| Coden
- Bayou La Batre Area |

This
oak has stood for centuries and seen many Hurricanes come and go,
battered and burned by Katrina’s winds; it still stands and
hopefully will for another century or more!
Photo
by Barbara Jean "B.J." McNamara
|

Damage
to buildings along the downtown section of Shell Belt Rd.
Photo
by Barbara Jean "B.J." McNamara
|

Pines
along Shell Belt Rd. “burned” by Katrina’s winds,
the white object is a semi trailer that was washed into the trees.
Photo
by Barbara Jean "B.J." McNamara
|

A
Lost teddy bear among the debris along Shell Belt Rd
Photo
by Barbara Jean "B.J." McNamara
|

Debris
piled up next to the Catalina Restaurant
Photo
by Barbara Jean "B.J." McNamara
|

The
road has been scoured away along the Bay’s Shore
Photo
by Barbara Jean "B.J." McNamara
|

Pier
on Portersville Bay
Photo
by Barbara Jean "B.J." McNamara
|

Houses
like this one on Portersville Bay received extensive damage from
Katrina’s high storm surge and fierce winds.
Photo
by Barbara Jean "B.J." McNamara
|
| Photographs
of Dauphin Island |

Drilling Platform washed onto the west end
of the island
Photo by Dave Switzer |

Damaged extensively by Katrina the Fishing
pier has been mostly repaired.
Photo by Dave Switzer |

The
piers only remaining damage at the south end
Photo by Dave Switzer |

Remains
of the once towering dunes at the fishing pier
Photo by Dave Switzer |

Pier
at east end of the island near Ft. Gaines
Photo by Dave Switzer |

Looking
north from the east end at dunes on Little Dauphin Island eroded
away by Katrina
Photo by Dave Switzer |

Salt
and wind burned trees on the beach at the southeast end of the
island
Photo by Dave Switzer |

This
is all that remains of the Cedar Point Fishing pier
Photo by Dave Switzer |