Images compiled by Insurance Journal show the devastation to the Florida Panhandle caused by Hurricane Michael, which hit the region Oct. 10 as a Category 4 storm. Loss estimates range from $3 to $9 billion, according to catastrophe modelers, and some reports say the economic impact could be more than $25 billion.
Special thanks to Geomni, a Verisk business, and State Farm for exclusive images.
More Coverage on Hurricane Michael:
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- Rescuers Search for Survivors as Death Toll from Hurricane Michael Rises
- A.M. Best: Insurer Losses from Hurricane Michael Will Be ‘Significant’
- CoreLogic Estimates Hurricane Michael Losses Could Top $4.5B; Top 10 Insurers Affected
- Insurers, Reinsurers Can Handle Hurricane Michael Losses: Fitch
- After Battering Florida, Hurricane Michael Heads for Georgia, Carolinas
- Fast-Moving Hurricane Michael, Now Category 4, Threatens Florida Panhandle
- Florida Regulator Urges Insurers to Respond Quickly After Michael, Says 500K Insureds At Risk
- AIR: Hurricane Michael Strongest Storm to Hit Florida Panhandle on Record
- Georgia Insurance Chief Says to Prepare for Hurricane Michael; State of Emergency Issued
- Duke Energy Braces for Second Hurricane Hit as Michael Nears Florida
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