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Hurricane Season Economic Impact- Oct. 2004

| 10/1/2004

Economic Impact (estimates)

	Charley	Frances
Insured Losses	$6.8 billion	$4.4 billion
Uninsured Losses	$9.9 billion	$6.1 billion
Total	$16.7 billion	$10.5 billion

Hardest-Hit Counties (estimates)

Charley

Frances

County	Est. Damage
Lee	$3.5 billion
Charlotte	$2.0 billion
Orange	$2.0 billion
Polk	$800 million
De Soto	$500 million
Hardee	$300 million
Volusia	$100 million

County	Est. Damage
St. Lucie	$1.0 billion
Indian River	$1.0 billion
Martin	$700 million
Brevard	$300 million
Volusia	$300 million

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