Hurricane Camille and it's effects on American Legion Posts along the Gulf of Mexico
coastlines of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and inland northward into Virginia.

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This page contains maps and charts from Government websites regarding the 1969 Hurricane named Camille.

Mississippi and neighboring areas, with section of detail map (below) shaded. Note: Text added. This map was on page 33 in the magazine. End of text added.

. Detailed map of the area worst stricken. Economic disaster extended more than 50 miles inland to and beyond Lumberton, in the in the western half of Mississippi. The Louisiana delta also felt the brunt of the storm. Flood and tide injured western Alabama. Note: Text added. This map was also on page 33 in the magazine. End of text added.

Thank you for viewing the November 1969 article in the American Legion Magazine titled "The Continuing Disaster on the Gulf Coast".

"The Continuing Disaster on the Gulf Coast"   Part 1
Camille Part 2	Camille Part 3	Camille Part 4
National Hurricane Center Camille Maps and Charts

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