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English: Damage caused to a gas station in Kissimmee, Florida, by Hurricane Charley. Station located on the corner of US Hwy 192 and Orange Blossom Trail.
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2008-02-14 (original upload date) (Original text : 16/08/2004) |
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Original uploader was DearCatastropheWaitress at en.wikipedia (Original text : DearCatastropheWaitress ( talk)) |
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