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The DeGrey River flows west through Western Australia before it turns north to empty into the Indian Ocean at Poissonnier Point east of the city of Port Hedland, the city most severely damaged by Cyclone George. On March 6, before both storms struck, the river was barely distinguishable in MODIS imagery. One week later, the river and its many tributaries cut a tangle of blue across the landscape.
NASA image courtesy the MODIS Rapid Response Team at NASA GSFC.
Published March 17, 2007 Data acquired March 13, 2007