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1935 HURRICANE HISTORY
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Five Maps Showing Path
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By Jerry Wilkinson
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Displayed on this page are five
versions of the path of the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane. Click the images
to slightly enlarge.
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To the right is shown what remains
until today the official U.S. Weather Service path.
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Below and right is shown the storm path
as believed on September 1, 1935.
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Below and right is shown the Miami Daily News chart published
September 2, 1935.
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Below and right is shown a chart published by the Literary Digest for
an article "Shipwreck, Storm, and Florida's Canal." President Franklin
Roosevelt had recently approved $5 million of the $4 billion work relief
fund for the Army Corps of Engineers for preliminary work on a cross-Florida
canal.
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The fourth chart is the most controversal and was published September
8, 1935 by the Miami
Tribune.
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Use Back Arrow to return to reading previous page or:
To return to the 1935 Hurricane homepage, Click
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