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To: redfish who started this subject	8/31/2004 9:51:07 AM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (1) of 26025

For those unfamiliar with Florida: county map showing populations, and housing units. county-map.digital-topo-maps.com Relatively speaking a Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River hit might constitute a "miss" of high population areas, except Seminole-Orange counties (Orlando), might be in the track. If it hit Indian River and skirted central Florida between Tampa and Orlando, that would be truly picking up those split end pins in God's bowling alley, but then you'd have the GOM. Brevard County and then on to Orlando looks mega. St. Johns and Flagler if it largely missed Jacksonville would be a bullet dodge, the best outcome. South Florida would of course be a mega-event. Palm Beach has a smaller population, but if it tracked to Tampa, might have same impact as direct Miami hit? Seem about right? Any of these counties especially vulnerable because of housing construction, or manf. homes?

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