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GEO HAITI • 2010 146 Date Name Zones Affected Wind Speed km/h Impact Estimated Losses in Sept 18-19, 2004 Jeanne Northern strip, Upper Artibonite, Gonaives, Northwest 1,870 dead including 233 after the floods. The hardest hit city has 1,500 deaths, 2,620 injured, 846 missing and 300,000 victims. (Source: Civil Defence dated October 4, 2004) NA July 6-7, 2005 Dennis Southwest coast, Southern cities (Bainet, Grand Goave, Les Cayes) Over 500 made homeless Oct 17-18, 2005 Wilma Western and Southern Haiti Between 7 and 10 dead according to government figures. Oct 23, 2005 Alpha Southern Peninsula including the Grand Anse and Nippes Provinces More than 12 deaths, according to a government report published at the end of October Landslides and flooding caused by the hurricane Aug 16, 2008 Fay All regions of the country were affected Aug 26, 2008 Gustav Southern Peninsula including the Grand Anse and South Provinces At least 77 deaths and 8 people missing, significant physical damage. On Tuesday September 2, 2008, it was estimated that 15,000 families were affected by the storm which destroyed 3,000 homes and damaged 11,458 others
State of the Environment Report 2010 Date Name Zones Affected Wind Speed km/h Impact Estimated Losses in 147 Sept 1, 2008 Hanna The Artibonite and Northeast Provinces The Office of Civil Defence reported that 50 deaths had been recorded in Artibonite, 12 in the West, 16 in the South, 3 in the Southeast and 1 in Nippes. Several towns including Gonaives were flooded. Sept 6, 2008 Ike The North and Northwest Provinces ND Heavy rains triggered by the hurricane caused the loss of about 20 lives including 13 children in Cabaret (West Province) *NA = data not available Source: USAID, 2007 The city of Gonaives is a clear example of a flooded zone. Figure 89 shows a large quantity of accumulated water in the Jong savannah (in red) in September 2008, which led to considerable deterioration of its surface area in comparison to how it was before the 2004 floods (left). The Jong savannah and the city of Gonaives are connected to a vast swamp, a situation which contributes greatly to the vulnerability of the urban centre to floods. Figure 89: Flooding in Gonaives and surroundings in 2004 Source: CATHALAC, 2008
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