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SAT MAP: latest map shows flood waters along Pampanga river
10 Dec 2004
This satellite map shows the extent of flood water on 8 December 2004 along the Pampanga river north west of Malolos and Manila. <LI><A HREF="/thefacts/imagerepository/PHflood10Dec04full.jpg">View a larger version of the sat map (229KB)</A>
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This satellite map shows the extent of flood water on 8 December 2004 along the Pampanga river north west of Malolos and Manila.
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