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Reuters photos show damage caused by one of the fiercest Atlantic storms ever recorded.
Rain and winds from Hurricane Ivan hit
Kingston, Jamaica, September 11, 2004.
Deadly Hurricane Ivan battered Jamaica
with powerful winds and torrential rains
on Saturday but spared the island the
worst of its wrath as the eye skirted
the shore and headed for the Cayman
Islands and Cuba. REUTERS/Daniel
Aguilar
REF: JAM05D
Cars are covered by a tree which fell
during Hurricane Ivan, in Kingston,
Jamaica, September 11, 2004. Deadly
Hurricane Ivan battered Jamaica with
powerful winds and torrential rains on
Saturday but spared the island the worst
of its wrath as the eye skirted the
shore and headed for the Cayman Islands
and Cuba. REUTERS/Daniel
Aguilar
REF: JAM03D
A car is covered with the remainder of a
house after Hurricane Ivan struck
Kingston, Jamaica, September 11, 2004.
Deadly Hurricane Ivan battered Jamaica
with powerful winds and torrential rains
today but spared the island the worst of
its wrath as the eye skirted the shore
and headed for the Cayman Islands and
Cuba. REUTERS/Daniel
Aguilar
REF: JAM18D
A Jamaican man walks along a flooded
street in Kingston, as rain and winds of
Hurricane Ivan hit Jamaica, September
11, 2004. Ivan ripped into Jamaica with
powerful winds, torrential rains and
huge waves today, tearing away houses
and washing out roads before heading
toward the tiny Cayman Islands and Cuba.
REUTERS/Daniel
Aguilar
REF: JAM15D
Police patrol a street in Kingston after
Hurricane Ivan hit Jamaica, September 11,
2004. Deadly Hurricane Ivan ripped into
Jamaica with powerful winds, torrential
rains and huge waves today, tearing away
houses and washing out roads before
heading toward the tiny Cayman Islands
and Cuba. REUTERS/Daniel
Aguilar
REF: JAM19D
Jamaicans walks past debris and
furniture in Kingston, after Hurricane
Ivan hit Jamaica, September 11, 2004.
Deadly Hurricane Ivan ripped into
Jamaica with powerful winds, torrential
rains and huge waves today, tearing away
houses and washing out roads before
heading toward the tiny Cayman Islands
and Cuba. REUTERS/Daniel
Aguilar
REF: JAM23D
A Jamaican man stands on a flooded
street in Kingston during rain and winds
brought on by Hurricane Ivan in Kingston,
Jamaica, September 11, 2004. Deadly
Hurricane Ivan ripped into Jamaica with
powerful winds, torrential rains and
huge waves on Saturday, tearing away
houses and washing out roads before
heading toward the tiny Cayman Islands
and Cuba. REUTERS/Daniel
Aguilar
REF: JAM12D
Police patrol a street in Kingston after
Hurricane Ivan hit Jamaica, September 11,
2004. Deadly Hurricane Ivan ripped into
Jamaica with powerful winds, torrential
rains and huge waves today, tearing away
houses and washing out roads before
heading toward the tiny Cayman Islands
and Cuba. REUTERS/Daniel
Aguilar
REF: JAM16D
