Photo Gallery: Yacht Club area
The historic Yacht Club Pier is gone, the BoatHouse suffred serious damage but the Yacht Club and the Tony Rotino Center were left standing in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Damage assessment is ongoing.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawall, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
The Caloosahatchee overflowed across the Yacht Club neighborhood, causing extensive flooding to homes, rising boats from piers and moorings and then leaving them scattered in off places and roadways throughout the area, including Bimini Basin.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
VALARIE HARRING
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- The historic Yacht Club Pier is gone, the BoatHouse suffred serious damage but the Yacht Club and the Tony Rotino Center were left standing in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Damage assessment is ongoing. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawall, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
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- The Caloosahatchee overflowed across the Yacht Club neighborhood, causing extensive flooding to homes, rising boats from piers and moorings and then leaving them scattered in off places and roadways throughout the area, including Bimini Basin. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
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- Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area. VALARIE HARRING
The Gold Coast through the Yacht Club area bore the brunt of Hurricane Ian, which took out the historic Yacht Club Pier.
Rising water in Caloosahatchee overflowed its banks and seawalls, causing extensive flooding to homes and lifting boats from piers and moorings in the canals. Receding waters then left them high and dry, scattered in odd places and roadways throughout the area.
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