringEvent Hurricane Katrina
Grand Isle, Louisiana wasAffectedBy Hurricane Katrina
Ocean Springs affectedBy Hurricane Katrina
Pass Christian wasSeverelyDamagedBy Hurricane Katrina
Pass Christian hasRebuiltAfter Hurricane Katrina
Waveland eventAffectedBy Hurricane Katrina
Waveland naturalDisaster Hurricane Katrina
Beauvoir damagedBy Hurricane Katrina
Biloxi Lighthouse survivedEvent Hurricane Katrina
Biloxi Bay Bridge destroyedPredecessorBy Hurricane Katrina
Oklahoma City Hornets relocationReason Hurricane Katrina
Brian Douglas Williams notableCoverage Hurricane Katrina