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November 2, 2007: Massive flooding throughout the Mexican state of Tabasco has led to the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people, submerging over 80% of the area under water. This page is dedicated to photos of the event.
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Mexico Flood Images
- Flickr: Tabasco Flood - We Need Your Help!
- News and Observer: Photo Gallery: Flooding in Mexico
- USAToday.com: Pictures: Mexico flooding worst in 50 years
- BBC News: In Pictures: Tabasco Floods
- Google Images: Villahermosa Flood
- Flickr: Villahermosa Flood
- Guardian Unlimited: Interactive Mexico Flood report
- CBS News: Photo Essay: Torrent in Tabasco
- ABC News: Photos: Mexico, Caribbean Underwater
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Has architecture solved the problem of flooding of houses? Any websites, photos, film of flood proof housing? 7 AnswersThe Dutch company Dura Vermeer is building houses that rise with flood waters: http://www.spiegel.de/international/spiegel/0,1518,377050,00.html http://www.... read more -
What causes the Nile to rise or flood? 3 AnswersThe Nile controlled currents just coming out of the Aswan Dam, passing at Elephantine Island. http://www.richard-seaman.com/Travel/Egypt/Aswan/AroundAndAbout/N... read more -
Will Mexico win the World Cup? What year do you predict the victory? 1 AnswerYes Mexico can win the world cup. They will win it in 2038. Mexico like the USA can win the World Cup both teams for the past couple of years have made signifi... read more
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