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John Kuvakas
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Relative Positions of Major European Cities On A Map Of Texas

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Interesting we forget just how big the size of the US.



   
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The 'real' Paris, Texas, lies northeast of Dallas and is in part of the "Tornado Alley".

I had to do a preliminary damage survey of the tornado that devastated Paris, in April of 1982. In my reports, I made reference to the damage of one area, about 7 miles long, appearing as if the hand of God wiped that swath clean. That term stuck and was used in further reports. It killed 10 persons.



   
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