Devastating Martinique Disaster Leaves City in Ruins
Reports describe St Pierre’s complete destruction by fire and heat after the Mt Pelee eruption. Survivors aboard the cruiser Suchet brought nine fatalities and many burned or wounded aboard, while Fort de France prepares hospitals, stores, and guards.
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St. Pierre
Fort de France
le Corbet
le Precheur
Suchet
Martinique
Paria
Sighit
Hlarne
St. Vincent
Pompei
Bank of
Pouver Quertier
le Prepheur
Harlyoy
Roddam
Port Ile
Nisisior
Gut
Gelieh
Atay
St. Puen
World’s Greatest Disasters Cite Martinique Deaths
A dated survey traces Martinique’s calamities from 1767 to the present, noting 1600 dead in an earthquake, 700 in 1829 Port Royal destruction, and the famed St Pierre catastrophe alongside harrowing global events. It cites Krakatoa, Charleston, Apia, Japan, Johnstown, Galveston, and ongoing volcanic fire risks, framing St Pierre as a future record in world history.
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Martinique
Port Royal
St. Pierre
Gettyshbure
Pompeii
Herculareum
Vesuvius
Pamplire
Herculaneum
Panpei
Enn
Benishochel
South America
Owen Uwa
Lee
Giles Ou
Pature
Owen
Spain
Madetma
Prelipciags
Malay Archipelago
Krakatoa
Strait of
Sunda
Java
Sumatra
United States
Charleston
Atlantic
Harbar
Apia
Samoa
Olga
Eber
Adler
Nipsic
Trenton
Vandalia
Japan
Judostown
Conemaugh
Johnstown
Galveston
China
Philippines
Manila
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Font oAy France
Tae
Robert
l'Mount Pelee
Central America
Naples
Mont Telee